- CoolKit’s founder and chief executive Rupert Gatty (left) holds the Ford Pro Convertor certificate alongside Ford Pro Special Vehicles’ Jonathan Mundy
COOLKIT, a leading UK temperature-controlled van specialist, has earned a coveted position as a Ford Pro Converter. Coolkit said this recognition underscored its dedication to quality design and build of refrigerated conversions and LCV bodywork.
Ford’s Pro Converter Agreement is reserved for converters delivering top-tier products and converted vehicles that boost customer satisfaction and drive productivity. CoolKit secured this recognition after a thorough Ford audit. Inspectors scrutinised the company’s engineering prowess, design, build processes, and quality control, finding that their conversions surpass Ford’s stringent expectations.
“Earning Ford Pro Converter status opens exciting doors for a deeper collaboration with Ford,” notes Daniel Miller, CoolKit Managing Director. “It’s an esteemed endorsement of our engineering and manufacturing standards – something we take immense pride in.”
“Working closely with a global automotive leader like Ford emphasises our commitment to high-quality solutions,” Miller adds. “This partnership gives us the resources to accelerate innovation in the temperature-controlled vehicle sector.”
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