We build transport vehicles tailored precisely to your unit. From the chassis to the last bracket — so the vehicle serves you, instead of you fighting with it.
TRANSPORT VEHICLES
Transport Vehicles
A vehicle where everything has its place
A Vehicle, Not a Compromise
Equipment in boxes, hoses under the seat, a generator leaning against the side wall — that's what most vans without a fit-out look like. We design and manufacture an interior fit-out based exactly on what you carry and how you respond to callouts. Fixed mounts, pull-out trays, shelves, lighting, warning equipment. A vehicle where everything has its place.
Emergency callouts, competitions, youth firefighter camps, or community events — we design the fit-out so the vehicle can handle it all, with switching between setups taking just a few minutes.
No one-size-fits-all solutions. First we ask what you carry and how you use the vehicle — only then do we start drawing.
We Build on What's Proven
CHASSIS
We choose chassis with a solid off-road track record that can be serviced anywhere in the country.
Volkswagen
The Transporter and Crafter form a robust base for emergency response vehicles; 4MOTION handles off-road callouts.
Ford
The Transit is the most widespread base for transport vehicles among volunteer fire units (SDH) — affordable and easy to repair.
Fiat
The Ducato offers a spacious body at a reasonable price, ideal for transporting a crew and all its equipment.
Mercedes - Benz
The Sprinter is the premium choice for firefighting fit-outs, excelling in reliability, payload capacity and longevity.
DESIGNATION
What DA-L1Z Means
The designation isn't random. It's made up of the vehicle type, weight class, operational category and configuration level based on the scope of equipment.
A vehicle's designation isn't arbitrary — every letter tells you something.
DA — transport vehicle
L — light weight category (up to 3,500 kg)
1 — for regular road use (4×4 also available)
Z — basic configuration
Alongside the L1Z, we also supply the L2Z — a higher weight category for units that carry more.
Equipment that makes sense in practice
WHAT WE PUT IN THE VEHICLE
- Graphics and reflective markings — visibility and unit identity
- Warning equipment — beacons, light bars, sirens
- Radios and communication equipment
- Storage systems — boxes, shelves, pull-out trays, tool mounts
- Charging sockets for equipment and pumps
- Seating configurations — from crew transport to freeing up space for gear
- And much more — according to your needs
What doesn't belong there, we don't put there. We fine-tune the layout with you so that what matters is within reach in seconds — not after rearranging half the vehicle.
From the first meeting to the keys
HOW IT WORKS
- Design — we sit down together over what your unit actually does and what it needs from the vehicle.
- Production — we build it in-house; every piece passes through the hands of our team.
- Handover and training — we don't just hand the vehicle over the fence. We walk the crew through where everything is and how it works.
A few hours together on site will give you more than months of back-and-forth over email.
