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Choosing the right spray foam box truck can make or break your insulation business. A well-equipped spray foam box truck should include proper material storage, reliable climate control systems, and efficient workspace layout to maximize productivity and maintain consistent foam application quality.
The investment in a spray foam box truck represents a significant business decision for insulation contractors. Profoam Corporation specializes in custom-built box trucks designed specifically for spray foam applications, incorporating decades of industry expertise into each vehicle.
Professional spray foam contractors need dependable equipment that can handle daily operations in various weather conditions. The right box truck setup enables crews to complete jobs efficiently while maintaining equipment and materials at optimal temperatures.
Profoam Corporation's spray foam box trucks combine robust chassis design, professional-grade insulation equipment, and comprehensive safety features that meet industry regulations while maximizing operational efficiency.
Our spray foam trucks specifications may vary. However, an example of a good box truck could be one that we built on a Chevrolet 6500 Crew Cab with a 16' insulated commercial box, designed to handle heavy-duty spray foam equipment. The reinforced flooring includes diamond-plated rubber surfaces for durability and E-Track barrel bracing with ratchet straps to secure materials.
The interior is fully insulated with 1.75” Profoam closed-cell spray foam on walls, ceiling, and floor, ensuring temperature stability and protection from external conditions. Industrial-grade plywood walls and aluminum door trim provide a durable, long-lasting workspace.
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Each truck is equipped with a Hydraulic Proportioner, delivering up to 40 lbs per minute at 2,000 psi, ensuring high-performance application. The 30kW 3-phase diesel generator powers all onboard systems, including spray hoses, proportioner, and air compressor.
Additional equipment includes:
All details may vary depending on the needs. Feel free to contact us for more information.
The fully climate-controlled spray foam compartment includes a rooftop AC/heat pump and an in-wall space heater, maintaining optimal working conditions. Safety is a priority, with:
Built-in ventilation systems provide 6+ air changes per hour in chemical storage areas. Emergency eyewash stations and first aid kits are strategically placed.
The trucks meet DOT requirements for hazmat transportation with proper placarding and spill containment systems. Fire suppression equipment includes ABC fire extinguishers and automated systems.
OSHA-compliant features:
Lockable storage prevents unauthorized access to equipment and materials.
Making informed decisions about a spray foam box truck requires careful analysis of project requirements, financial considerations, and ongoing support needs.
Start by calculating your expected monthly project volume. Track the square footage of upcoming jobs and estimate the number of jobs you'll complete per month.
Consider the geographic range of your service area. Longer travel distances require larger material storage capacity and fuel efficiency becomes more critical.
Key Project Factors to Consider:
A new spray foam box truck typically ranges from $80,000 to $260,000, depending on specifications and equipment quality.
Calculate potential return on investment by comparing monthly revenue projections against financing costs, maintenance, and operational expenses.
Choose a provider with comprehensive technical support and rapid response times for equipment issues. Profoam Corporation offers emergency support and maintains a nationwide network of certified technicians.
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