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Off to the shops with loadmaker
20th April 1989, Page 118
20th April 1989
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• Supermarkets are evaluating JR Supplies' Loadmaker, with an insulated, moveable bulkhead which uses compression seals to maintain temperatures in separate compartments.
The panel, which is made of polyurethane vinyl, can be supplied with the optional Durofan dual-temperature fan kit for producing effective air displacement and circulation between sections at chilled or ambient levels.
In the upright position the panels, which can be half, third or two-thirds folding, are secured by normal restraining straps and buckles.
Standard bulkheads retail at £805, while the roof-mounted panels are £190 extra. Fan kits (to suit 12 or 24 volt systems) cost another £345.