| Dry
Ice |
-119°F
/ -80°C |
Products
That must be kept frozen for extended periods of time. |
Should
not be used with products which may be damaged by extreme cold. Dry ice
is regulated as a hazardous material in air transport. |
U-tek
-58°F / -50°C
Formula |
-58°F
/ -50°C |
When
extreme cold temperatures are required and dry ice is not an option. |
To
freeze, use dry ice or -80°C freezer. Re-usable. |
U-tek
-10°F / -23°C
Formula |
-10°F
/ -23°C |
Product
which need to be kept frozen. |
To
freeze, freezer must go below -10°F. Provides additional protection
than standard gel packs. |
U-tek
+30°F / -1°C
Formula |
+30°F
/ -1°C |
Product
which need to be kept refrigerated for extended periods of time. |
Provides
additional protection than standard gel packs. |
U-tek
+30°F / -1°C
Mat |
+30°F
/ -1°C |
Products
that must be kept refrigerated. Mat-style permits wrapping around irregularly
shaped products. |
Helps
cushion product during transit. Not messy like wet ice. |
U-tek
+30°F / -1°C
Single |
+30°F
/ -1°C |
Products
that must be kept refrigerated. Suitable substitute for wet ice. |
Not
messy like wet ice. |
Polar
Pack
Standard Gel |
+32°F
/ 0°C |
Most
cost effective alternative to wet ice. |
Available
in returnable bottles. |
Polar
Pack
Tough Pack |
+32°F
/ 0·C |
Warehouse
environments where rough handling is of a concern or need for puncture
resistant film. |
Puncture
resistant. |
Polar
Pack
Moisture Guard |
+32°F
/ 0·C |
Products
which must be protected from condensation damage. |
Custom
printing is available. |
Polar
Pack
Foam Brick |
+32°F
/ 0·C |
Maintains
shape when frozen and thawed. |
Ideal
for tighter payloads. |
Polar
Pack
Hard Bottle |
+32°F
/ 0·C |
Offers
maximum durability while maintaining package configuration. |
Our
most rugged refrigerant. |
