BAU E CAMARA FRIA

Descriptions: “Baú” and “câmara fria” are two terms closely related to the transportation of goods, especially in Brazil, but they refer to different components or functionalities of a vehicle. Baú (Cargo Box/Dry Van) A baú (or baú de carga seca, “dry cargo box”) is the common term for the enclosed cargo area of a truck or van. It’s designed to protect goods from the elements (rain, sun, dust) and theft. Purpose: Primarily for transporting goods that do not require temperature control, such as general merchandise, furniture, electronics, textiles, and many types of packaged foods. Construction: Typically made of aluminum, steel, or fiberglass, with insulated or non-insulated walls, roof, and floor. Types: There are various types, including: Baú Lonado (Curtainside): Has flexible side curtains that can be opened for easier loading/unloading. Baú Fechado (Box Truck/Dry Van): Fully enclosed. Baú Sider (Sidewall Loader):