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Walk-in coolers, and the panels that make them work, are an important part of our modern lives. While you may not have paused to reflect on this much before now, it’s true! Maybe you need to safely store some venison … Read More

Maybe you’re hoping to preserve the cuttings from your flower garden or just keep that beautiful Valentine’s bouquet around a little longer. Cut flowers have been a source of joy and beauty for centuries, so when you have them in … Read More

Arctic Industries is excited to announce that Scott Meyer has joined the company as its new Vice President of Sales. As a key member of Arctic’s sales team, Meyer will play a crucial role in leading Arctic into the new … Read More

MIAMI, FL November, 23, 2020 With over 40 years of experience in the cold storage industry, including manufacturing cold storage solutions for the nation’s leading hospitals, pharmaceutical, and biotech companies, the team at Arctic is well prepared to meet the … Read More

The temperature of your walk-in directly impacts the quality of the product. A couple degrees too cold and the product can freeze. Too warm? Things will spoil! A carefully monitored walk-in temperature can increase product longevity and save money and hassle. … Read More

Walk-in freezers can be one of the most expensive pieces of equipment for many businesses. To get the most value and use out of your walk-in freezer, you need to perform regular maintenance. Similarly to walk-in coolers, freezer maintenance requires … Read More

Performing regular maintenance checks on your walk-in cooler can save you hassle and money. Maintenance checks keep your cooler running smoothly year in and year out. While maintenance checks may require a small budget here or there for cleaning supplies … Read More

Walk-in coolers can occasionally “freeze up.” Depending on the severity of your problem, this can take many forms. On the less-problematic end, you may notice frost buildup on the windows, paneling, and outside packaging of food. On the more-problematic end, … Read More

Table of Contents Introduction Major Walk-In Decisions Refrigeration Usage Space Requirements Location Refrigeration Components Panels Doors Exterior Finish Refrigeration Unit Refrigeration Power & Sizing Location of Condensing Unit Accessories Lighting Windows  Alarm Panic Button Ramp Motion Sensor Maintenance A walk-in … Read More