Tower Cold Chain launches -80˚C pharma container

Softbox Systems is a passive packaging provider for the pharma and cold chain logistics industries. Source: Tower Cold Chain

Tower Cold Chain has launched a new container for the transport of pharmaceutical products that require an internal temperature range of -80˚C to -60˚C.

The company said that the KTM42D reusable double-pallet container is suited for the transportation of vaccines, life science products and any other product requiring a stable temperature environment during transportation or storage.

“All of our solutions are developed to meet the needs of pharmaceutical manufacturers, 3PL providers and airlines,” said Niall Balfour, chief executive of Tower Cold Chain. “As such, the KTM42D has been designed to accept two full Euro pallets and maintain the stored contents at less than –60°C for over 94 hours.”

The container uses a passive temperature control system and has datalogging technology to provide confirmation of the internal temperature.

Share this story

Related Topics

Latest pharma logistics news

Challenge Group launches freighter service to Mumbai

Challenge Group has decided to launch a scheduled freighter route between Mumbai (BOM) and Liège (LGG). Operating twice weekly, the…

Read More

Share this story

Puerto Rico’s ETH Cargo achieves CEIV Pharma

Puerto Rico-based logistics firm ETH Cargo Services has achieved IATA CEIV Pharma certification ahead of an airport community drive to…

Read More

Share this story

Pharma.Aero launches sustainability index

Supply chain organisation Pharma.Aero has developed a new sustainability index to help air cargo companies involved in the transport of…

Read More

Share this story

Air Cargo News

Air Cargo News
Established in 1983, Air Cargo News is the leading source of news, information, interviews, analyses and reports to the global airfreight industry. Our leading portfolio includes print, digital and events that give businesses in the airfreight industry the ability to connect with decision-makers in this sector.