Specialized Temperature-Controlled Container Solutions

People across the globe depend on an ultra-reliable temperature-controlled supply chain. Klinge containers protect the critical chemicals, food, and medicines that support our quality of life.

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Refrigerated Tank Containers

Maintain stable temperatures for bulk liquid shipments with cooling, heating, or both. Klinge works with tank container builders to support systems performing in extreme outdoor conditions to maintain cargo temperature up to 90°C  and down to -31°C and keep it there.  

Food Processing Industry Solutions: Blast Freezers, Thawing & Shipping Solutions

Maintain food and product quality at every stage. Klinge solutions offer rapid, modular food freezing and thawing, which is cost efficient and easy to deploy. Klinge containers have many different uses, from freezing and storage to distribution and final preparation. 

Pharmaceutical Shipping Container Solutions

Set and maintain precise container temperature from the lab through delivery. Active cooling with dual-redundant and backup power options supports product quality and limits losses of high-value pharmaceuticals and delicate equipment like MRIs.

Chemical Shipping Container Solutions

Klinge refrigerated containers are made to limit the risks of transporting organic peroxides and self-reactive substances. Our specialized containers are accepted by all major shipping lines. 

Explosion-Proof Shipping Containers for Oil & Gas

Trust Klinge’s explosion-proof refrigerated containers and satisfy EU Notifying Body requirements with third-party ATEX certified components. Offshore containers are designed for use in potentially explosive atmospheres on oil rigs, oil tankers and other offshore locations. 

Military Refrigeration Solutions

Transport perishable food and supplies across the most rugged terrains. Klinge’s military-grade containers serve as diverse, expandable refrigerators, freezers, or both. Specialized units pass rigorous testing and meet emissions requirements.  

Container Ship

Refrigerated Transport Solutions

For temperature-controlled shipping by truck, boat, and train, Klinge containers meet the standards set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

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Global Service Network

Klinge service technicians have skills that go beyond basic technical know-how. You can tap into their expertise around the world. 

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Modular Storage and Processing Solutions

Klinge containers can serve as temperature-controlled storage. Specialized containers can perform certain processing functions, such as blast freezing and quick thawing.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about Refrigerated Containers

The most typical type of refrigeration system for containers removes heat from the cargo by cooling the supply air inside the container. Reliable cooling requires both refrigeration equipment and controllers. Klinge systems combine industrial-grade refrigeration hardware, advanced controllers, redundant systems for mission-critical cargo, specialized heat transfer methods (air-cooled for ISO containers, fluid-based for tanks), and ruggedized designs made to withstand extreme and hazardous environments. 

Klinge refrigerated containers maintain the quality of perishable cargo by combining active redundant refrigeration, precise temperature control, continuous monitoring, and security‑focused design. Our refrigeration solutions are engineered to prevent temperature drift, equipment failure, or unauthorized access. 

Consistent and reliable temperature control requires constant review and management. Klinge dataloggers, satellite communication, and global systems for mobile communications provide ways to monitor, maintain, and document temperature settings throughout the cargo’s journey. 

Klinge electric containers can get their power in multiple ways, including shore power (port or terminal plug-in), vessel power (the ship’s onboard electrical system) and diesel powered “genset” generators that provide power during over-the-road trucking or intermodal rail moves. Solar panels may be used to provide auxiliary power for telematics and other communication systems.

Klinge engineers quality temperature control. Our systems use dual full‑capacity refrigeration units, independent generator sets, and microprocessor controllers for ultra‑precise regulation. We offer ATEX‑rated explosion‑proof designs for hazardous environments, global satellite tracking, loud alarms, and rugged construction built for offshore, military, pharma, and chemical applications. This combination of redundancy, durability, and real‑time visibility makes Klinge an advantageous choice for high‑value, temperature‑critical cargo.