6.8m FRP Refrigerated Truck Body with PU Foam Insulation

The 6.8m FRP Refrigerated Truck Body with PU Foam is engineered for medium to long-distance cold chain logistics requiring substantial cargo volume and reliable temperature retention. With an interior volume of approximately 40.7 m³, this body is manufactured using full polyurethane (PU) integral foam injection technology — a process that ensures a seamless, void-free insulation layer with no thermal bridges.

Measuring 6,800 mm in interior length with a generous 2,480 mm headroom, this body accommodates palletized and bulk shipments of frozen, chilled, and temperature-sensitive goods over regional transit routes. The exterior can be finished with FRP or pre-coated aluminum skins depending on application requirements. Optional features include dual-temperature zone partition systems for mixed-load operations and hydraulic tailgate lifts for ground-level loading and unloading.

Key Specifications

Key Features

• PU Integral Foam Injection — One-shot polyurethane foam injection eliminates cavities and voids, providing uniform thermal insulation across the entire body structure.
• Dual-Temperature Zone Option — A movable partition wall allows the body to be divided into separate frozen and chilled compartments, each with independent temperature control.
• Hydraulic Tailgate Compatibility — Reinforced rear frame accommodates standard hydraulic lift tailgates for efficient ground-level loading.
• Large Payload Capacity — 2,000 kg/m² floor rating supports palletized heavy loads, maximizing transport efficiency on medium-distance routes.
• FRP or Aluminum Exterior — Choose between corrosion-resistant FRP or lightweight pre-coated aluminum external skins to match operational priorities.
• Full Floor Drainage — Integrated drainage channels prevent standing water and simplify wash-down sanitation procedures.

Applications

• Regional cold chain distribution between cities (150–500 km radius)
• Bulk frozen food transport (meat, seafood, frozen vegetables)
• Dairy and ice cream supply chain logistics
• Dual-temperature deliveries combining frozen and chilled goods
• Beverage and temperature-sensitive ingredient distribution