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Used 40ft High Cube Reefer Container

SKU SC-40RF-USED-V9ZW · Used · 40 × 8 × 9.5 ft

Used 40ft high cube refrigerated container for chilled or frozen storage and transport, with the taller high-cube height for extra capacity.

$4,200
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  • Used 40ft high cube reefer
  • Chilled or frozen storage and transport
  • Taller high-cube capacity
  • Insulated reefer body
  • Integral refrigeration unit
  • Aluminum T-bar floor
  • Nationwide delivery
  • Inspected before delivery
  • Transparent pricing
  • 1-business-day quotes

A used 40ft high cube refrigerated container for storing or transporting chilled and frozen goods such as produce, fish, and meat. The taller high-cube height adds capacity over a standard reefer.

Sourced from carefully selected manufacturers and checked before sale, it is ready for cold-storage or transport use.

Specifications

External 40ft long, 8ft wide, 9.5ft high. Insulated reefer body with an integral refrigeration unit; aluminum T-bar floor.

Frequently asked questions

What is a used 40ft high cube reefer best used for?
It is a cost-effective way to add bulk cold storage for distribution, agriculture, and seasonal or event use, where you want 40ft of insulated capacity without the price of new.
What does used condition mean for this reefer?
It is a working ex-fleet unit, inspected and graded before delivery. The refrigeration machinery runs to temperature; expect cosmetic wear on the paint and interior from prior service.
What size is it and what fits inside?
It is 40ft long and 8ft wide with high cube height, about 300 square feet of insulated floor. That holds a large run of pallets for bulk chilled or frozen stock.
What power does it need?
The refrigeration unit runs on a 3-phase supply. Where 3-phase mains is not on site, a diesel generator (genset) sized to the machinery can power it instead.
How is it delivered and sited?
A tilt-bed truck slides it off at ground level, so no crane or forklift is usually needed. We check access first, and a heavy or wide 40ft unit may need a crane.