Say goodbye to the stress of moving temperature sensitive shipments and hello to a world where your goods arrive fresh, safe, and right on time. Gain peace of mind over the safety of your temperature sensitive goods—no matter how long the flight.
Between 2°C and 8°C
(35.6°F and 46.4° F)
Between 15°C and 25°C
(59°F and 77°F)
Between 2°C and 25°C
(35.6°F and 77°F)
Products kept at -20°C
(-4°F)
Between -20°C and -70°C
(-4°F and -94°F)
These containers, like Envirotainers and AcuTemps, can accommodate a wide range of temperature-sensitive products, including pharmaceuticals, perishable foods, and biotechnological materials.
Commonly used for short to medium-haul shipments, insulated packaging is often comprised of cardboard boxes with expanded polystyrene or aluminum sheets and can be combined with coolants.
Several types of coolants are commonly used to regulate and maintain temperature ranges in air shipping. Dry ice is only used in limited quantities due to dangerous goods concerns.
Thermal blankets address the threat of cold chain breaks. By providing a barrier, thermal blankets help reduce heat transfer between the inside of the package and the external environment.
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The right strategies can improve your cold-chain logistics:
Safeguard temperature-sensitive freight and maintain quality with climate-controlled shipping services.
Meet domestic and global demands with flexible air freight solutions that operate on your schedule—even last-minute.
When time is of the essence, consider charter air service to deliver with unmatched speed and precision.