Constant Temperature Chick Transport Truck – 22–26°C for Safe Poultry Delivery
Day-old chicks don't travel well if the temperature swings. Our constant temp truck keeps the cabin at 22–26°C—automatic heating in winter, automatic cooling in summer. The laminar airflow design distributes air evenly through the load, reducing hot spots and cold corners. That matters when you're hauling 12 hours across state lines in July or January.
The insulated body is fully enclosed and thickened. Cab display shows real-time cabin temperature and system status—driver can adjust without pulling over. Interior surfaces are smooth, corrosion-resistant, and washable at high temperature. We've seen customers run these trucks for years with consistent delivery results.
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