Modular chilled cold room
Prefabricated insulated-panel cold room with door, refrigeration unit and controls, for chilled storage of food and other perishable goods.
- Modular / prefabricated
- Chilled storage
Buyer Equipment Catalog
Cold storage and cold-chain equipment ColdMatch can source for you.
15 categories and 34 system types — from cold rooms, blast freezers and refrigeration plant to reefer transport, monitoring, doors and racking. Choose a system, then send one request: the ColdMatch team reviews it and contacts suitable suppliers on your behalf.
What equipment does a cold storage facility need?
Every cold store, from a single room to a distribution centre, is built from the same parts. Use this table to check that your request covers each one; backup power is sized with the backup generator calculator.
| Part | What it does | What to specify | Catalog guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insulated envelope | Keeps heat and moisture out of the cold space. | Internal size, panel thickness by temperature, floor insulation for frozen rooms, fire class required on site. | |
| Refrigeration plant | Removes the heat load: compressors, condensers and the refrigerant circuit. | Duty in kW per temperature zone, refrigerant preference, redundancy (N or N+1), design summer ambient. | |
| Doors and dock equipment | Controls warm-air entry where product moves in and out. | Door sizes, openings per hour, heated frames for frozen rooms, dock levellers and seals. | |
| Racking and handling | Turns volume into usable pallet positions. | Pallet size and count, racking type (selective, drive-in, mobile), clear height, forklift type. | |
| Controls and monitoring | Holds set points and records temperatures for audits. | Alarm contacts, data logging interval, remote access, any GDP or food-audit record requirement. | |
| Freezing, ripening or pre-cooling (if needed) | Changes product temperature quickly rather than holding it. | Product, kg per hour or batch, entry and target temperature, cycle time. |
Budgeting the whole facility? See cold storage warehouse cost or cold room cost by size.
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State whether you need delivery, installation or commissioning; suppliers confirm what they can provide.
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Curated collections
Organic produce cold chain
Refrigeration equipment cannot be organic. What matters for certified organic produce is that the cold chain keeps organic lots separate, identified and free from non-permitted substances. This collection covers segregated cold stores, controlled-atmosphere fruit storage, pre-cooling and lot traceability; certification stays with the operator and its certifier.
Premium cold-chain systems
Premium here means a system specified with features you can verify in a supplier's offer: natural refrigerant or documented efficiency measures, heat recovery where heat can be used, redundancy, calibrated monitoring with audit trail, and full commissioning documents. It is a set of selection criteria, not a brand tier or a performance promise.
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Freezer room
Insulated room with low-temperature refrigeration for storing products that are already frozen, typically with floor insulation and heated door frames.
- Modular / prefabricated
- Frozen storage
Multi-chamber built-up cold store
Site-built cold store with several rooms at different temperatures, sharing a refrigeration system and controls.
- Built-up / site-built
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Refrigerated distribution centre
Temperature-controlled warehouse for storing and distributing palletised goods, with docks, racking and refrigeration designed together.
- Built-up / site-built
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Cold-store racking
Pallet racking selected for low-temperature environments, including selective, drive-in and mobile racking layouts.
- Component
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Cold-store loading dock equipment
Dock levellers, dock shelters or seals and insulated loading doors that limit warm-air entry while refrigerated vehicles are loaded.
- Component
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Batch blast freezer
Insulated room or cabinet with high air velocity and low-temperature refrigeration that freezes product in batches on trolleys or pallets.
- Packaged unit
- Blast freezing / chilling
Spiral or tunnel IQF freezer
Continuous freezer that moves product on a belt through cold air so pieces freeze individually, used inside processing lines.
- Packaged unit
- Blast freezing / chilling
Plate freezer
Freezer that presses packed or block product between refrigerated plates, common for seafood, meat blocks and packed goods.
- Packaged unit
- Blast freezing / chilling
Blast chiller
Equipment that rapidly cools cooked or fresh product to chilled temperature, used in food production and catering.
- Packaged unit
- Blast freezing / chilling
- Chilled storage
Ammonia (NH₃) central refrigeration plant
Central engine-room plant using ammonia as refrigerant to serve cold stores, freezers and process cooling from one system.
- Central plant
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
- Blast freezing / chilling
- Process cooling
CO₂ (R744) refrigeration plant
Refrigeration plant using carbon dioxide as refrigerant, in transcritical or cascade configurations, for commercial and industrial cooling.
- Central plant
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
- Process cooling
Compressor rack / condensing unit
Factory-assembled set of compressors with controls, or a condensing unit, serving one or more evaporators.
