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What is the difference between an insulated container and a refrigerated container?
Refrigerated containers can adjust the temperature through equipment, while insulated containers only keep things warm, that is, hot things are kept hot and cold things are kept cold.
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What is the insulation principle of the insulated container?
The insulated container mainly achieves its insulation function through the insulation structure of the box. The walls, ceiling and floor of the box are filled with insulation materials, such as polyurethane foam, to reduce heat transfer.
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Which goods are suitable for transport in insulated containers?
Goods that require constant temperature transport, such as vegetables, fruits, flowers, etc.
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What materials are used for the outer shell and inner liner?
The outer shell is typically made of high-strength, impact-resistant materials such as plastic or metal. The inner liner is made of food-grade plastic or stainless steel, offering high hygiene standards and corrosion resistance for direct contact with goods.
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What are the common insulation materials used inside the walls?
Common insulation materials include polystyrene foam (EPS), polyurethane foam (PU), and perlite. These materials feature low thermal conductivity, effectively blocking external heat transfer.
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What is the maximum payload capacity of the insulated container?
The container has a maximum gross weight of 30,480 kg, with a maximum payload capacity of 28,280 kg and a tare weight of 3,800 kg (±2%).
