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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co. LLC, the industry’s leading refrigerated trailer manufacturer, announces the launch of its next‑generation hybrid Transport Refrigeration Units (TRUs), developed exclusively for the thermally-efficient 3000R®. Strengthened by the latest advancements in Cargobull transport refrigeration technology, the new Cargobull 625+ Mono-Temp Hybrid and 655MT+ Multi-Temp Hybrid TRUs deliver a major leap forward in cooling performance, efficiency, and sustainability for North American fleets.
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Utility’s refrigeration lineup now includes the advanced Cargobull 625+ and 655MT+ Hybrid TRUs, developed using proven ultra‑low‑emission hybrid technology. These next‑generation units feature a newly developed hermetic two‑stage compressor, integrated into a compact, sealed assembly with no shaft seal, significantly reducing potential refrigerant loss and improving long‑term reliability. Complementing this is Cargobull’s cutting‑edge microchannel condenser which enhances heat transfer for faster, more energy‑efficient cooling.
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With up to 20% more cooling capacity at –20°F, the new Hybrid TRUs can pull down to colder temperatures more quickly and maintain them more consistently across all operating conditions, including deep‑frozen applications. The sealed design further reduces maintenance needs, lowering total cost of ownership for fleets. The TRUs are further enhanced by an advanced BCU (Body Control Unit) telematics system that tracks operational performance, maximizes uptime, and streamlines fleet management workflows.
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The TRUs also offer enhanced flexibility through an optional ePTO (electric power take‑off). When paired with a compatible electric tractor, the ePTO enables the TRU to operate electrically, improving energy efficiency and reducing fuel consumption. This design eliminates the need for a high‑voltage battery system or e‑axle on the trailer, reducing upfront investment while increasing reliability.
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When installed on the 3000R, the Cargobull 625+ and 655MT+ TRUs takes full advantage of the trailer’s optimized insulation, efficient airflow design and proven structural durability. Together, they form a fully integrated refrigerated transport solution engineered for stronger temperature control, improved fuel efficiency, and exceptional long‑term performance.
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“This technology marks a major milestone in refrigerated transport,” said Steve Bennett, President and COO for Utility. “By integrating advanced hybrid TRUs with the proven performance of the 3000R, we’re giving fleets a smarter, more efficient, and more sustainable way to protect their temperature‑controlled cargo. It’s a leap forward that delivers real‑world benefits from day one.”
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ABOUT UTILITY TRAILER
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Utility Trailer is America’s oldest privately owned, family-operated trailer manufacturer. Founded in 1914, the company designs and manufactures dry freight vans, flatbeds, refrigerated trailers, and aerodynamic technologies. Utility currently operates six trailer manufacturing facilities across North America. Utility’s 3000R® and the 3000R® multi-temp refrigerated trailers are manufactured at the Atkins, Virginia, Clearfield, Utah and Piedras Negras, Mexico plants. The 4000D-X Composite® series dry vans are manufactured at the Glade Spring, Virginia and Paragould, Arkansas plants. The 4000AE®, 4000S, and 4000AE® Drop Deck flatbeds are all manufactured at the Enterprise, Alabama facility. Utility is also the exclusive distributor of Cargobull North America TRU products, accessories and telematics. Cargobull TRUs are available options only on the 3000R. Utility has an extensive dealer network with over 140 locations throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and South America. Visit: www.utilitytrailer.com for more information.
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Media Contact:
Des Dugquem
Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co., LLC
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