3 Point Hitch Disc Mower Hydraulic Drum Mower (DM)

Name: 3 Point Hitch Disc Mower Hydraulic Drum Mower (DM)
Brand: Changzhou Kaideli Machinery Co., Ltd.
SKU: 839677425

Jiangsu, ChinaChangzhou Kaideli Machinery Co., Ltd.

US$1,700.00-2,100.00

5 set

Product profile

Customization

Available

Type

Rotary Mowers

Moving Way

Tractor-Mounted

Model NO.

DM170, 215, 255, 300

Cutter Type

Rotary Lawn Mower

Applicable Area

500-1000m²

Feature

2-Stroke, Steel Chassis, Mulch

Certification

Cutter Kind

Straight Metal Blade

Mowing Requirements

Ground Type

Usage

Common Lawn

Transport Package

Steel Crates

Specification

CE Standard

Trademark

Kaideli

Origin

Changzhou, China

HS Code

84331900

Production Capacity

100 Sets Per Month

Key features

Durable Design: Proven durable design among hay harvesting mowers with balanced moving components.

Wide Compatibility: Designed for medium to large compact tractors ranging from 40HP to 100HP.

Quick Blade Change: Features quick change blades per drum for efficient maintenance and operation.

Safety Protection: Equipped with safety release mechanism to prevent damage during operation.

No External Hydraulics: Exterior hydraulics are not needed for transport position, simplifying setup.

Quality Assurance: Every model undergoes testing before delivery to ensure quality standards.

CE Certified: Product holds CE certification ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Customization Support: ODM and OEM services available with dedicated R&D engineers.

Company profile

Changzhou Kaideli Machinery Co., Ltd.

Jiangsu, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Manufacturer/Factory & Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service AvailableExport Year: 2011-12-01 CertifiedNearest Port: Shanghai PortAverage Response Time: ≤2.65h CertifiedTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, D/P, etc.

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryChangzhou Kaideli Machinery Co., Ltd. is a China-based limited company established in 2011, with operations in Jiangsu and manufacturing facilities in Changzhou. The supplier reports agricultural machinery and component manufacturing experience, five production lines, a 6,510.57 m² manufacturing plant, 90% export sales, and exports to approximately 30 countries. It claims CE certification for most popular products and describes service responsiveness, but no supplier management-system certification is recorded. Evidence indicates established production and export capability, with four years of R&D engineer experience and 11–20 quality-control staff reported. However, the available information does not sufficiently verify financial strength, customization capability, after-sales execution, or specific customer cases.

Supplier typeThe supplier is legally identified as a limited company and commercially described as both a manufacturing/processing machinery business and a trade company. Its stated products, factory, production lines, and manufacturing history support a combined manufacturing-and-trading profile rather than a purely trading operation.

CertificationsThe supplier states that it has CE certification for most popular products, indicating product-level certification coverage. However, supplier management-system certification is explicitly listed as NIL, so the evidence supports CE certification claims but not certified management systems.

R&D capabilityThe supplier reports four years of R&D engineer experience, more than five technicians, and accumulated design and manufacturing experience in agricultural machinery and components. This supports some technical development capability, but there is no evidence of patents, new-product development records, or dedicated innovation systems.

Production capacityProduction capability is supported by five production lines, a 6,510.57 m² manufacturing plant, reported output of about 300 containers exported to 30 countries, and a one-month stated lead time in both peak and off-peak seasons. The slices also report more than 80 workers in one company description, while another record lists 58 employees; this inconsistency limits confidence in the exact workforce size but does not negate the evidence of operating production capacity.