Sometimes less is more - as with the Kögel Lightplus . With a reduced frame neck height and a weight-optimized frame, it stands for a new lightness which, thanks to the use of high-quality fine-grain steels, simultaneously enables high stability and durability.

Thanks to the modular design, numerous equipment variants of the Kögel Cargo are also available for the Kögel Light Plus. Our Light vehicles offer various economic and ecological advantages depending on the intended use. The new Kögel Light Plus can also be equipped with weight-reducing components such as aluminum rims, aluminum seat posts, lightweight tyres and aluminum air reservoirs.

The standard, 30 millimeter thick and bolted plate floor of the Kögel Light Plus is designed for a forklift axle load of 5,460 kilograms and can optionally be raised to 7,200 kilograms to meet different requirements.

About the product

The Kögel Cargo is a stable, durable yet lightweight vehicle from the NOVUM generation, which impresses with its extensive standard equipment and high degree of customization. This top-quality trailer offers robust cross members and a floor construction that can withstand significantly higher point loads than conventional trailers. Thanks to the Nano-Ceramic-plus-KTL coating with UV paint, the Cargo Trailer is sustainably protected against corrosion.

In addition to its load capacity and capacity, the Kögel Cargo offers optimum solutions for loading and unloading as well as load securing. The XL-certified integral roof tarpaulin prevents loaded goods from getting caught in the roof straps. The Kögel Cargo stands for outstanding reliability, optimum industry equipment and high payload.

About the product

Discover the new KÖGEL PORT 20 at the IAA Transportation 2024 - one of the lightest 20-foot chassis on the market! With an impressively low tare weight from 2,900 kg, this three-axle chassis sets new standards in container transport and offers optimum fifth-wheel load distribution for maximum stability. Ideal for transporting heavy 20-foot containers, the wheelbase is offset to the rear for improved driving stability. A second loading position is available as an option, which increases the fifth-wheel load by up to 30 % and also safely transports C715 and C745 swap bodies.

Innovative features for greater efficiency:

The KÖGEL PORT 20 can be equipped with practical features such as a rear ladder for easy access, an optimized rear design to protect light load carriers and an integrated toolbox.

Sustainable and reliable:

Thanks to its lightweight design, the KÖGEL PORT 20 reduces fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Available from just 2,900 kg tare weight, it combines proven KÖGEL quality with innovative technology. Look forward to 2025, when KÖGEL introduces an even lighter two-axle version of the 20-foot chassis.

Elaborate floor coverings such as carpets, PVC or wood may look attractive, but they are often minor "climate sins". Our answer to the question of whether these are really necessary is a clear "no". In this case, not using carpet saves us -8,696.87kgCO2. At Kögel, we deliberately do without superfluous materials in order to reduce CO2 emissions during production and to minimize waste after the trade fair.

Even if we need wooden floor structures for the power supply, we take care to minimize their use while ensuring safety and order at our stand. For us, sustainability means proceeding with caution without compromising on quality or the comfort of our stand visitors.

The wooden elements we use come from the reusable stock of our stand builder. This means that they are carefully assembled and dismantled, stored and used for future applications. CO2 savings: -88 kg compared to laminate. This also applies to counters and digital steles - repeated use saves resources and protects the environment.

We focus on creative recycling for other purposes. Banners, exhibition walls and fabric remnants, for example, are transformed into unique designer pieces. This repurposing is done locally and supports the workshops for people with disabilities at the Dominikus-Ringeisen-Werk in Ursberg.

At the end of a trade fair, the focus is often on a quick dismantling and the return home of all participants. For us, the circular concept does not end with the trade fair. Where repurposing and upcycling are not possible, we ensure that the materials are carefully separated and disposed of. In this way, we ensure that the resources do not end up in landfill or, worse still, in the ocean, but remain in the economic cycle for as long as possible.