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How to convert your Van to a Fridge Van

You have two choices, go out and buy a new refridgerated van or convert your existing Van - not always possible, but this is how to go about it!

By: ben nylon
Category: Automotive
: Automotive:Trucks
Posted: Sep 01, 2010
Updated: Sep 01, 2010
Views: 232


If you are looking to save yourself some cash, then there are a few specialists out there that can convert your existing panel van to a cool refridgerated vehicle for your business. A refitted van can be converted in to a state-of-the-art refrigerated van within 3-4 days.

Ensure you get guaranteed work, for atleast 3 years in case somethign goes wrong.

What is involved in converting a van to refridgeration standards? Converting a van basically consists of installing a fridge lining, and compartments, shelving and racks that can be used for low temperatures.

Most standard panel vans can be transformed into Refrigerated 'sprinter' or 'transit' type vans. These are now the most popular type of van conversion and serves well if you require atemperature controlled transportation method.

Chiller van conversions, frozen or heated vans, combined of chiller / freezer / ambient transportation types are just some of the possibilities that can easily meet your business needs.

Thermal linings are installed finished and come mainly in a high gloss white sheen. They are very durable and they can be used for temperatures of between -25°C and +80°C making them the ideal for refridgeration conversions.

You may be thinking of looking for a new van to buy but there are alternatives if you have an existing van.

Some typical vans that can easily be converted are;

Ford Transit, Renault Master, Mercedes Sprinter vans, , Renault Trafic, Mercedes Vito, Vauxhall combo, Citroen Relay, Citroen berlingo, Vauxhall Vivaro, Vauxhall Movano vans and Ford Transit connect vans to name a few.



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