Lighter Refrigerated Trucks, Lower Operating Costs — Vacuum Insulation Solution for Refrigerated Trucks

Refrigerated truck operators face rising costs:

• Fuel prices are rising.

• Tolls are increasing.

• Driver wages are rising.

• Vehicle maintenance costs continue to climb.

With costs rising across the board, reducing vehicle weight is one of the few cost-saving measures operators can control.

SuperCooler Yunqing (VIP) Vacuum Insulation Panels

An ultra-light insulation solution for refrigerated truck bodies:

Yunqing VIP application data for refrigerated trucks:

Weight comparison (standard 6 m refrigerated truck body):

Overall Benefits of Yunqing VIP for Refrigerated Trucks:

Thermal performance: thermal conductivity 0.0055~0.0065 W/(m·K), significantly better than pure PU insulation at 0.023 W/(m·K).

Weight control: density 70~140kg/m3, delivering reliable insulation without adding extra vehicle weight.

Thinner body walls: wall thickness can be reduced by 30%~50% for the same insulation performance.

More usable volume: interior cargo capacity increases by 10%~20%.

Lower energy use: improved insulation shortens refrigeration unit runtime and reduces fuel consumption by 5%~10%.

SuperCooler Yunqing VIP— A practical energy-saving insulation solution for refrigerated trucks.

Make every refrigerated truck lighter, roomier and more economical.

About Super Tech Cold Chain

Fujian Super Tech Cold Chain Technology Co., Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fujian Super Tech Advanced Material Co., Ltd. (stock code: 688398), a listed company. Backed by the parent company’s core vacuum-insulation technology, it provides systematic, high-efficiency, energy-saving insulation solutions for pharmaceuticals, fresh produce, food, refrigerated trucks, reefer containers and cold storage.

We provide tailored energy-saving insulation solutions for refrigerated truck manufacturers and operators. Our products include vacuum insulation panels (VIP) and insulated cold boxes, with flexible integration from truck-body insulation layers to complete vehicle thermal structures.

As operating costs continue to rise, SuperCooler offers the industry a new route to lighter, more efficient refrigerated-truck insulation.