- Packaged unit
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Process-area cooling and air handling
Air-handling and cooling equipment that holds temperature and humidity in food processing halls, packing areas and cleanrooms.
- Packaged unit
- Process cooling
- Chilled storage
Glycol process chiller
Chiller that cools a glycol or brine loop for process equipment, jacketed tanks or low-temperature applications.
- Packaged unit
- Process cooling
Air-cooled chiller
Packaged chiller rejecting heat to outdoor air, used for process cooling, HVAC and secondary-loop refrigeration.
- Packaged unit
- Process cooling
- Chilled storage
ISO reefer container
Refrigerated shipping container for sea and intermodal transport, also used as temporary or on-site cold storage.
- Mobile / transport
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
- Ripening / controlled atmosphere
Refrigerated truck body or trailer
Insulated vehicle body or semi-trailer with transport refrigeration unit for road distribution of chilled and frozen goods.
- Mobile / transport
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Flake ice plant
Machine producing thin flake ice for cooling fish, seafood, poultry and vegetables, usually with an insulated ice store.
- Packaged unit
- Process cooling
Block ice plant
Plant producing ice blocks in moulds or by direct cooling, used where ice must be transported or stored for longer.
- Packaged unit
- Process cooling
Cross-dock cold facility fit-out
Refrigerated building fit-out for receiving, sorting and dispatching goods quickly, with temperature-controlled docks and staging areas.
- Built-up / site-built
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Pharmaceutical cold room
Cold room for medicines with redundant refrigeration, continuous monitoring and alarms, designed so it can be mapped and qualified for your quality system.
- Modular / prefabricated
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Forced-air pre-cooler
Room or tunnel that pulls cold air through packed produce to remove field heat quickly before storage or shipping.
- Built-up / site-built
- Chilled storage
Vacuum cooler
Chamber that cools leafy and porous produce by evaporating moisture under vacuum, used where very fast pre-cooling is needed.
- Packaged unit
- Chilled storage
Hydrocooler
System that cools produce with chilled water by shower or immersion, suited to produce that tolerates wetting.
- Packaged unit
- Chilled storage
Fruit ripening room
Insulated room with temperature, ethylene and air-flow control for ripening bananas, avocados, mangoes and other fruit.
- Built-up / site-built
- Ripening / controlled atmosphere
- Chilled storage
Controlled-atmosphere storage room
Gas-tight cold room where oxygen and carbon dioxide levels are controlled to extend storage life of fruit such as apples and pears.
- Built-up / site-built
- Ripening / controlled atmosphere
- Chilled storage
Product chilling tunnel
Continuous or batch tunnel that brings processed product down to chilled temperature before packing or storage.
- Packaged unit
- Process cooling
- Chilled storage
Temperature monitoring and alarm system
Sensors, data loggers and software that record temperatures across rooms, vehicles or sites and raise alarms when limits are exceeded.
- Monitoring & controls
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
- Process cooling
Refrigeration controls and plant management
Controllers, valves and supervisory software that run refrigeration plant, defrost and fans and connect them to site management systems.
- Monitoring & controls
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
- Process cooling
Insulated sandwich panels
Wall, ceiling and floor panels with an insulating core between metal facings, used to build cold rooms and cold stores.
- Component
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Cold-room and high-speed doors
Hinged, sliding and high-speed insulated doors for cold rooms and cold-store openings, selected for traffic and temperature.
- Component
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
Evaporators and unit air coolers
Fan-coil units that remove heat from the cold room or process area, matched to refrigerant, room temperature and air throw.
- Component
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
- Blast freezing / chilling
Turnkey cold-store project (EPC)
Design, procurement, construction and commissioning of a complete cold-chain facility delivered under one contract.
- Turnkey project
- Chilled storage
- Frozen storage
- Blast freezing / chilling
- Process cooling
Complete project starter kits
Typical combinations for a whole project, with how the parts depend on each other. Add a kit and individual systems to the same shortlist; you set quantities and options before one request goes to the ColdMatch team.
Produce packhouse with chilled storage
Remove field heat quickly, then hold packed fruit and vegetables chilled until dispatch.
Growers, packers and exporters of fresh produce, including berries and cherries.
- Forced-air pre-coolerRemoves field heat from packed pallets
- Multi-chamber built-up cold storeHolds cooled produce at one or more temperatures
- Insulated sandwich panelsBuilds the cold rooms
- Cold-room and high-speed doorsDoor for each room and the pre-cooler
- Temperature monitoring and alarm systemRecords product and room temperatures
- Cold-store loading dock equipment (optional)Limits warm air while trucks load
How the parts depend on each other
- Pre-cooler capacity follows the harvest peak, and the cold store must accept that many cooled pallets per day.
