40′RF

Original price was: $4,500.00.Current price is: $4,000.00.

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40-FOOT STANDARD REFRIGERATED CONTAINER 40′RF

This type of container, called a 40-foot Ref Container, is rarely used. This is especially true in Russia and the CIS, where high-cube 40-foot containers 40’RFHC are mainly used.

Technical specifications: Machinery such as Carrier, Thermo King, Daikin

Cooling range: -25°C – +25°C

Power supply: 380/440V, 32Amp, 50/60 Hrz, CEE-plug

Coolant: Freon R-134A, Freon R-409A

	External dimensions			Internal dimensions			Door aperture		Weight
	Length	Width	Height	Length	Width	Height	Width	Height	Maximum gross weight	Tare weight	Maximum load capacity
40′RF	12192	2438	2591	11638	2282	2252	2285	2245	32500	4510	27990

Characteristics
Capacity	Cooling capacity	Heating capacity	Average electricity consumption	Coolant	Power supply	Cooling range	Amount of hold euro pallets (1200х800 mm)
59,81	3400-4200	5000-5200	5.5	R12; R134A; R404A; R409A	360/460V 50Hrz	-25 – +25	23

The Cost Structure of a 40 Foot Standard Refrigerated Container

The cost of a 40 RF container encompasses several components, each contributing to the total expenditure. These elements are essential to ensure alignment with budgetary constraints and operational goals.

Initial Purchase Price

The initial purchase price forms the core of the container’s cost. As mentioned, this varies based on conditions, age, and location. New containers usually cost between $10,000 and $15,000. Used containers can be found for $5,000 to $8,000. The price depends on their condition and market trends.

Operating and Maintenance Costs

Beyond the purchase price, operating and maintenance costs are crucial in the container’s lifecycle cost. Regular refrigeration unit maintenance, periodic inspections, and repairs ensure the container remains functional and efficient. Budgeting for these expenses is vital to prevent unexpected disruptions.

Transportation and Delivery Charges

Transportation and delivery charges represent another significant expense. The logistics involved in transporting a 40-foot container to its intended location require coordination and planning. Partnering with reliable logistics providers can optimize costs and ensure timely delivery.