.
- Thanks to their robustness and flexibility, specially equipped Kögel trailers for the Benelux market are highly rated by forwarding companies
- Rob Schneiders, sales director for Benelux, Arjan Stolk, regional sales manager for the Netherlands, and Dirk Boer, used vehicle manager for Benelux, will be advising on site
- The Kögel dealers, Truck & Trailer, northeast Netherlands, "door Wensink" and Gomes Trailers, northwest Netherlands, will be represented at the exhibition stand
Kögel will be presenting its portfolio for forwarding companies and the construction industry at Transport Compleet in Hardenberg. From 26 to 28 March 2019, visitors to Kögel will be able to take a closer look at a NOVUM generation Kögel Cargo, specially preconfigured for the Benelux market, and a Kögel Cool – PurFerro.
Kögel trailers at Transport Compleet Hardenberg 2019
The NOVUM generation Kögel Cargo
Kögel will be showing the NOVUM generation Kögel Cargo, which was first presented at IAA Commercial Vehicles in 2018, at its stand at Transport Compleet. The optimised external frame profile and the improved body not only make the Kögel Cargo even more robust, but also simplify handling in daily use. In addition, the NOVUM generation Cargo scores with a very high degree of customisation and can thus be adapted to the specific requirements of forwarding companies. The trade fair exhibit is fitted with pre-configured equipment specifically for the Benelux market.
Kögel Cool – PurFerro quality
The premium refrigerated box trailer Kögel Cool – PurFerro quality is the second exhibit at the fair. The fully optimised premium refrigerated box trailer has been adapted to the market requirements for transporting flowers, fresh and frozen food as well as pharmaceutical products. It is also suitable for universal use, thanks to a wide variety of options. Thanks to a broad range of special equipment options, this trailer offers a high degree of customisation to specific customer requirements. And when it comes to day-to-day use, the new features, designed to make life easier for drivers, are particularly appealing.
- Thanks to their robustness and flexibility, specially equipped Kögel trailers for the Benelux market are highly rated by forwarding companies
- Rob Schneiders, sales director for Benelux, Arjan Stolk, regional sales manager for the Netherlands, and Dirk Boer, used vehicle manager for Benelux, will be advising on site
- The Kögel dealers, Truck & Trailer, northeast Netherlands, "door Wensink" and Gomes Trailers, northwest Netherlands, will be represented at the exhibition stand
Kögel will be presenting its portfolio for forwarding companies and the construction industry at Transport Compleet in Hardenberg. From 26 to 28 March 2019, visitors to Kögel will be able to take a closer look at a NOVUM generation Kögel Cargo, specially preconfigured for the Benelux market, and a Kögel Cool – PurFerro.
Kögel trailers at Transport Compleet Hardenberg 2019
The NOVUM generation Kögel Cargo
Kögel will be showing the NOVUM generation Kögel Cargo, which was first presented at IAA Commercial Vehicles in 2018, at its stand at Transport Compleet. The optimised external frame profile and the improved body not only make the Kögel Cargo even more robust, but also simplify handling in daily use. In addition, the NOVUM generation Cargo scores with a very high degree of customisation and can thus be adapted to the specific requirements of forwarding companies. The trade fair exhibit is fitted with pre-configured equipment specifically for the Benelux market.
Kögel Cool – PurFerro quality
The premium refrigerated box trailer Kögel Cool – PurFerro quality is the second exhibit at the fair. The fully optimised premium refrigerated box trailer has been adapted to the market requirements for transporting flowers, fresh and frozen food as well as pharmaceutical products. It is also suitable for universal use, thanks to a wide variety of options. Thanks to a broad range of special equipment options, this trailer offers a high degree of customisation to specific customer requirements. And when it comes to day-to-day use, the new features, designed to make life easier for drivers, are particularly appealing.
