Now celebrating 30 years of service to the industry, the ThinLINE® model uses Carrier’s reciprocating compressor technology and remains the preferred choice of many fleets. The popularity of the ThinLINE unit is associated with its simplicity and durability, and proven familiarity to end users and service centers performing maintenance and repairs.
| BRAND | Carrier |
|---|---|
| MODEL | ThinLine |
| CONDITION | Second Hand |
| CONTROLLER | Micro Processor |
| COMPRESSOR | Recip 06D |
| DOWNLOAD | Full capacity to PC |
| POWER | 8.1 KW |
| NOISE LEVEL | Does not exceed 80dB (in 250hz band) (1.5m in front of the unit and 1.2m off the ground) |
| TEMPERTURE RANGE | –25ºC to +30ºC |
| OPERATING AMBIENT RANGE | –30ºC to +50º |
Choosing the right truck type helps make your container delivery safer, smoother and more cost-effective. Review the main transport options below to help plan access, clearance and placement before delivery.
Best for: sites with clear side access.
A side loader unloads the container from the driver’s side of the truck, placing the container beside the vehicle
20ft: 4.6m H x 6m W x 10m L
40ft: 4.6m H x 6m W x 16m L
Best for: cost-effective delivery where rear access is available.
A tilt tray reverses into position, tilts the tray and slides the container off the rear as the truck moves forward.
20ft: 5m H x 3.5m W x 20m L
40ft: 6m H x 3.5m W x 40m L
20ft: 4.6m entry height, 10m unload height, 3.5m W x 10m L
40ft: 4.6m entry height, 10m unload height, 3.5m W x 20m L
✓ Suitable access and clearance
✓ Firm, level ground
✓ No trees, awnings or overhead obstacles
✓ At least 1m clearance from power lines
✓ 1.2m gap for refrigerated container airflow
✓ Container door direction confirmed
Our team can help determine the most suitable delivery method based on your site access, clearance and container placement requirements
