Refrigeratedtransporter 2159 Maxitrans Peki Body

MaxiTRANS brings back the Peki bear with a new, improved body

Sept. 1, 2014
Australian transport equipment supplier MaxiTRANS has announced a number of changes for its refrigerated and dry freight rigid truck body brand, Peki.

Australian transport equipment supplier MaxiTRANS has announced a number of changes for its refrigerated and dry freight rigid truck body brand, Peki.
Manufactured at MaxiTRANS’ Dandenong facility, the brand is back with a new design and the goal of supplying quality bodies to customers via its own dealer network and a number of select truck dealerships.
Neil Zantuck, general manager, said new Peki rigid bodies would continue to represent the same values the brand has always been known for.
“Peki is a well-loved brand in the Australian rigid body market,” he said. “Peki—and in turn, the bear logo—has always been a symbol of stunning appearance, high-quality construction, and industry-leading thermal efficiency. We’ve designed the new range based on these characteristics and then taken it even further, meaning Peki enthusiasts will continue to receive the qualities that they have come to expect from the brand.”
Among design changes are a forklift-proof front wall, improved floor insulation, and simplified rear door panels.
“Many of the improvements are based around greater durability and easier maintenance,” said Zantuck. “The bodies are available in dry freight models through to chiller and freezer specification. We also offer a large range of optional components such as tail lifts, side doors, Load Lok, and lighting options for complete customization of the body.”
Zantuck said he will take a national approach to sales.
“Melbourne is a common landing port for many new trucks which are being imported into Australia, not to mention being a manufacturing hub for made-to-order vehicles,” he said. “So, customers purchasing a truck from an interstate dealership can arrange to have the body fitted after it lands, before it is transported to its destination, with no interruption to the delivery process. While the bodies will be built in Victoria, we are able to offer local support through our network of dealerships around Australia.”
The current Peki business (Peki Pty Ltd) was established in 2005 by MaxiTRANS after it acquired selected assets of the former Peki Transport Equipment Ltd.
Access www.peki.com.au for complete details.

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