- Packaging needs vents for forced-air cooling to work; confirm carton type before sizing.
- Refrigeration for pre-cooler and rooms can be one plant or separate units — state your preference or leave it open.
Frozen food: freezing plus frozen storage
Freeze meat, fish or bakery product quickly, then store it frozen.
Food processors and exporters freezing their own production.
- Batch blast freezerFreezes product to core temperature in batches
- Spiral or tunnel IQF freezer (optional)Alternative for continuous line production
- Freezer roomStores product once it is frozen
- Compressor rack / condensing unitRefrigeration for freezer and store (packaged option)
- Evaporators and unit air coolersAir coolers matched to each room
- Cold-room and high-speed doorsLow-temperature doors with heated frames
- Temperature monitoring and alarm systemAlarms and records
How the parts depend on each other
- A freezer room only holds frozen product — the blast or spiral freezer does the freezing.
- Choose batch or continuous freezing from how product leaves your line; both are rarely needed together.
- For larger loads a central ammonia or CO₂ plant may replace the packaged rack; site safety rules decide.
Long-term fruit storage (controlled atmosphere)
Gas-tight rooms that hold apples, pears and similar fruit for months.
Fruit growers, cooperatives and storage operators.
- Controlled-atmosphere storage roomGas-tight rooms with atmosphere control
- Compressor rack / condensing unitRefrigeration for the rooms
- Insulated sandwich panelsRoom construction with gas-tight joints
- Cold-room and high-speed doorsGas-tight room doors
- Refrigeration controls and plant managementRoom and plant control
- Temperature monitoring and alarm systemTemperature and gas records
How the parts depend on each other
- Gas-tightness depends on panels, joints and doors together; ask who tests it and how.
- Low-oxygen rooms need safe-entry procedures and alarms before staff go inside.
Pharmaceutical cold room package
Cold room for medicines with redundancy, alarms and records your quality team can qualify.
Distributors, hospitals and manufacturers storing temperature-sensitive medicines.
- Pharmaceutical cold roomRoom with redundant refrigeration
- Temperature monitoring and alarm systemContinuous monitoring with alarm escalation
- Refrigeration controls and plant management (optional)Control and remote visibility
How the parts depend on each other
- Temperature mapping and qualification are your quality team's sign-off; agree who performs them before ordering.
- Redundancy covers refrigeration and power; state how long stock must stay protected during a failure.
Fish landing site: ice, chilling and freezing
Ice for the catch, a chilled room, plate freezing for blocks and frozen storage.
Fishing ports, cooperatives and seafood processors.
- Flake ice plantIce for chilling fish on landing
- Modular chilled cold roomChilled holding before processing
- Plate freezerFreezes blocks and flat packs
- Freezer roomFrozen storage
- Temperature monitoring and alarm systemRecords along the chain
How the parts depend on each other
- Ice demand per day sets the ice plant and its storage bin; seasonal peaks matter.
- Water quality for ice in food contact must be confirmed locally.
Cold-chain distribution hub
Refrigerated warehouse, docks and road transport for daily pallet flows.
3PL, retail and food-service distributors.
- Refrigerated distribution centreTemperature-zoned warehouse
- Cold-store rackingPallet racking for low temperatures
- Cold-store loading dock equipmentDock levellers, seals and fast doors
- Refrigerated truck body or trailer (optional)Road distribution
- Temperature monitoring and alarm systemRecords from dock to delivery
How the parts depend on each other
- Pallet positions and daily in/out flows decide docks, racking and refrigeration together.
- Racking must not block air coolers or sprinklers; layouts are agreed with the building design.
Cold storage & warehousing
4 categories
Cold Rooms & Modular Cold Storage
Modular and built-up cold rooms in chilled, frozen, blast and pharma GDP configurations — sandwich panels, doors, refrigeration plant and controls delivered as one package.
Chilled +2/+8 °CFrozen −18/−25 °CBlast −30/−40 °C
Refrigerated Warehouses
500 to 50,000+ pallet position refrigerated distribution centres — racking, doors, refrigeration, dock levellers and WMS-ready fit-out for 3PL, retail and food operators.
Multi-temp DCAS/RS freezerRacking
Pharma Cold Storage (GDP)
2–8 °C and −20 °C pharmaceutical cold storage designed for good-distribution-practice requirements — redundant refrigeration, continuous monitoring and BMS, ready for mapping and qualification by your quality team or a qualified provider.
