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Klinge Corporation
offers a number of solutions for transporting hazardous or
highly valuable cargo and
has been providing such equipment for over 25 years to companies such as
Eli Lilly, DuPont, and Degussa. Features of Klinge's equipment
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IMDG Classes 4.1 through 5.2 Transport
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Redundant
Refrigeration Systems (primary and backup reefers)
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Explosion Proof Refrigerated Container Systems
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Container Systems for operation in
Zone 2 or Zone 1
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Optional Genset for independent operation
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Satellite
Tracking, Monitoring and Alarms
» Standby Emergency Power
» 24 Hour Technical Supervision |
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Klinge Equipment for
Dangerous Goods Transport |
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PFR-582Ex: Redundant
Container System |
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Klinge's
Picture Frame Model PFR-582Ex
comes with two independent and
redundant refrigeration
systems. The
System provides complete protection for DGs yet with its compact
design, offers a large cargo area within a 20' ISO container.
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The PFR-582Ex complies with IMDG
regulations for the transport of Classes 4.1 through 5.2. IMDG
Regulations require that Dangerous Goods Classes 4.1 and 5.2 must be
transported in "Dual mechanical refrigeration systems, provided
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apart from the integral power supply unit, the two systems are
independent of one another;
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each system alone is capable of maintaining adequate temperature
control;
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for substances with a flashpoint lower than the sum of the emergency
temperature plus 5°C,
explosion-proof electrical fittings are used within the coolant
compartment to prevent ignition of flammable vapours from the
substances. |
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PFR-582Ex |
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RED-IFR: Redundant Independent Refrigerated Container System
with Generator Set |
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Klinge's RED-IFR, Nose Mount Model NMR-262, is the ideal solution for hazardous and high-value
cargo that requires extra protection. The NMR-262 includes two
complete and separate refrigeration systems (each with their own
thermostat and control circuits), back-up generator set capable of
powering the refrigeration unit in case of loss of external power
supply or during transport on a truck, and total redundancy since
each system has enough capacity to ensure the required cooling.
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about
NMR-262
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Download
NMR-262
and NMG-115 Brochure |
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PFR-571: Explosion Proof Refrigeration Unit |
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Klinge's Picture Frame
Model PFR-571 is an explosion proof system for operation in Zone 1 or 2, where the
threat of fire is the concern. Some of the features of the
PFR-571 are single piece condenser/evaporator unit with quality
motors rated for hazardous location Zone 2, Division 2, externally
and/or internally explosion proof systems, and operational in
ambient temperatures from -30°C to +52°C.
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about PFR-571 ZII-II |
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Download
PFR-571 ZII-II
brochure |
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TCR-109: Refrigerated Tank Containers and Tank
Trucks
Klinge's TCR-109 is
used for transportation of medicine, resins, adhesives, catalysts,
and other liquid chemicals that require refrigeration. Some of
the features of the TCR-109 include high reliability in extreme
temperatures, glycol-based cooling unit, operational in ambient
temperatures from -40°C to +50°C, attaches within ISO
container frame or mounts to truck chassis, and 100% redundancy
option.
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TCR-109
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Tank
Container Refrigeration brochure |
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TCR-104 and 104 Ex: Tank or Refrigerated
Container Transport |
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Klinge's TCR-104
attaches directly to the end of the container frame and is located
entirely within the ISO frame. Additional features of the
TCR-109 include back-up generator set for independent operation,
operational in ambient temperatures from -40°C to +50°C, and
options for externally explosion proof model and automatic
changeover system to ensure the genset will turn on as as soon as
power is lost.
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TCR-104
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Read more on
TCR-104 and NMG-112 (accompanying
Generator Set)
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Download
Tank
Container Refrigeration brochure |
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