Isuzu 100P refrigerated truck 5T

1. Isuzu 100P refrigerated truck 5T video

2.Isuzu 100P refrigerated truck configuration

Vehicle size: 5995*1960*2835(mm)

Body size: 4100*1740*1750(mm)

Chassis configuration: 3360 wheelbase, 7.00R16 8PR tires, 4KH1CN6LB Isuzu engine, 120 HP, five speed transmission, with air conditioning, directional assist, ABS, oil brake, central control lock, electric glass

3.Photo of Isuzu 100P refrigerated truck

  Food transportation

• Fresh produce:
  • Fruits like apples, bananas, and berries need to be kept at specific temperatures to slow down the ripening process, prevent spoilage, and maintain their texture, flavor, and nutritional value. For example, bananas are often transported at around 13 - 15°C, while apples can be stored and transported at 0 - 4°C.
  • Vegetables such as lettuce, spinach, and tomatoes also require proper refrigeration. Lettuce, for instance, is typically transported at 0 - 2°C to prevent wilting and the growth of bacteria.
• Meat, poultry, and seafood:
  • These products are highly perishable and must be kept at low temperatures to inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms. Fresh meat is usually transported at 0 - 4°C, while frozen meat is transported at - 18°C or lower. Seafood, being even more delicate, often requires precise temperature control, with some species like raw oysters needing to be transported at 0 - 2°C to remain fresh and safe for consumption.
• Dairy products:
  • Milk, yogurt, and cheese need refrigeration to prevent spoilage caused by bacteria. Milk is commonly transported at 2 - 4°C to maintain its freshness and quality, while some types of cheese may require specific temperature and humidity conditions during transportation to ensure proper aging and prevent mold growth.
• Bakery and confectionery:
  • Some baked goods like cream - filled pastries and certain types of cakes need refrigeration to prevent the growth of mold and spoilage. Refrigerated trucks help keep these products fresh during transit from bakeries to retail stores.

2. Pharmaceutical transportation

• Medications:
  • Many drugs, especially biologics such as vaccines, insulin, and some monoclonal antibody therapies, are temperature - sensitive. Vaccines, for example, need to be stored and transported within a very narrow temperature range, often between 2 - 8°C. Deviating from this range can cause the vaccine to lose its potency, rendering it ineffective in protecting against diseases. Refrigerated trucks play a crucial role in maintaining the cold chain for these life - saving medications, ensuring that they reach patients in a viable state.
• Blood and blood products:
  • Blood for transfusions and blood - derived products like plasma must be kept at specific temperatures. Red blood cells are typically stored and transported at 1 - 6°C, while platelets are often maintained at 20 - 24°C with continuous agitation. Refrigerated trucks are used to safely transport these products from blood collection centers to hospitals.

3. Chemical and industrial product transportation

• Certain chemicals:
  • Some chemicals are unstable at higher temperatures or are reactive with the environment. For example, some specialty chemicals used in the manufacturing of electronics or high - tech materials may need to be transported at low temperatures to prevent degradation or chemical reactions. Refrigerated trucks provide a controlled environment to ensure the integrity of these chemicals during transit.
• Floriculture products:
  • Cut flowers are delicate and require proper temperature and humidity control to maintain their freshness and appearance. Refrigerated trucks help extend the shelf - life of flowers during transportation from farms to florist shops or distribution centers, ensuring that they reach consumers in a vibrant and sellable condition.