Kiesling Fahrzeugbau demonstrates the diverse possibilities of their partioning systems at the IAA.
The transverse partition is moveable and collapsible along the superstructure’s length. The legally protected partition can be used, for example, to partition off a chamber in the front. This results in screened off 1/3rd or 2/3rd chambers either over the entire width or also already through longitudinal partitions.
According to Kiesling (hall 27, booth D15), the wall is even more easily movable at an angle of 45 degrees, and the silicone seals are particularly wear-resistant. Especially clever is the fact that the wall works as audited load securing up to 400 or 800 Deka-Newton, thanks to the possibility of fixing the wall with two locks and pins in perforated rails on the ceiling and floor. The patent-registered Cool Slide partitions are often used as transverse partition.
When combined with a tail lift, the rear doors can even be omitted; the system is ATP/FRC audited. Longitudinal partitions are always in demand when the unloading must be done over the rear. When the modules aren’t in use, they can be attached to the wall magnetically and aren’t in the way. The full palette range for both chambers remains consistent.
