Food trailers built to your brand. Ready for US inspection.
IronMile designs every unit in Michigan, has it built by a specialist factory partner in Shandong, China, and completes it here, with the drawings and paperwork your health and fire inspectors will ask for.
Concept model · ARC 16 · subject to final engineering
Your logo stays on this device.
Equipment shown is typical for the package; final makes and models are confirmed in the signed spec.
Every model, side by side
All 9 models on one line at the same scale, next to a 5′ 9″ person. Select one for its full spec and price builder.
Drawn to scale from our CAD models, curbside view. Each model is shown in its shortest length with its starting budgetary estimate, delivered to Novi, Michigan; prices may be adjusted if US tariff rates change.
Four kinds of customers, one standard
Brands & franchise fleets
One standard unit per format, rolled out in batches, specified to the national standards inspectors check in every market you enter.
Learn more →Venues & concessionaires
Carts, kiosks and trailers that add points of sale to stadiums, campuses, parks and waterfronts.
Learn more →Vendor-support programs
Cart designs prepared for health-department review, built and delivered in batches for cities, counties and nonprofits that equip small vendors.
Learn more →Rental & experiential fleets
Durable, re-brandable units for operators who earn from their fleet, with parts and service behind them.
Learn more →Proven bodies, configured for you
Six models start from bodies our factory partner already builds in series. The ARC 16 and ARC 13 are IronMile designs on the factory's aluminum-shell platform. We configure the kitchen, the finish and the paperwork for your menu and your market.
All 9 models and the price builder →Not sure which model? Plan it from your menu →
What your inspectors will check
Five steps to a unit in service
Design sprint & spec
Menu, volumes, layout, exterior in your colors and equipment list. Ends with a one-page signed spec.
Weeks 0–2Plan-review drawings
Drawings and equipment schedule for your county's health and fire review.
Weeks 2–4Build
Factory build with a weekly video and a written pre-shipment inspection.
Weeks 4–11Ship & commission
Ocean freight, customs, US assembly, fire suppression and LP sign-off.
Weeks 11–18Deliver & serve
Handover in Michigan, crew training, then parts and inspection coordination after delivery.
Week 18 on
Typical timeline for a single unit. Lead times vary by model, 10–20 weeks from signed spec; fleet schedules are agreed per order.
Start with one pilot unit
- Two-week design sprint around your menu
- One unit built to the agreed spec
- Plan-review package for your county
- Delivered, commissioned and crew trained in Michigan
What you learn
- The real landed cost per unit
- The real lead time, step by step
- Your inspection result
- How the unit works for your crew
- A clear go or no-go on a fleet order