Carrier Transicold previews one-stop-shop parts marketplace at Solutrans

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Carrier Transicold has previewed a digital marketplace for parts and accessories for its refrigeration solutions at Solutrans 2025.

The marketplace will open from 2026, offering over 20,000 original and genuine Carrier Transicold parts

Designed to serve as a comprehensive one-stop shop, the marketplace will open from 2026 and will offer more than 20,000 original and genuine Carrier Transicold parts, supporting maintenance, repair and upgrades of refrigerated fleets. The site will also feature select products from trusted manufacturers, to support the full range of refrigeration transportation repair needs.

Kaan Yavas, spare parts business unit director, said the digital marketplace will give customers a faster, easier way to source the certified Carrier Transicold parts they need.

“Real-time ordering and flexible delivery options streamline the process, helping fleets operate at peak performance and enabling customers to focus on running their business efficiently.”

The marketplace will launch across the UK, Spain and Germany first, with further expansion to France, Italy, Poland and Austria by the end of 2026.

Offerings will include filters, compressors, telematic connectivity kits, solar panels and more. A search engine will allow users to explore products by category, reference number or through detailed views illustrating each component of a refrigeration unit in the form of annotated diagrams.

Flexible delivery options will be tailored to the needs of trade professionals, including pickup from designated locations or Carrier Transicold dealers, as well as direct delivery to the workshop.

Express shipping will be available depending on part availability, helping minimise downtime. Every order will include real-time tracking, providing customers with full visibility from purchase to delivery.

Natalie Middleton

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