Phase-change materials and insulating containers provide thermal properties for temperature-sensitive product shipments.
At WestPack 2010 in Anaheim, TCP Reliable’s national sales manager Mike Paterno demonstrates Phase 5™ phase-change material for maintaining product in the 2° to 8° C temperature range. Also shown is the Cryopak BulkPak pallet shipper, which is lightweight, yet retains a high insulating R value.
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At WestPack 2010 in Anaheim, TCP Reliable’s national sales manager Mike Paterno demonstrates Phase 5™ phase-change material for maintaining product in the 2° to 8° C temperature range. Also shown is the Cryopak BulkPak pallet shipper, which is lightweight, yet retains a high insulating R value.
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