Cold Chain Boxes
Packaging developed around temperature-controlled logistics
Composite packaging development for refrigerated and temperature-controlled supply chains. Structures are developed and evaluated around the required cold-chain environment.
The packaging challenge
Cold chains combine low temperature, condensation and wet handling with long transit and high stacking.
Condensation
Boxes move between cold and ambient zones; condensation forms on and in the packaging.
Wet environments
Ice, melt water and washing are part of many refrigerated routes.
Stacking under load
Pallets in cold storage and in transit stack high for long periods.
Frozen-logistics requirements
Frozen routes are evaluated separately, with their own handling and duration inputs.
Structure options
Options are combined per project and evaluated on samples.
- 01
Lidded box
Closed box with lid for protected transport.
- 02
Ventilated or closed
Airflow or containment, depending on the product and route.
- 03
Drainage
Floor features for melt water and wash-down.
- 04
Hand holes
For manual handling in cold rooms.
- 05
Pads and dividers
Where products need separation or cushioning.
- 06
Printing
Basic colour printing for identification.
What we need to evaluate cold-chain packaging
These inputs let us develop and evaluate the structure. They are inputs, not guaranteed outputs.
- Product type
- Temperature range of the route
- Load weight per box
- Box dimensions
- Stacking layers
- Transit duration
- Humidity and condensation conditions
- Ventilation requirement
- Drainage requirement
- Reuse requirement
Why a composite board here
SPC hollow board is a mineral-filled polymer composite sheet developed for moisture and repeated handling. For cold-chain use, the material and the structure are evaluated together around your route: no temperature rating is stated on this website, and performance is confirmed on samples per project.
Frequently asked questions
- What information is needed to evaluate cold-chain packaging?
- Product type, temperature range, load per box, dimensions, stacking layers, transit duration, humidity and condensation conditions, ventilation, drainage and reuse requirement.
- Is the box rated for a specific temperature?
- No temperature rating or guarantee is stated. Packaging structures are developed and evaluated around the required cold-chain environment, per project.
Tell us about the route
Temperature range, transit duration and stacking are the three inputs that shape a cold-chain box.