Meet KTSU America’s Partners/Owners:
Kian Ann Engineering and Kunshan Kensetsu Buhin
KTSU America’s overseas partners are KTSU China and Kian Ann Engineering of Singapore — two premier global players in the manufacturing and distribution of rollers, idlers, sprockets, segments, track chains, and a large assortment
of construction machinery spare parts.
Kian Ann (Singapore)
Established in 1965, Kian Ann Engineering Pte Ltd is one of the world's largest independent distributors of heavy machinery spare parts and diesel engine components. Kian Ann products are used for excavators, bulldozers, wheel loaders, motor graders, buses, trucks, trailers, power generation sets and marine engines. The variety and coverage is vast as the machine brands that the Group's products support include Caterpillar, Komatsu, Cummins, Hitachi, Kobelco, Sumitomo, Mercedes Benz, Volvo, Scania, Man, BPW, Hyundai and Doosan.
The Group's 344,000 square feet warehouse based in the Singapore headquarters with sizeable inventory which serves diverse industries from mining, forestry, infrastructure development, construction, agriculture and marine, exporting to over 60 countries around the world. The Group's wide range and choice of spare parts are able to cater the diversifying requirements of different markets' needs.
Kian Ann Engineering Pte Ltd has the capacity to service a global customer base of dealers and end-users. Other than KTSU America, the Group has offices and warehouses in countries such as China, Canada, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and United Kingdom.
Kunshan Kensetsu Buhin Co., LTD
Kunshan Kensetsu Buhin Co Ltd. (KTSU) is a Singapore-China joint venture enterprise specializing in manufacturing undercarriage products for all sizes of construction machinery. KTSU's pledge and dedication to the after-market customer is our primary focus and priority; allowing you the confidence and comfort to know that we are working hard to deliver your products on time with a quality and price giving you 'A Competitive Edge'.
The company is in Kunshan City, Jiangsu Province, China and is 110 miles Northwest of Shanghai. With over one-million square feet of production and manufacturing under one roof, KTSU offers its customers a distinctive combination of quality and good service. Conveniently located in a modern, upscale and growing community, KTSU offers exceptional logistical advantages to its customers as we are easily accessible to the Shanghai Air terminals and to the Shanghai container yards and shipping lanes.
The name Kensetsu originates from a Japanese company established in 1954 which built quality rollers for the local Japanese OEM markets. Through attrition and time Kensetsu Japan eventually became Kensetsu Buhin Co., LTD, starting its production in November 2003. In its first years, KTSU's volumes were a modest 8,000pc per month and were concentrated on a few excavator models popular only in China. Today KTSU has grown into a world-class production facility capable of production exceeding 100,000 pieces monthly. These volumes consist of rollers, idlers and sprockets that service Bulldozers, Excavators, Pavers, Carrier Dumpers, Compact Track Loaders and Mini Excavators. Aggressive expansion has seen KTSU grow into a small regional company to one that is known and respected on a global basis.
KTSU has achieved the Certifications of Quality ISO9001 and ISO14001 assuring that we are constantly auditing ourselves to provide the high standards to our manufacturing methods. Our customers demand and 'rightfully expect' a world-class product; technical and management experience acquired by more than 55 years of manufacturing practices contribute to quality that is respected in both the OEM and A/S markets. The KTSU brand has succeeded in competitive markets and has earned a highly valued reputation with its customers domestically and internationally.
At KTSU, the aftermarket customer is our primary focus—providing quality, timely delivery, and excellent customer service. We are The Competitive Edge.
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