Zowell Used In Cold Storage RRE Double Deep Reach Truck Batch Goes to Sea, Empowering the Cold Chain Industry with High and Intensive Warehousing

Zowell RRE115 Electric Double Deep Reach Trucks: Recent Batch Shipment Overseas with Full Cold-Storage Customization

Recently, Zowell Intelligent Forklifts successfully shipped a batch of RRE115 model electric double deep reach trucks to an overseas customer. Tailored precisely to the client's requirements for demanding cold chain environments, these units feature comprehensive waterproof, freeze-proof, and rust-proof modifications — ensuring reliable, long-term performance in extreme low-temperature conditions.

This export milestone underscores Zowell's expertise in delivering specialized, high-performance material handling solutions for the global cold chain logistics sector, where efficiency, space optimization, and equipment durability are critical.

The client is a prominent cold chain logistics enterprise dedicated to constructing a green and intelligent cold chain logistics system. It has successfully established a comprehensive industrial chain encompassing frozen product warehousing, platform trading, bulk purchasing, cold chain logistics, and distribution services.

In an era of rising operational costs—particularly driven by the high energy and land expenses associated with expanded cold storage facilities—the company prioritizes stable, sustainable logistics growth. Through partner recommendations, it has turned to Zowell's proven expertise in narrow-aisle intensive storage solutions to drive cost reduction and efficiency gains.

This strategic partnership aligns perfectly with the client's vision: leveraging advanced, customized equipment like the Zowell RRE115 electric double deep reach trucks (fully adapted for cold storage with waterproof, freeze-proof, and rust-proof enhancements) to achieve high-density, high-level warehousing in demanding -18°C to -25°C environments.

Transformative Value for the Cold Chain Client

By deploying these tailored RRE115 units, the enterprise realizes:

• Substantial Storage Capacity Boost — Double-deep reach capability (up to 1030–1080 mm extension) enables one aisle to serve four rows of racks, often increasing pallet positions by 50–90%+ and maximizing vertical space (lifting heights up to 10.7 m) without expanding the physical footprint—directly lowering land and refrigeration energy costs.
• Enhanced Operational Efficiency & Throughput — Faster, more precise inbound/outbound handling minimizes temperature fluctuations for perishable frozen goods, ensuring optimal preservation from unloading to storage to distribution.
• Cost & Sustainability Alignment — Reduced manpower intensity, lower labor requirements, and electric-powered, emission-free operation support the client's green objectives while delivering measurable ROI through efficiency and durability in extreme conditions.
• Reliability in Harsh Conditions — Comprehensive cold-storage rebuilds (anti-freeze oils, specialized seals, anti-slip wheels, enhanced electrical protections) guarantee stable performance during frequent high-to-low temperature transitions, minimizing downtime and maintenance.

This collaboration positions the client as a leader in intelligent, eco-friendly cold chain logistics, transforming warehousing from a major cost driver into a competitive strength that supports seamless platform trading, bulk procurement, and reliable distribution.

Zowell's cold chain-focused solutions—proven across food, pharmaceuticals, and logistics sectors—empower enterprises like this to build resilient, future-ready supply chains.

        However, as the scale of cold storage facilities expands, operational costs rise significantly — driven primarily by soaring energy consumption for refrigeration, higher land and construction expenses, and increased maintenance demands in sub-zero environments. To achieve stable, sustainable growth in logistics benefits while countering these cost pressures, the enterprise — guided by trusted partner recommendations — has focused on Zowell Intelligent Forklifts, a specialist in narrow-aisle intensive storage solutions.

Zowell's professional and mature intensive cold chain storage expertise directly addresses the client's pain points by enabling high-density, high-level warehousing without proportional increases in footprint or energy use. This approach transforms warehousing from a major cost center into a driver of efficiency and competitiveness.

The larger the cold storage area, the higher the daily operating cost of the refrigeration system, and increasing the storage utilization rate becomes the primary choice to control operating costs;

The loading and unloading transportation process is time-consuming, the loss of goods is large, and the operational efficiency needs to be improved;

The temperature of the customer's cold storage is between -18℃ and -25℃, and the forklift trucks need to keep rotating in the high and low temperature environment in their daily work. Therefore, when purchasing the forklift trucks, they have strict requirements for the endurance of the products, the stability of the equipment, and the durability of the low temperature, etc. The forklift trucks can be used in the cold storage of the customer's cold storage.

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This batch of cold storage special type double deep reach truck, the maximum lifting height of 11.225m, shear fork forward distance of 1030mm, a single aisle can manipulate four rows of shelves;

Once the Zowell RRE115 electric double deep reach trucks are put into operation, the horizontal and vertical available storage space in the cold storage facility is fully released and optimized. This transformative shift enables the enterprise to achieve a near 90% increase in overall storage capacity — a substantial gain derived from combining narrow-aisle operations, double-deep racking access (up to 1030–1080 mm pantograph extension serving four rows per aisle), and high-lift capabilities (up to 10.7 m+).

Key Operational & Economic Impacts

• Dramatic Storage Capacity Boost — By eliminating the need for additional aisles and maximizing vertical height utilization, the solution significantly densifies pallet positions within the existing footprint. This directly counters the high costs of expanding cold storage infrastructure, where refrigeration energy and land expenses scale with area.
• Enhanced Storage Picking Efficiency — Faster, more precise access to double-deep positions reduces cycle times for inbound/outbound handling. Operators benefit from ergonomic stand-and-drive design, optional HD wireless fork cameras for accurate high-level visibility, and stable performance in -18°C to -25°C conditions — minimizing delays, errors, and temperature excursions for frozen goods.
• Reduced Proportion of Expensive Cold Storage Operating Expenditure — With higher density, the enterprise can accommodate growing volumes from platform trading, bulk purchasing, and distribution without proportional increases in facility size or energy consumption. This lowers the overall cost per pallet position, improves ROI on refrigeration systems, and supports stable, sustainable logistics growth aligned with the client's green and intelligent vision.

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The double deep truck is easy to operate and precise in control, with a maximum load of 1.5T and a maximum speed of 10km/h, which is much better than the traditional forklift trucks previously used in terms of maneuvering simplicity and entry/exit efficiency. After the cold chain products are unloaded and transferred to the platform, the forklift driver can quickly transfer the palletized goods to the cold storage to keep the goods in the best condition.

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Zowell Cold-Storage Rebuilt Forklifts: Engineered for Reliable Performance at -25°C

Zowell's RRE115 electric double deep reach trucks, fully customized and rebuilt for cold storage applications, deliver exceptional reliability in the harshest low-temperature environments. These units are proven to operate normally and stably at temperatures as low as -25°C, even with frequent transitions between ambient and refrigerated zones — a critical requirement for cold chain operations involving frozen products.