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Commercial refrigeration services

One project path.
From brief to rollout.

Bring your cabinet, brand and destination requirements to MARKOOL. We coordinate the selected manufacturing input, approval documents and delivery scope through one OEM project path.

See the output before you enquire

See what fits. Decide what to ask for.

Find a cabinet for your placement, plan the products it needs to hold and prepare a clear brief for pricing and sample review.

01 / FIT & LOADING

How many packs fit the shelf?

Enter clear shelf and package dimensions. See a geometric layout and carry the calculation into your drawing request.

Open the pack-out planner →
03 / EVIDENCE

Which files support your decision?

Open published model information and inspection templates. Identify which drawings and records you need before placing an order.

Open the evidence and sample files →

A defined role at every handoff

Keep the project moving with clear decisions.

Agree who approves the drawing, artwork, sample, inspection findings and shipment. MARKOOL coordinates the follow-up with manufacturing partners; your quotation records the selected services, outputs and responsibilities.

OEM capability map

More than a cabinet quote.

Each service is scoped to the selected model and commercial project. Outputs below describe the working documents buyers can request; final scope is confirmed in the quotation.

01

OEM & private label programs

Start from a reference cabinet or scope a project-specific configuration for the product, placement and destination market.

Typical project outputProduct brief, reference platform, configuration questions
02

Brand engineering

Translate brand guidelines into cabinet colour, wraps, illuminated elements, canopy graphics and retail accessories without blocking service access.

Typical project outputArtwork map, finish references, visual approval pack
03

Product design & drawings

Coordinate cabinet dimensions, door access, ventilation, shelving and branding surfaces before a sample is released.

Typical project outputControlled drawings and configuration summary
04

3D visualisation & mock-ups

Review the proposed product appearance and major brand touchpoints before committing to physical production.

Typical project outputVisual mock-up and revision record
05

Pack-out planning

Use actual can, bottle, tub or pack dimensions to plan shelf spacing, facings, replenishment and usable capacity.

Typical project outputPack-out drawing and product-facing estimate
06

Prototype & sampling

Build an approval path around appearance, cooling requirements, components, documents and packaging before scale.

Typical project outputSample checklist and approval record
07

Quality planning

Define incoming, in-process, performance and pre-shipment checkpoints against the approved project requirement.

Typical project outputInspection plan and agreed evidence pack
08

Compliance planning

Map voltage, plug, refrigerant, labelling and applicable documentation to the exact model and destination.

Typical project outputModel-specific document request list
09

Packaging & global delivery

Align protective packaging, loading information, shipping documents and refrigerant handling with the route.

Typical project outputPacking confirmation and shipment document checklist
10

Spare parts & after-sales support

Plan service documents, part identification, startup spares and an evidence-based claims process for the rollout.

Typical project outputSupport file list and spare-parts recommendation

Assembly and supply scope

Finished cabinets or a defined parts program.

Discuss assembled, semi-knocked-down or completely-knocked-down supply against the chosen product and local assembly capability. The actual component list and responsibilities define the offer.

Finished cabinet

Request the assembled configuration, included accessories, test evidence and packing plan. Confirm the installation and service responsibilities at destination.

SKD or CKD supply

Define the actual supplied assemblies and separate parts on an itemised bill of materials. Agree which fabrication, assembly, wiring, refrigeration and testing operations remain with each party.

Local readiness

Identify facilities, tools, fixtures, qualified personnel, assembly instructions and inspection requirements. Agree component identification and the handling of substitutions before parts are shipped.

Evidence and economics

Compare component packing, freight, assembly costs, waste and service responsibilities for the same final product. Duties and document requirements need destination review; savings are not assumed from the SKD or CKD label.

SKD / CKD component scope

Agree what is in the shipment.

Semi-knocked-down and completely-knocked-down supply can leave different operations to your local team. Use these component groups to build an itemised scope for the selected cabinet; they are discussion options, not a universal kit.

Cabinet and body parts

Foamed cabinets or panels, metal panels, PVC profiles and cabinet hardware.

Confirm: Identify the cabinet drawing and which fabrication, foaming and assembly operations are included.

Doors and seals

Glass-door assemblies, hinges, supports and the related door fittings.

Confirm: Match the opening, door construction, hinge positions and seal interface. List glass and frame protection for transit.

Refrigeration components

Compressors, condensers, evaporators, fans and refrigeration pipework.

Confirm: Specify the selected cooling system and identify who completes circuit assembly, charging, leak checks and performance verification.

Electrical and controls

LED lighting, controllers, thermostats, plugs and wiring components.

Confirm: Confirm voltage, frequency, ratings and connector details against the electrical drawing; assign wiring and electrical-test responsibility.

Shelves and internal fittings

Wire shelves, baskets, shelf supports, dividers and other cabinet fittings.

Confirm: Provide part dimensions, wire or tube diameter, support points and intended loading. Agree the complete support arrangement and strength-check method.

Assembly accessories

Castors, feet, plastic parts and project-specific tooling or foaming moulds where scoped.

Confirm: List part codes, quantities, drawings and tooling ownership or supply separately. Do not assume they are included in a cabinet kit.

Send the target cabinet, annual and first-order quantities, destination and local process capability. Compare packing volume, freight, assembly, inspection, waste and service costs for the same finished configuration. Destination duties and document requirements must be checked for the actual shipment.

A useful starting brief

Five inputs move the project forward.

  • Product pack dimensions and target temperature
  • Placement photo, footprint or planogram
  • Destination country, voltage and plug
  • Pilot quantity, rollout estimate and launch timing
  • Brand guideline, artwork or visual reference

Evidence, not assumptions

Verify the exact project scope.

Use the published MOQ, timing and warranty terms as planning baselines. The quotation confirms their application to your selected model and project. Certification scope and performance require matching model-specific evidence; changing an electrical package or cabinet design may change that scope.

Start with the retail task

Build the right service package.

Send the product, destination, quantity and placement. We’ll identify the closest platform and the project information still needed.

Start an OEM project ↗