Pharmaceutical shipping containers help maintain precise temperatures during transport and storage, protecting temperature-sensitive medicines from spoilage while supporting regulatory compliance throughout the cold chain.
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Ultra-Low Temperature Pharmaceutical Shipping Containers
Designed for pharmaceutical manufacturers, logistics providers, and healthcare organizations, these pharmaceutical shipping containers maintain temperatures as low as -70°C for vaccines, biologics and other critical products. Dual redundant refrigeration protects valuable cargo.
NMF-372 Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer Container
Maintain uninterrupted cold chain protection for seafood processing plants, meat and poultry facilities, and prepared food production — including probiotics, cultures and enzymes. Klinge containers support high-value products with ultra-low temperature control and full system redundancy and smart backup.
Reliable MRI transportation with continuous protection, ocean freight capability and optional remote monitoring for global shipments.
CBU-30 Blast Freezer Container
Rapidly freeze pharmaceuticals, phase change materials (PCMs) seafood, meat, and other food products with a blast freezer container that installs in hours and expands production capacity when you need it most.
PFP-572 Dual Redundant Refrigeration Unit
Protect pharmaceutical cargo with a dual redundant refrigeration unit featuring automatic backup, continuous temperature control and built-in redundancy.
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.
Consistent Temperature Control
Redundant, independent freezer systems protect your pharmaceuticals—anywhere. Flexible, mobile Klinge container solutions support both transport and stationary needs. Easily mountable for dockside use, they deliver rapid, on-site freezer capability when you need it most.
Pharmaceutical Shipping Containers
Delivering precision and reliability from -70°C to +25°C, Klinge pharmaceutical solutions feature dual refrigeration, backup power, and remote monitoring to safeguard the most critical products.
Dual Redundant Refrigeration
Two independent refrigeration systems automatically provide backup operation to help protect valuable pharmaceutical cargo and maintain required temperatures.
Precise Temperature Control
Maintain precise temperatures for pharmaceutical shipping containers across applications ranging from controlled ambient storage to ultra-low temperature transport.
Flexible Transport and Storage
Use pharmaceutical shipping containers for global transport or temporary refrigerated storage to expand cold chain capacity during peak demand, emergencies or facility outages.
Built for the Global Cold Chain
Engineered to perform across global pharmaceutical logistics networks with dependable operations in changing climates and transportation environments.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions about Pharmaceutical Shipping Containers
Pharmaceutical shipping containers are designed for vaccines, biologics, blood products, plasma and other temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products requiring reliable temperature control.
Pharmaceutical shipping containers are temperature-controlled systems designed to maintain precise temperatures for vaccines, biologics, blood products and other temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals during transport and temporary refrigerated storage.
Yes. Temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals must be transported within specified temperature ranges to help maintain product integrity and meet applicable regulatory and industry requirements.
Depending on the model, pharmaceutical shipping containers maintain temperatures from -70°C to 25°C to support ultra-low, refrigerated and controlled ambient pharmaceutical storage.
Yes. In addition to transportation, pharmaceutical shipping containers provide temporary refrigerated storage for surge capacity, facility outages, emergency response and other cold chain applications.
Dual refrigeration systems operate independently. If one system experiences an issue, the backup system automatically engages to help maintain the required cargo temperature and protect valuable pharmaceutical products.
Compared with air freight, ocean freight is lower cost, lower emission and more secure, allowing pharma companies to improve bottom lines, decrease carbon footprints and increase supply chain reliability by choosing ocean freight.