Temperature Regulated Transport

• 53' reefer
• 53' space saver trailer
• 48' reefer
• Freeze protected trailer
• Dedicated dispatch and account manager for consistent temperature monitoring and freight integrity.
• Will Source Third-party carriers for spot freight if needed.

Liquid Nitrogen (LN2): -196 Degrees C to -130 Degrees C

Ultra Low Temperature: -93 Degrees C to -80 Degree C

Frozen: -30 Degrees C to -18 Degrees C

Refrigerated: 2 Degrees C to 8 Degrees C

Control Room Temperature: 15 Degrees C to 25 Degrees C

Cryo: -196 C

Data loggers monitor temperatures, we transport vaccines as well as other temperature sensitive items for hospitals, clinics, and WHO sites. The loggers communicate wirelessly via Bluetooth to mobile devices. We can easily view data, check logger status, set alarms, and create and share secure PDF reports for streamlined reporting and regulatory compliance. 

• Vacceloud-Based Cold Chain Monitoring
• Minimize Product Loss
• Advanced audible and visual alarm capabilities for notification of temperature excursions
• Live Data and Reports
• In Temperature Data Loggers

Vehicle capacity in delivery refers to the maximum number of units a vehicle can carry at once, such as the number of boxes, weight, volume, or pallets that can be loaded.  We consider the following when it comes to vehicle capacity in cold chain delivery:  

Payload capacity: The payload capacity of a vehicle is calculated by subtracting the curb weight from the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR). The GVWR is the maximum weight the vehicle can support, while the curb weight is the weight of the vehicle itself.  

Route optimization: Creating the most efficient delivery route can save time and money.  

Packaging: Using lighter packaging materials or smaller containers can reduce the size and weight of parcels, allowing more to be loaded onto the vehicle. Customizing packaging to fit the shape of the products or vehicles can also help reduce the amount of space packages take up.  

Overloading: Overloading a vehicle can damage its fuel economy, cause unnecessary wear and tear, and void insurance policies.  

Truckload capacity: The total available shipping space on the market at any one time. Truckload capacity can be a key factor in determining truckload rates. 

Trusting in our attention to detail Coach Logistics 3PL will physically weigh your container and its cargo at designated locations. 

• Time Saving: Reduce the need for multiple stopovers with third party vendor.
• Error Reduction: No manual transmission of weight data.
• Faster Processing: Shipment weight information is instantly uploaded.
• Money Saving: Reduce penalties and delays due to inaccurate weighing.

Method of Verifying Gross Mass:

The shipper is obliged to verify the gross mass of the containers carrying their cargo by either of two permissible weighing methods before these containers can be loaded on a vessel.

Method 1: Requires weighing the container after it has been packed.

Method 2: Requires weighing all the cargo and contents of the container and adding those weights to the container’s tare weight as indicated on the door end of the container.