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Used Reefer Trailers in Portugal

  • 2006 Schmitz

    2006 Schmitz

    • Manufacturer: Schmitz

    Thermoking MTº cold engine Comp: 9,20 m | Larg: 2,47 m | Alt: 2,45 m

    Torres Vedras, Portugal
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    2006 Schmitz Cargobull Schmitz Cargobull SKO 24

    • Manufacturer: Schmitz Cargobull
    • Model: SKO 24

    Body: Refrigerator | Make (bodywork): Thermoking | Country: PORTUGAL | Builder: Schmitz Cargobull | Atp marking: FNA | Atp expiration date: 31/10/2025 | Axes: 3 axes

    Mozelos, Portugal
  • 3-SHAFT CHILL Schmitz SKO 24/L

    3-SHAFT CHILL Schmitz SKO 24/L 13.4 Blumenbreite

    • Manufacturer: Schmitz Cargobull
    • Model: SKO 24
    • Gross weight: 39,000 kg

    Schmitz SKO 24/L 13.4 Blumenbreite 3-SHAFT FRIGHTENING GALLERY EBS / ABS Length: 13.410 mm, Width: 2.650 mm, Height: : 2,490 mm, side walls 45 mm 33 places for euro pallets Diesel and electric cold machine; diese...

    $41,953 USD

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    Est. $790/mo

    Rinchoa, Portugal

Overview

Reefer trailers, or refrigerated trailers, are specialized units designed to transport perishable goods that require temperature control. These trailers are equipped with refrigeration units to maintain specific temperature ranges, making them ideal for transporting food, pharmaceuticals, and other temperature-sensitive products. They come in various sizes and configurations to suit different transport needs.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used reefer trailer?

Check the condition of the refrigeration unit, insulation, and overall trailer structure. Ensure the unit has been well-maintained and serviced regularly.

How do I ensure the reefer trailer is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery or trailers. Make sure the trailer is properly secured and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a reefer trailer?

Regular maintenance includes checking the refrigeration unit, inspecting insulation and seals, and ensuring the trailer’s structural integrity. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.