2009 40′ High Cube Refrigerated Storage Container – CCR18757

2009 40ft High Cube Refrigerated Storage Container CCR18757 for Sale

This 2009 40ft high cube refrigerated storage container (Unit #CCR18757, Serial #TRIU8612324) is a dependable, temperature-controlled unit for commercial, industrial, and agricultural cold storage. Finished in white and tested in working condition, this used reefer container suits businesses storing perishable goods, pharmaceuticals, beverages, or other temperature-sensitive products that need reliable insulation and generous capacity. The high cube profile adds vertical room over a standard reefer, giving you more usable volume and better stacking clearance.

Cold Storage and Transport in One Unit

With solid floors, secure locking doors, and a structurally sound body, this container works equally well as stationary cold storage or as a transport unit. It is a strong option for managing seasonal overflow, supporting food service operations, or providing backup refrigeration when your primary cooling is stretched. Full insulation helps the interior hold temperature reliably, while the 40ft high cube length gives distributors and farms room for pallets and bulk product.

Specifications

• Year: 2009; type: high cube refrigerated shipping container
• Exterior length: 40 ft; height: 9’6″ (high cube)
• Max gross weight: 74,960 lbs; tare weight: 10,470 lbs
• Net load capacity: 64,490 lbs; interior volume: 2,380 cu. ft.
• Serial #: TRIU8612324; Unit #: CCR18757
• Fully insulated for reliable temperature retention
• Refrigeration unit intact (buyer to confirm operational status)
• Structurally sound with solid floors and secure locking doors
• Condition: Used, item tested in working condition

As a used unit, expect cosmetic wear consistent with a 2009 container, and note that while the refrigeration unit is intact and the item tested in working condition, buyers should confirm operational status for their specific temperature needs. When planning, verify you can supply the required power at your site and think through whether you need it stationary or road-ready. Checking the door seals and floor condition on inspection is always worthwhile.