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What is a cooler and warmer box?

What is a cooler and warmer box?

Introducing the principle of temperature maintenance using a thermal insulation box that utilizes the power of chemistry!

There are two types of methods for temperature-controlled transportation: 1. Using temperature-controlled vehicles such as refrigerated/freezer trucks. 2. Using insulated boxes and PCM (phase change materials). The difference lies in whether it relies on electrical power or chemical power. The first method uses what is commonly referred to as electrical power. On the other hand, the second method utilizes chemical power. Since electrical power is commonly used in air conditioners and refrigerators, you might be able to visualize it, but the concept of chemical power may not be as clear. Here, I will explain the principle of maintaining temperature using insulated boxes that utilize chemical power. *For more detailed information, you can view the related links. For further details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

  • Food transport materials (cooling, heat retention, etc.)

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【Industry-Specific Utilization Methods】Dining Out

【Industry-Specific Utilization Methods】Dining Out

At Wakon, we provide solutions for each temperature range!

There are points to consider regarding transportation in the food service industry. 1. Frozen cargo (must be kept below -18°C: e.g., ice cream) 2. Frozen cargo (cargo that is acceptable as long as it does not melt) 3. Partial cargo (around 0°C) 4. Refrigerated cargo (below 10°C) 5. Ambient cargo (approximately 15°C to 25°C: e.g., rice, bento, side dishes) 6. Ambient cargo (any temperature is acceptable) Generally, since the transportation vehicles for the food service industry are refrigerated trucks, I believe that categories 4 and 6 above are transported without issues. However, for the other temperature ranges, the only options are to use a two-compartment vehicle or to use refrigerated and insulated boxes. *For more detailed information, you can view the related links. For further details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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Alternative to cool delivery

Alternative to cool delivery

Recommended for those who want to transport at low temperatures without relying on cool delivery! Here’s a specific introduction on how to do it.

I believe that delivery services, represented by courier services, are a very well-developed transportation system. However, it is also true that as the completeness of the system has increased, exceptions have become less accepted. One example of this is the size restrictions for refrigerated delivery. Traditionally, packages that slightly exceeded size or weight limits could still be transported, but recently, it seems that this is being strictly enforced. When the size or weight cannot be transported via refrigerated delivery, what should be done specifically? Two possible methods are as follows: 1. Change the quantity to reduce the size or weight of the cargo and still use refrigerated delivery. 2. Combine a refrigerated box with ice packs and transport it using a regular vehicle. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. For further details, you can download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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