Fontana, CA-based shipping and storage solutions company Conexwest (888-759-0596) has published a guide on shipping container insulation and why it is important.
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In its new guide, Conexwest explains how insulation improves shipping containers' versatility, functionality, and longevity. The company also highlights some of the materials and techniques they use to insulate the shipping containers they rent and sell.
More details can be found at https://www.conexwest.com/blog/insulation-shipping-containers
Insulation is a simple and cost-effective way of addressing several shipping container issues simultaneously, including condensation, energy inefficiency, and regulatory noncompliance. However, Conexwest explains that the most common reason insulation is added to shipping containers is temperature regulation.
“The content inside of a shipping container can be very valuable and expensive,” explained a spokesperson for the company. “Without risking the quality of your products, insulation can be used to protect them by controlling the interior climate. As a result, any weather changes will have little to no effect on the shipping container’s interior temperature.”
By adding insulation to their shipping containers, customers ensure the longevity of both their products and the container itself, as it will be less likely to deteriorate over time from rust, mold, or other corrosive substances. Insulation also allows for a wider range of products to be kept within the containers.
Of course, there are many different types of insulation on the market, and the ones that customers choose will depend upon what they are using their containers for. For example, if temperature regulation is of paramount importance, then Conexwest recommends something heavy-duty with a high thermal and moisture-resistance value.
When insulating their containers, Conexwest opts for Rmax Thermasheath-3 insulation, which is a lightweight thermal insulation board composed of a closed-cell polyisocyanurate (polyiso) foam core bonded to reinforced aluminum facers with clear coatings. This type of insulation can be used on exterior wall types 1 through 4, plus, it has a temperature rating of -297 to 300 °F and a water vapor permeability of <0.03 perm-in.
“We set and ready the frame and measure a 2-inch thick thermal value of 13.1,” said the spokesperson. “We then install the insulation, plywood paneling, and a vinyl wrap wall finish to complete the job.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.conexwest.com/blog/insulation-shipping-containers
Contact Info:
Name: Sales & Rentals
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Organization: Conexwest
Address: 14774 Jurupa Ave, Fontana, CA 92337, United States
Phone: +1-855-878-5233
Website: https://www.conexwest.com
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