Introducing Camco Industries

Fleet Management

“At Camco, we are proud to be a New Zealand fitout manufacturer, providing turnkey vehicle solutions to fleets, countrywide.”

 

Camco’s focus is on creating mobile workspaces that keep Kiwis safer on the road with fit-for-purpose and compliant vehicles.

The company’s unique systems create safe and organised storage solutions in vehicles, helping you save time, create efficiencies, and operate with reliability and professionalism.
Camco is proud to wear the ‘NZ Made’ logo designing product with the New Zealand conditions and environment in mind.
The manufacturing and fitting facility in Cambridge is supported by fitting, service, and sales agents NZ-wide.
Since 2005, from a garage in Cambridge, Camco has designed and manufactured all its own products. The Rolaworx® drawer was the first of its kind built on the principle of a simple, but durable design.
Many of the original Rolaworx® drawers are still in use today, having been transferred across several utes. Camco has since moved on to designing and manufacturing service bodies and have been doing so since 2013. 
An important area for Camco, is safety. The products are designed with this as a priority, focusing on safer access to tools and equipment whilst analysing loading and weight distribution for both driver and other road user’s assurance.
To help you achieve maximum value from your vehicles, all products are durable enough to last two to three vehicle lives* and are transferrable between vehicles.
All Camco’s products come with a lifetime warranty**, such is the strength and belief in the product range. This, along with our network of nationwide agents, ensures your ongoing peace of mind.

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