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Eutectic vans for ice-cream delivery and freezing: cold plates hold down to −33 °C with the engine off, side doors for each section.
An ice-cream body holds cold with the unit switched off. Eutectic plates inside are frozen overnight from a 380 V supply in 8–10 hours, and during the day they give the cold back, holding down to −33 °C. On a route that means the engine can be off and the ice cream will not soften — with a reefer the cold leaves as soon as the motor stops.
Hence the build: 120 mm walls, 140 mm floor and ceiling — thicker than an ordinary reefer — and sectional doors along the sides so goods go out at a stop without opening the whole body. More about eutectic plates on the page ice-cream bodies and in the section eutectic plates.








Walk-arounds of completed ice-cream vans from our YouTube channel.



The projects of this section in one table, so there is no need to open the cards one by one. Values are taken from the project pages themselves; a dash means the machine has no such row in its specifications.
| Vehicle | Volume | Refrigeration unit | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| GAZ-3302 — GAZelle Business, 2,900 mm wheelbase | — | — | down to −33 °C (eutectic plates) |
| GAZ-330202 — GAZelle Business with a 3,500 mm extended wheelbase | — | — | down to −33 °C (eutectic plates) |
| Eutectic van ('ice-cream') on HINO 300 chassis | — | — | −33 °C (eutectic plates) |
| Eutectic van (“ice-cream van”) on a HINO 300 chassis — 4.2 m body | — | — | −33 °C (eutectic plates) |
| Hyundai HD78 | — | — | down to −33 °C (eutectic plates) |
| Eutectic ice-cream van on a JAC N56 chassis | — | — | down to −33 °C (eutectic plates) |
| Ice-cream van on a JAC N56 with a roof-mounted unit | — | — | down to −33 °C (eutectic plates) |
| JAC N90 | — | — | down to −33 °C (eutectic plates) |
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