Cold Storage

Cold storage warehouses operate under constant pressure to maintain precise temperatures in refrigerated and frozen zones. When temperature zones break down, product quality suffers and energy costs climb. The right combination of cold storage doors, dock equipment and racking helps stabilize conditions during daily operations.

As the exclusive Rite-Hite distributor in Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta, Arbon Canada offers a wide range of high-quality dock and door products to your facility.

Cold Storage Facility Challenges

Every door cycle in a refrigerated or frozen warehouse lets in warm air that can drive up refrigeration costs and stress compressor systems. Doors that seal inconsistently or cycle too slowly allow heat and humidity to enter temperature-controlled zones, contributing to frost buildup on racking and slippery floors. Racking also faces unique stress in cold environments, where condensation, frequent handling and temperature conditions can place added strain on uprights and beams.

Loading docks are another pressure point. Cold storage operations require dock equipment rated for sustained temperature differentials. Inadequate seals allow conditioned air to escape with every truck departure.

Cold Storage Dock, Door and Warehouse Solutions From Arbon Canada

Our team assesses your facility and sources equipment from manufacturers who build solutions specifically for cold storage environments. We assign a dedicated specialist to your account so they can review your facility layout, understand your operational requirements and provide responsive support as your needs arise.

Cold Storage Doors

Our team installs Fastrax FR, Barrier Glider and other Rite-Hite cold storage doors that cycle quickly and seal consistently in refrigerated and frozen zones.

Cold Storage Dock Shelter Lines

We fit dock shelter lines at high-traffic openings to help block heat and humidity, reduce frost buildup and cut door cycle frequency.

Cold storage loading dock levelers

Arbon Canada equips your dock with cold storage dock equipment, including levelers, vehicle restraints and insulated seals selected for cold storage temperature demands.

Refrigerated and freezer warehouse racking

We configure cold storage racking around your load requirements, pallet dimensions and temperature zone layout.

Safety and compliance

We help facilities manage safety and compliance requirements with racking inspections, in-plant guarding and preventative maintenance programs designed for cold environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore answers to frequent questions about our cold storage solutions.

How Can Dock Equipment and Cold Storage Doors Help Maintain Temperature Control?

Dock equipment, insulated seals and high-speed cold storage doors help limit air exchange during loading, unloading and frequent door cycles. Arbon Canada provides Rite-Hite dock and door solutions designed specifically for refrigerated and frozen environments.

Can Your Racking Handle Load Requirements in Frozen Storage Zones?

We configure refrigerated and freezer warehouse racking around your product weight, pallet dimensions and temperature zone requirements. Our team specifies uprights and beams to match the structural demands of your cold storage environment.

Do You Service Cold Storage Equipment After Installation?

Our preventative maintenance programs are tailored to the demands of cold storage environments, helping your team monitor equipment and racking performance year-round.

How Do You Handle Equipment Installation in Active Cold Storage Facilities?

We schedule installations to help limit disruption to your operations and work with your team to sequence the project around your facility’s operational schedule. Your dedicated specialist coordinates every phase to help maintain temperature control throughout the process.

Discover More With Arbon Canada

If you want to learn more about how our cold storage solutions can benefit your operation, the professionals at Arbon Canada can help. Contact us today to request a quote or schedule an assessment of your facility.