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Vans for transporting pharmaceuticals
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Vans for transporting pharmaceuticals

Refrigerators for pharmaceuticals: +2…+8 °C mode, temperature control, cold-chain validation.

How to choose a vehicle

Requirements for pharmaceutical transport

Most medicines and vaccines are transported at +2…+8 °C with documented temperature control along the whole route. A deviation is not just a loss of goods but a risk to patients and to the distributor's licence: the cold chain in pharma is checked more strictly than in food.

Which body to choose

A refrigerator that precisely holds +2…+8 °C with a temperature logger. The body — with reinforced insulation and three-chamber seals: the more stable the passive circuit, the less risk if the unit fails. For a warehouse — a stationary cold room from the same panels.

Why COND

An airtight body with low thermal conductivity (no more than 0.4 W/m·°C), installation and service of Carrier units — all in one place, with a warranty of up to 3 years.

Why “just cold” is not enough in pharma

With food it is enough that the load arrives cold. In pharmaceuticals you have to prove the range was never breached over the whole journey: a product that has been outside its range cannot be judged by eye, so it is the temperature log that gets checked, not the goods.

Hence the requirements for the vehicle: a temperature recorder with a time log, sensors in the cargo space rather than only at the evaporator, and predictable distribution of cold — so that the reading at the rear door matches the one at the bulkhead.

What the body must have

An 80–100 mm panel: the thicker the envelope, the longer the body holds its temperature with the engine off or the unit failed — that is the margin of time in which a consignment can still be saved.

A duct along the ceiling so the cold passes over the load and returns underneath instead of blowing straight onto the cartons. Smooth washable lining with no gaps. To order — a bulkhead for two temperatures, when one trip carries both +2…+8 °C and room-temperature +15…+25 °C goods.

Suitable bodies

Almaty

What we allow for in Almaty

For pharmaceuticals what matters is not the average temperature but the absence of deviations, and the Almaty summer tests that: the difference between the street and the body reaches sixty degrees. We fit a unit accurate to ±1 °C and a 100 mm panel. Acceptance is in the workshop in Almaty — you can start the unit and watch it come up to range.

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By having to prove the range was held. With food it is enough that the cargo arrives cold; in pharmaceuticals it must be proven that the range was never breached along the route. The fitness of a product that has been outside the range cannot be judged by eye, so it is the temperature record that is checked, not the goods.
Most medicines and vaccines require +2…+8 °C. The unit is selected to ±1 °C, and the body with a 100 mm panel: an Almaty summer produces a difference of up to sixty degrees between the street and the body.
In the load space, not only at the evaporator, and with a time-stamped record. The distribution of cold must be predictable — the same at the rear door as at the bulkhead, otherwise a record from a single point proves nothing.
So that the cold passes over the load and returns underneath instead of blowing straight at the boxes. A jet into the packaging causes local overcooling and an uneven range through the volume.
Time in reserve. A panel of 80–100 mm holds the range longer when the engine is off and when the unit fails — those are the hours in which a consignment can be saved. The more stable the passive envelope, the less the dependence on machinery.