2–8 °C GDP−20 °C storageUltra-low −80 °C
Packhouses & Pre-cooling
Fresh-produce packhouses with vacuum, forced-air, hydro and room pre-cooling, sorting and cold storage for fruit, vegetable and floriculture exporters.
Vacuum coolingForced-air coolingHydro-cooling
Freezing & processing
3 categories
Blast Freezers & IQF Tunnels
Batch and continuous blast freezers, spiral IQF tunnels and plate freezers for meat, seafood, bakery, ready meals and industrial food processing lines.
Batch blastSpiral IQFPlate freezers
Ice Plants & Ice Machines
Block, flake, tube and slurry ice plants for fisheries, seafood processors, food industry and ready-mix concrete — turnkey with civil, electrical and installation.
Flake iceBlock iceTube ice
Ripening Rooms & CA Storage
Banana, avocado, mango, tomato and citrus ripening rooms and controlled-atmosphere storage for long-hold fruit and vegetable programs.
Banana ripeningAvocado ripeningCA apples
Refrigeration plant, HVAC & components
4 categories
Industrial Refrigeration Plant
NH₃, CO₂ transcritical and HFC central plants — compressors, condensers, evaporators, receivers and full engine-room packages for processing and cold storage.
NH₃ central plantCO₂ transcriticalScrew & recip compressors
HVAC Refrigeration
Process chillers, air handling units, precision cooling and HVAC refrigeration for food processing halls, pharma cleanrooms, data centres and commercial buildings.
Process chillersAHUsPrecision cooling
Industrial Chillers
Air- and water-cooled chillers from 50 kW to 5 MW+, glycol chillers, low-temp brine and heat-recovery chillers for process, HVAC and cold storage applications.
Air-cooledWater-cooledGlycol
Refrigeration Components & Refrigerants
Compressors, condensers, evaporators, valves, controls, insulated panels, cold-room doors and refrigerants — spare parts and component supply worldwide.
CompressorsEvaporatorsValves & controls
Cold-chain logistics & turnkey
3 categories
Reefer Containers & Transport
ISO reefer containers, multi-temp reefer trailers, gensets, telematics and last-mile refrigerated vans for intermodal cold-chain logistics.
ISO reefer 20/40 ftMulti-temp trailersGensets
Cold Chain Logistics
Refrigerated 3PL fit-out, cross-dock, port-side cold storage, air-cargo cool rooms and reefer trucking — sourcing partners for full end-to-end cold logistics.
Refrigerated 3PLCross-dockPort cold storage
Turnkey Cold-Chain Projects
Design-build cold-chain projects: engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and validated hand-over for cold storage, processing and logistics hubs.
EPC / EPCMDesign-buildCommissioning
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Common system comparisons
- Cold room vs refrigerated warehouse
Do you need a room inside a building, or a building designed around refrigeration?
- Blast chiller vs blast freezer
Does the product need to be chilled quickly, or frozen through to the core?
- Modular vs built-up cold store
Should the cold store be prefabricated, or built on site as part of the building?
- Ammonia vs CO₂ refrigeration plant
Which natural refrigerant suits your site, loads and local competence?
- Forced-air vs vacuum vs hydrocooling
Which pre-cooling method suits your produce and packaging?
- Reefer container vs fixed cold room for storage
Is a container a temporary answer or the right long-term storage?
- Batch blast vs spiral/tunnel vs plate freezer
How does your product arrive — in batches, on a line, or in flat packs?
Or tick “Compare” on up to three systems above to build your own side-by-side view.
Size and budget before you request
- Cold room size calculator
Pallet positions, stacking and internal room size from your product volume.
- Refrigeration load calculator
Cooling capacity for holding and pull-down so refrigeration offers start from the same load.
- Cold room CAPEX estimator
A planning budget range from ColdMatch's published baseline — not a quote.
- Backup generator calculator
Standby power to keep stored product safe during grid outages.
- RFQ readiness check
Shows which project details are still missing before you request quotes.
Calculator results are planning estimates to make your request specific; prices come only from supplier responses.
Cold room, warehouse, blast/IQF freezing or ammonia plant: which project is yours?
These four get mixed up in searches and in RFQs, but each is scoped and sized differently. Name the project type first, then brief suppliers in the unit that fits it.
Cold room
One insulated room, often built inside an existing building, cooled by packaged or split refrigeration units.
Sized by: Internal volume (m³) or pallet positions, plus daily product intake.
Cold-storage warehouse
A whole temperature-controlled building: insulated envelope, several temperature zones, loading docks, racking and usually a central refrigeration plant.
