The benefits of our refrigerated transport solution
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A powerful and instant cold sourceTransport your products with complete peace of mind: CO2 and nitrogen absorb 3 times more energy than water ice and 2 times more than heat transfer fluids in eutectic gels. The power of cryogenic cold preserves the freshness and quality of your fresh and frozen products, on demanding rounds: during hot periods, with numerous delivery points and even with the engine stopped. |
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Optimised operating costsCryogenic solutions offer an incomparable cold power to weight ratio; you thus increase the net payload of your vehicles and there rate of use. Cryogenics does not necessarily require a refrigerated truck, you can exploit your traditional distribution network and access new markets without specific investment. |
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A clean and quiet cold sourcePriority to silence for your deliveries: during their change of state, cryogenic fluids are naturally transformed into cold gas, without noise, without liquid or solid residue. You gain in comfort for your drivers, because the systems are disconnected from the engine. Cryogenically refrigerated transport ensures a reduction in noise pollution, but also in the carbon footprint, compared to conventional systems.
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Supply CO2 or Nitrogen
Two gases are used for the production of cryogenic cold for refrigerated transport: CO2 and liquid nitrogen. Both are used for transport in large and semi-trailers. In the case of light commercial vehicles and small isothermal containers, only CO2 is used in the form of ice or dry ice.
Air Liquide helps you choose the right cryogenic liquid for your products, the size of your fleet and the type of your vehicles.
Our expertise and experience at your service
Concentrate on your business and benefit from the expertise of professionals. With over 40 years of experience in cryogenics, our network of regionally based experts will work with you to study your logistics process and develop a custom cryogenic solution for efficient and sustainable temperature-controlled transport.