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What Is a Dock Seal?

A dock seal is the foam or fabric perimeter between trailer and dock that prevents air infiltration, common in cold-chain operations. United States Pallets supplies new, recycled, custom, and ISPM-15 heat-treated pallets to commercial buyers in all 50 states, with a 50-pallet minimum order and a written quote target of under 2 business hours.

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A dock seal is the foam or fabric perimeter between trailer and dock that prevents air infiltration, common in cold-chain operations.

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Definition

A dock seal is the foam or fabric perimeter between trailer and dock that prevents air infiltration, common in cold-chain operations.

Detailed Explanation

Dock seal types: foam (most common); fabric/curtain (high-traffic); inflatable (high-cube). Critical for cold storage to prevent air leakage and condensation. Saves 5-10% energy in cold operations.

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