After the IAA: six days in Hanover, a notebook full of ideas
The halls are cleared, the last vehicles long back on the road. IAA Transportation 2026 ended on Sunday, and our first
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Here we bring together news on refrigerated vehicles, refrigeration technology, projects, service and careers.
eSprinter refrigerated vehicle: refrigeration and range
How can the Mercedes-Benz eSprinter be efficiently converted into an eSprinter refrigerated vehicle? Our product video shows refrigeration technology, insulation and ePTO.
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Verified quality in refrigerated conversions: Kerstner recertified to ISO 9001:2015
TÜV Hessen has again confirmed Kerstner’s quality management under DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 for refrigeration equipment and insulated vehicle bodies.
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Refrigerated vans go electric: Frische Logistik reports on the Kerstner eSprinter
Frische Logistik issue 3/2026 reports on the Mercedes-Benz eSprinter with Kerstner refrigerated body: ePTO, CoolJet C206 EA, wallbox operation and 230V stationary refrigeration.
Read moreKerstner at the Mercedes-Benz VAN Roadshow 2026: focus on the eSprinter refrigerated vehicle
At the Mercedes-Benz VAN Roadshow 2026, Kerstner presented the eSprinter as a refrigerated vehicle: ePTO, underfloor refrigeration, operation while charging at a wallbox and optional 230V stationary refrigeration.
Read moreKerstner manufacturing: refrigerated conversions and refrigeration units
Kerstner as a manufacturer of refrigerated conversions and refrigeration units: understand in-house production, the CoolJet range and Lamberet’s backing.
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Kerstner Service: planning maintenance and spare parts
Kerstner Service: report a case, plan maintenance, prepare spare parts and better prevent or resolve refrigerated vehicle failures.
Read moreKerstner CoolJet: which refrigeration unit fits?
Kerstner CoolJet comparison: assess 103, 203, 206 and e-CoolJet 106 by application, temperature, vehicle size and refrigeration technology for your routes.
Read moreRefrigerated conversion accessories: what pays off in daily use
Refrigerated conversion accessories: have strip curtains, stationary refrigeration, multiple compartments, temperature recorders and tail lifts assessed for your daily use.
Read moreOrganising refrigerated vehicle cargo: faster deliveries
Refrigerated cargo organisation: airline rails, load bars and shelves support speed, order and stable temperatures on your route.
Read moreRefrigerated conversion hygiene: cleaning the vehicle
Practical refrigerated conversion hygiene: choose floors, surfaces, seals, drainage and lighting to make cleaning faster and safer.
Read moreChilled and frozen goods vehicles: planning volume correctly
Planning chilled and frozen goods vehicles: temperature, volume, stops and cargo space determine the right Kerstner solution for everyday use.
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Ford Transit Custom PHEV with e-CoolJet 106
Ford Transit Custom PHEV with Kerstner e-CoolJet 106: integrated refrigeration, unchanged vehicle height and guidance on distinguishing hybrid and BEV.
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Renault Trafic L1H1 with Kerstner CoolJet 103
Renault Trafic CoolJet 103: compact refrigerated conversion with monobloc-style refrigeration, reduced maintenance needs and practical cargo space.
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VW Transporter T7 refrigerated conversion with e-CoolJet 106
VW Transporter T7 conversion with Kerstner e-CoolJet 106: integrated refrigeration, unchanged vehicle height and clear benefits for everyday urban deliveries.
Read moreKerstner e-CoolJet 106: underfloor instead of a rooftop unit
Kerstner e-CoolJet 106 explained: assess underfloor refrigeration for suitable vehicle projects without additional roof height.
Read moreATP, HACCP and refrigerated vehicles: what matters daily
ATP and HACCP for refrigerated vehicles explained clearly: plan and assess hygiene, temperatures, documentation and audits for food businesses.
Read moreKerstner refrigerated conversions: what really matters in daily use
Kerstner refrigerated conversions explained practically: plan insulation, floors, doors, refrigeration and cargo space for reliable daily routes.
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