Isuzu 6*4 refrigerated truck 25T

1. Food industry

• Fresh agricultural products transportation
  • Fruits and vegetables: To keep them fresh, maintain their moisture content, and slow down the respiration rate and spoilage process. For example, transporting delicate fruits like strawberries, cherries, and leafy greens such as spinach and lettuce over long - distance from production areas to markets.
  • Meat: Refrigerated trucks are used to transport fresh beef, pork, and poultry. They ensure that the meat is kept at a low temperature to inhibit the growth of bacteria and maintain its quality and edibility during transit.
  • Dairy products: Items like milk, yogurt, and cheese need to be stored and transported under specific temperature conditions to prevent spoilage and maintain their taste and nutritional value.
• Food processing and distribution
  • Frozen food: Frozen dumplings, pizzas, and ice - cream are transported in refrigerated trucks at extremely low temperatures (usually around - 18°C or lower) to maintain their frozen state.
  • Bakery products: Some perishable baked goods, such as cream - filled pastries, need to be refrigerated during transportation to prevent the growth of mold and spoilage.

2. Pharmaceutical industry

• Medication transportation
  • Vaccines: Many vaccines are highly temperature - sensitive. For example, the measles - mumps - rubella (MMR) vaccine needs to be stored and transported within a specific cold - chain temperature range (usually 2 - 8°C) to maintain its efficacy. Refrigerated trucks play a crucial role in ensuring the proper temperature control during the distribution of vaccines from manufacturing facilities to vaccination centers.
  • Biologics: These are complex medical products derived from living organisms. They often require strict temperature management, either in the refrigerated or frozen state, to prevent degradation of their active ingredients.

3. Floriculture industry

• Flower transportation
  • Cut flowers are very perishable. Refrigerated trucks help to extend their vase life by maintaining a cool environment. By reducing the temperature, the respiration rate of the flowers is slowed down, which delays the aging process. For example, roses, lilies, and tulips are often transported in refrigerated trucks from flower - growing regions to flower markets both domestically and internationally.

4. Chemical and laboratory sample transportation

• Chemical products
  • Some temperature - sensitive chemicals, such as certain solvents and reagents, need to be transported in refrigerated trucks to prevent chemical reactions, degradation, or changes in their physical properties.
• Laboratory samples
  • Biological samples, including blood, urine, and tissue samples for medical research or diagnostic purposes, must be kept at specific temperatures during transportation to ensure the integrity of the samples and the accuracy of test results.