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Insulation is central to the refrigerated truck design. It plays a vital role in protecting perishable goods. Insulation materials for refrigerated trucks must provide high thermal resistance to prevent outside heat from affecting the interior temperature.

Refrigerated trucks often use multiple layers of materials for their wall panels, roof panels, floors and door panels. It helps achieve optimal thermal insulation and structural strength.

Common Materials Used in Refrigerated Truck Bodies Include:

FRP provides a strong outer layer that can withstand abrasion, impact, and weather with minimal impact on the truck’s weight, while XPS and PU foam effectively reduce heat transfer from the outside.

FRP Sheet XPS Foam Sandwich Panel

FRP XPS Foam Sandwich Panel (3)

The outer layer is made of FRP sheet, which has excellent durability and lightness to withstand the harsh external environment.

The core material is made of XPS foam. It is an affordable and very effective insulation material that minimizes heat exchange between the inside and outside.

FRP Sheet PU Foam Sandwich Panel

Fiberglass PU foam sandwich panels are another widely used material. They provide excellent insulation for refrigerated trucks.

Its core is made of PU foam, which is particularly good at keeping temperatures low for long periods.

The fiberglass layer increases durability and resists impact and environmental damage, extending the truck’s life and reliability.

Specifications

SkinFRP Sheet
CFRT Sheet
CoreXPS (extruded polystyrene) foam core
PU (polyurethane) foam core
WidthMax 3.2m.
Thickness10-150mm.
LengthMax 12m.
PartsFront panels
Rear doors
Side panels
Roof panels
Floor panels
Partition panels

Which Refrigerated Trucks Use Fiberglass Foam Composite Sandwich Panels?

The benefits of FRP foam sandwich panels can be used in pickup trucks, light refrigerated trucks, refrigerated trailers, freezer trucks, mobile cold storage, etc.