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Norfrig prepares for high-cube buik
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• An investment of over El million in new panel-making equipment at Norfrig's prodth tion plant at Hvam in Demrna should enable the company tt begin assembly of high-cube drawbar bodies at its two UE assembly operations within si years.
Norfrig GB's managing director, John Bowkett, says the investment will enable till company to build improved quality panels up to 3.2m wid The company plans to bet assembly of the vehicles nexi year at WSM Bodies and A M Vehicle Builders and Repa ers. Both have begun deliver of existing Norfrig designs.
WSM Bodies from Weston super-Mare has supplied mez wholesaler A F Blakemore w a high-specification reftigerat Norfrig body built from corrosion-free materials. A 8 M has supplied Woodwards Frozen Foods with three 4.2 reefer bodies, each fitted wit three rear doors.
All the new Danish design truck bodies were supplied with Thermo King refrigerati units.