Sized by: Pallet positions per zone and daily throughput (pallets in and out).
Blast or IQF freezing
Equipment that freezes product quickly: batch blast rooms or tunnels, or continuous IQF freezers for individual pieces. It sits before frozen storage; a store holds product that is already frozen.
Sized by: Kilograms per hour or tonnes per day, with product entry and target temperatures and freezing time.
Ammonia (NH₃) refrigeration plant
A refrigeration system type, not a building type: a central plant using ammonia (R717) that can serve warehouses, processing halls and freezers.
Sized by: Refrigeration duty in kW for each temperature level, at stated site conditions.
Whichever type it is, the refrigeration plant that serves it is compared on industrial refrigeration systems.
RFQ checklist: six things every quote request needs
- Temperature range. Storage or process setpoint and tolerance for each zone; for freezing, the product's entry temperature and target core temperature.
- Capacity. In the unit that fits the project type — m³, pallet positions, kg/h or t/day, or kW of refrigeration duty — plus daily intake and peak season.
- Refrigerant and compliance requirements. Preferred or excluded refrigerants, client or site rules (for example food-safety or medicines distribution requirements) and the codes your engineer wants the design checked against.
- Site. Country and location, outdoor design conditions, available power, existing building or new build, access and space for plant.
- Project stage. Concept, budget, design, tender, replacement or expansion; target dates; and whether funding is approved.
- Service scope. Supply only, supply and install, design-and-build or full EPC; and whether commissioning, training, maintenance and spares should be priced separately.
ColdMatch does not provide engineering design. Refrigerant choice, charge limits, machinery-room design, pressure-system examination and hazardous-area assessment are set for each site by a competent refrigeration engineer under the rules that apply there. Official UK starting points (checked 31 October 2026): GOV.UK — F gas in refrigeration, air conditioning and fire protection systems; HSE — COMAH technical measures: refrigeration; HSE — Pressure systems: a brief guide to safety (INDG261).
Free for buyers, for projects from USD 250,000. The ColdMatch team reviews your request, contacts suitable suppliers on your behalf and presents their responses through ColdMatch. Smaller projects can use the free calculators above.
Planning answers
- What is the difference between a cold room and a cold-storage warehouse?
- A cold room is a single insulated enclosure, often inside an existing building, cooled by packaged units and sized in m³ or pallet positions. A cold-storage warehouse is a whole temperature-controlled building with several zones, loading docks, racking and usually a central refrigeration plant, sized by pallet positions and daily throughput.
- Is blast freezing the same as frozen storage?
- No. Blast and IQF freezers remove heat quickly to bring warm product down to frozen temperature. Frozen storage then holds product that is already frozen. Freezers are sized by kg/h or tonnes per day; stores by volume or pallet positions.
- When is ammonia used in industrial refrigeration?
- Ammonia (R717) is commonly used for large, continuous duties in cold-storage warehouses, food processing and freezing, where a machinery room, gas detection and trained operators can be provided. It is toxic, so safety requirements are significant and set per site. There is no universal size threshold; low-charge ammonia, ammonia/CO₂ cascade and CO₂ systems are alternatives to compare at your design conditions.
- What should a refrigeration equipment RFQ include?
- At minimum: temperature range, capacity in the right unit, refrigerant and compliance requirements, site conditions, project stage and the service scope you want priced. Bids are only comparable when every supplier prices the same brief.
Cold storage equipment: buyer questions
- What equipment does a cold storage facility need?
- Most cold stores combine an insulated envelope (cold room panels or a refrigerated building), refrigeration plant with evaporators, doors and dock seals, racking, temperature monitoring and, where the grid is weak, backup power. Freezing, ripening or pre-cooling equipment is added when the product needs it. The categories above explain each part and what to specify.
- Does ColdMatch sell equipment or publish prices?
- No. ColdMatch is a buyer-side procurement service: the catalog describes system types, not products for sale, and shows no supplier names or prices. You send one request; the ColdMatch team reviews it, contacts suitable suppliers on your behalf and presents organised responses.
- What should I include in an equipment request?
- Products and storage temperatures, capacity in pallets or tonnes, daily inbound volume and product entry temperature, site location and building status, available power, installation scope and timeline. The more of this you provide, the more comparable the responses.
- Is there a minimum project size?
- ColdMatch's managed sourcing is designed for projects of about USD 250,000 and above. Smaller requests are still recorded, and the free calculators and guides stay available to every buyer.
Not sure which system you need?
Describe the products, temperatures, capacity and site. The ColdMatch team reviews your request, asks what is missing and then contacts suitable suppliers for you.
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