Insulate palletized freight
Thermal Pallet Covers
Help your freight hold its temperature longer.
Thermal pallet covers add insulation around the load during staging, transfers, and transit.
Explore for: Palletized loads and repeated freight lanes
Protect the shipment. Simplify the sourcing.
Insulate the load. Add cooling. Understand temperature exposure. Compare temperature-controlled packaging supplies for pallet and parcel shipments, with sourcing help based on your goods and route.

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From a single box to a full pallet, each category has a different job. Explore the options or ask our team to help narrow your selection.
Insulate palletized freight
Help your freight hold its temperature longer.
Thermal pallet covers add insulation around the load during staging, transfers, and transit.
Explore for: Palletized loads and repeated freight lanes
Insulate parcel shipments
Put a thermal barrier inside the box.
Insulated shipping liners help slow heat transfer around temperature-sensitive parcel shipments.
Explore for: Boxed orders and parcel fulfillment
Protect compact shipments
Explore insulation in a mailer format.
Discuss insulated bubble mailers for your usable size, packing needs and delivery conditions.
Explore for: Compact goods and repeat small-parcel packing
Provide cooling capacity
Add cooling where your shipment needs it.
Discuss shipping refrigerant packs for your payload, starting temperature, and transit conditions.
Explore for: Insulated shipping configurations needing refrigerant
Indicate temperature exposure
Make a threshold crossing easier to spot.
Temperature indicator labels can signal specified exposure conditions. Choose the function around the shipment requirement.
Explore for: Receiving checks and exposure indication
Record temperature over time
See what happened during the journey.
Shipping temperature monitors record conditions over time, helping your team review shipment history.
Explore for: Lane assessment and shipment records
Tell us what you ship. Our team can help you identify the product categories and details worth considering before you request a specification.
01 / Insulate
Covers and liners help reduce the rate of temperature change. They do not actively cool the shipment.
02 / Cool
Shipping ice packs provide cooling capacity as part of a suitable packing configuration. Quantity and placement need evidence, not guesswork.
03 / Observe
Indicators signal defined conditions. Monitors record temperatures over time. Neither controls the temperature.
Shop by application
Start with chilled or frozen requirements. Discuss insulation, refrigerant, and shipment visibility for your food distribution or parcel operation.
Start with documented temperature and handling requirements. Discuss the specifications and supplier evidence your team needs to evaluate a configuration.
Why work with Gelpax
Bring us the shipment, not a completed technical brief. Our team will discuss your requirements and the information needed for a useful commercial quote.
+1 469-840-1576Understand whether you need insulation, refrigerant, exposure indication, or a temperature record.
Review the proposed specification, quantity, pricing, freight, and lead time before making a purchasing decision.
Start without measurements or a part number. Share technical requirements when you have them.
Your next shipment starts here
Choose a category, share your contact details, and give us an estimated quantity. Not sure yet? That is a useful starting point too.
Start with the shipment format. Pallet covers add insulation around palletized freight; box liners fit inside existing cartons; insulated bubble mailers are envelope-style packaging for compact goods. Then compare usable space, handling, required temperature and delivery conditions. None of these formats alone guarantees a temperature range or transit duration.
They are materials and devices used to manage or observe temperature-sensitive shipments. Insulated covers and liners slow heat transfer, refrigerant packs provide cooling capacity, and indicators or monitors give information about exposure. These functions work differently and must be selected around the shipment.
Start with the product's required temperature range, shipment size, and expected transit conditions. You do not need a complete specification to inquire. Our team can discuss the categories and the information needed to narrow your options.
No. An indicator signals a defined exposure condition, depending on its specification. A logger records temperatures over time. Choose based on whether you need a receiving signal, a history of the journey, or both.
No. A therapy or promotional gel pack is not automatically suitable as a shipping refrigerant. Select a shipping-specific pack using its documented performance and the complete packaging configuration. We do not treat the existing therapy range as validated shipping refrigerants.
Not on their own. Performance depends on the full configuration, payload, starting temperature, ambient conditions, and transit time. Temperature-sensitive food and pharmaceutical shipments require evidence appropriate to the application; pharmaceutical configurations require your qualification and validation process.
Choose a category or ask for help, then leave your company name, contact name, email, and an approximate quantity. Select Not sure if you are exploring. Our team will discuss the requirement and confirm the proposed product, availability, quantity, freight, and lead time before an order.
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