Refrigerated containers · Blast freezers · Deep freezers
Refrigerated Containers and Freezers, Delivered to Your Site
Walk-in cold storage in 20′ and 40′ units for food, produce, seafood and pharmaceuticals, delivered across Southern California.
-76°F to 70°F Chilled, frozen and ultra-low units
Plug In and Run Three-phase power, 460 V or 230 V
Delivered and Placed On our own tilt-bed trucks
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Cold storage quote
Tell us what you need to keep cold
Add your ZIP code, the product and the temperature it needs. We reply with the right unit, availability and the delivered price.
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Cold storage units
Pick the temperature you need
Four kinds of unit cover most cold storage jobs. Not sure which one fits? Call us at (562) 362-6380.
Chilled or frozen
40 ft · High cube
Refrigerated Containers
A walk-in cooler or freezer you can place anywhere a truck can reach.
- Stainless steel insulated interior
- Aluminum T-bar floor
- Used, tested and running
-40°F to 70°F
20 ft · 40 ft
Blast Freezers
Fast pull-down for large loads, from chilled storage to a hard freeze.
- Easy-open butcher door
- Flat floor and LED lights
- Walk-in curtains
-76°F to -4°F
40 ft · Ultra-low
Ultra-Low Blast Freezers
An even blast freeze for high-value seafood, meats and pharmaceuticals.
- Even temperature through the cargo
- High-pressure evaporator fan
- Adjustable ceiling fan
-76°F to 30°F
40 ft · Dual redundant
Deep Freezers
Long-term frozen storage for cargo that cannot afford a failure.
- Two independent freezer systems
- Auto defrost and diagnostics
- Optional generator, 52-gallon tank
Also available: a 20′ blast freezer and a deep freezer with its own generator. See all cold storage units
Who uses it
Cold storage for every kind of operation
A walk-in cooler or freezer you can place anywhere a truck can reach, for a season or for good.
- Restaurants, bars and catering
- Farms and packing houses
- Food distribution and warehouses
- Seafood and meat processors
- Pharmaceutical and lab storage
- Events and seasonal peaks
Before delivery
What your site needs
Cold storage units are plug-in equipment. Have these ready and the unit can start working the day it arrives.
- Power: three-phase, 460 V, or 230 V with a transformer
- Electrician: a licensed electrician makes the connection
- Ground: firm and level, such as concrete, asphalt or compacted gravel
- Access: about 60 ft of straight clearance for a 20′ unit, 100 ft for a 40′ unit
- Airflow: the machinery end stays open to the air
How it works
From first call to a cold unit on your site
Tell us what you store
The product, the temperature it needs and your delivery ZIP code.
We match and quote
We recommend the unit, confirm availability and quote it delivered.
Get the site ready
We send the electrical data sheet so your electrician can prepare.
Delivered and placed
Our truck slides the unit into position, ready to connect.
FAQ
Refrigerated container questions
What temperature can a refrigerated container hold?
It depends on the unit. Blast freezers run from -40°F to 70°F, ultra-low blast freezers reach -76°F, and deep freezers hold anywhere from -76°F to 30°F. Tell us the product and the temperature it needs and we will match the unit.
What power do I need?
These units run on three-phase power: 460 V, or 230 V with a transformer. The amperage depends on the unit, and we confirm the exact supply for the one you choose before delivery.
What if the power goes out?
The dual-redundant deep freezer has two independent freezer systems, so one backs up the other. The generator model carries a 52-gallon fuel tank and can keep itself running for almost two days under full load.
Can you modify a cold storage unit?
Yes. Our fabrication team adds butcher doors, walk-in curtains, shelving, lighting and other options before the unit ships.
How is the unit delivered?
On our own tilt-bed trucks, the same way as a dry container. The truck backs up to the spot, tilts the bed and slides the unit into place. We can preview the route first if access is tight.
How do I get a price?
Send the form at the top of this page with your ZIP code and what you plan to store, or call (562) 362-6380. We reply with availability and the delivered price.
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A closer look at the units
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Ready to keep it cold?
Tell us the product, the temperature and your delivery ZIP code and we will send you a quote.