Chemical Shipping Container Solutions

Protect temperature-sensitive chemicals with shipping containers engineered for precise temperature control, dependable performance, and quality transport across global supply chains.

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Refrigerated Chemical Shipping Containers

NMR-262 Nose-Mount Dual Redundant Refrigeration Unit

Klinge Dual Refrigerated Container Model NMR-262 with optional diesel generator set (Model NMG-115) offers dependable protection for temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals and chemicals. 

PFR-571 Z2 Explosion-Proof Refrigeration Unit for Containers

Explosion-proof refrigerated containers with ATEX Zone 2 certification, optional DNV compatibility and global technical support.

Tank Container Temperature Control Equipment

TCR-109 Refrigeration Unit for Tank Containers

This proven product has been trusted by industries to transport chemicals, pharmaceuticals and beverages for over 40 years. The mechanical section fits on the side of the container, and the electrical control box is mounted at the end of the container for easy access when tanks are stacked.

TCR-110 Refrigeration Unit for Tank Containers

The lighter-weight, side-mounted unit fits between the reefer tank and bottom frame rail. Delivers approximately 7kW of cooling power at 0° cargo (30°C ambient) and is also available as a dual-redundant system. The explosion-proof version meets ATEX Directive requirements.

TCR-111 Refrigeration Unit for Tank Containers

When sustainability is a priority, TCR-111 is an ideal choice. It uses low-GWP refrigerant and fits 25,000-liter tanks, helping to reduce logistics costs.

TCH-112 Heating Units for Tank Containers

Provides precise electric temperature regulation, even in extremely cold environments. The advanced, space-saving control box is end-mounted for easy technician access on stacked containers.

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Precise Temperature Control

Maintain precise temperatures for chemicals requiring refrigerated transport, helping protect product quality throughout the supply chain.

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Designed for Dangerous Goods

Chemical shipping containers help transport hazardous materials while supporting industry requirements for temperature-controlled cargo.

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Built for Global Transport

Engineered for dependable operations across marine, port, and intermodal shipping environments worldwide.

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Cooling Solutions

Available with refrigerated temperature-control capabilities to help protect temperature-sensitive chemicals. 

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Dual-Redundant Refrigeration

Dual-redundant refrigeration systems automatically provide backup if one refrigeration unit requires service, helping protect cargo and maintain temperature control.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about Dangerous Goods & Chemical Shipping Containers

Typical cargo for refrigerated chemical transport containers includes organic peroxides, self-reactive substances, adhesives, and resins.

The best hazardous material shipping containers provide reliable temperature control, durable construction, and the certifications required for transportation of dangerous goods.

An IMO-compliant shipping container is designed to meet International Maritime Organization (IMO) requirements for transporting cargo by sea. There are additional requirements for certain more hazardous cargo.

Some chemicals must remain within a specified temperature range to help preserve product quality, maintain stability, and support safe transportation throughout the supply chain.