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Refrigerated Transport

Cold chain stakeholders need refrigerated transport that protects perishable freshness while supporting efficiency and lower environmental impact. FSI polyurethane insulation systems help manufacturers build truck bodies and trailers with precise climate control, durable structures, and reliable production results.

High thermal performance to support precise temperature control

Lightweight insulation to improve fuel efficiency and payload capacity

Strong adhesion and dimensional stability for structural durability

Regulatory-compliant systems aligned with environmental requirements


Proven and sustainable polyurethane systems for refrigerated transport.

Ecofoam®

Ecofoam® is a two-component rigid polyurethane foam designed for industrial, commercial, and consumer applications. PFAS-free and developed as an alternative to systems formulated with HFC, HFO, and HCFO technologies, it supports reliable thermal and structural performance while helping manufacturers advance their sustainability goals.

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Tighter temperature control and improved cold retention?

Specify high-performance polyurethane insulation engineered to maintain stable internal temperatures across extended routes and frequent access cycles.
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Reducing vehicle weight to improve efficiency?

Achieve required insulation performance with less material to support payload flexibility and fuel economy.
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Durability under vibration and daily wear?

Select systems formulated for strong adhesion and dimensional stability to maintain structural integrity throughout the vehicle lifecycle.
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Sustainability and regulatory confidence?

Utilize zero-GWP insulation options aligned with stringent environmental requirements, including California SB1013, with no Prop 65 labeling for applicable systems.