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Maxi-Low announces expanded conversion range
Date: Wednesday, August 25, 2021 | Author: Sean Keywood
Converter Maxi-Low is expanding its low-floor van range to include new, lighter chilled and frozen vehicles.
The company says the new conversions will be available to order on the low-floor Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Volkswagen Crafter and MAN TGE chassis towards the end of Q2 next year.
Payloads will be up to 1400kg depending on spec, with a choice of single and dual compartments.
The conversions will be available will insulated side access doors and a choice of rear single door, barn doors or insulated roller shutter.
Maxi-Low sales director James Taylor said: “We have spent the last few years developing a lightweight and robust system that offers the user the maximum amount of payload on a low entry chassis.
“The ability to offer the new lightweight body on premium chassis marques like the Volkswagen, Mercedes or the MAN TGE gives the customer the confidence of a superior build.
“With our unique one-piece insulated roof with built in aerodynamics to reduce air drag and improve fuel economy, we are working with the end users to maximise the efficiency of their fleet.
“We are looking forward to exhibiting the new vans at the TCS & D Show in Peterborough in September.”
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