Henan Kino Cranes Co., Ltd.

Company source and location

The company-controlled website identifies Henan Kino Cranes Co., Ltd. and the KINOCRANES name. Its contact page lists headquarters at No. 730, Xinghai Center, Hongqi District, Xinxiang, Henan, China, and a factory address on Weiqi Road, Crane Industrial Park, Changyuan County, Henan.

The website publishes straddle carriers and lifting-tool product routes. ForkliftIQ includes this company as a related heavy-handling supplier, not as evidence that it manufactures a conventional mast forklift. The local address and identifiable product pages provide a discovery route; current capability and every proposed transaction require confirmation.

Documented equipment scope

The reviewed straddle-carrier page separates diesel and electric model columns and names several rated-load classes. It also presents container-handling and oversized-load applications. Those published categories should lead to an exact machine and lifting-tool enquiry rather than a general request for the largest available capacity.

Ask the company to identify the proposed full model code, lifting system, tool, goods and operating conditions. A supplier page can cover several applications without documenting approval for the buyer's own load. Preserve the model-specific sheet and tool drawing with the offer.

Prepare the heavy-handling requirement

Record the load mass, dimensions, centre of gravity, lifting points, supporting fixture and restraint. Show the desired lifting height, frame clearance, route, turns, doors and overhead obstacles. Include surface and gradients for review by the responsible site and supplier teams.

For a container enquiry, identify its size, height, condition and gross mass. For an oversized industrial load, provide the drawing and lifting interface. Do not treat a standard container spreader, chain arrangement and custom lifting beam as interchangeable tools.

Ask the supplier to explain the approval and documents for the complete lifting combination. Define who reviews ground support, supplies commissioning and confirms the operating restrictions. The directory record itself does not approve a pavement, lifting point or loading method.

Compare power and delivered scope

Keep the diesel and electric codes on separate comparison lines. Request the actual engine or battery schedule, service plan and destination records. Published family dimensions should not be silently combined with a different power variant or lifting tool.

Separate machine price from installation, instruction, commissioning, fuel or charging infrastructure, transport and service access. Record exclusions and the responsible party for each item. A nominally similar rated load can conceal a different tool, control package or support commitment.

Contracting and support identity

Ask which legal entity quotes, contracts, invoices and carries warranty responsibility. Reconcile those details with independently verified company information and the payment beneficiary. Any distributor or export intermediary should be identified separately from the manufacturer record.

Define delivery terms, included documents, inspection and acceptance arrangements, warranty start and service response. Request current written support for the destination country. The source website does not independently establish dealer authority, export coverage or warranty performance.

Parts and lifecycle records

Preserve the complete machine code and serial identity, lifting-tool labels, hydraulic and steering component numbers, engine or electrical-system records and control references. A visually similar component is not evidence of fitment on a lifting system.

Ask for maintenance instructions, inspection requirements, diagnostic access and a documented replacement-parts route. Use Find My Part to organize labels, drawings, mounting and connection evidence. This listing makes no parts-inventory or compatibility claim.

Evidence boundary

ForkliftIQ reviewed first-party product and contact pages and adds original procurement questions. It has not visited the factory, audited financial condition, verified certificates, tested equipment or assessed project performance. Availability, capability and all commercial promises remain matters for the responsible supplier to confirm in writing.

The illustration gives category context and is not a company facility photograph or a specific model drawing. Website addresses below are plain text for source identification. Inclusion does not imply sponsorship, partnership or official representation.

Retain the approved quotation revision, lifting-tool drawing and commissioning report together. If the supplier changes the tool, controls or power package, request a documented review before accepting the substitution.