One group record, distinct company roles
The official About page identifies Jiangsu Mengyang Motor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (江苏梦阳电机制造有限公司) and describes Wuxi Mengyuan Motor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (无锡市梦元电机制造有限公司) as a manufacturing entity within the same group. Its account assigns automotive starters, alternators, armatures, stators and coils to the Wuxi operation. This profile summarises that published division of work; it does not independently certify the legal structure or assign every catalogue item to a particular factory.
The same site describes a Yangzhou import and export company as a group trading platform. The contact page publishes a group address at 188 Jinyuan Road, Baoying Economic Development Zone, Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China. That contact location is why this discovery record appears in the Yangzhou parts route. It is not presented as the address of the Wuxi factory. The buyer should establish which entity will quote, manufacture, invoice and accept payment for the proposed transaction.
The history section uses several Wuxi company names. Until current legal documents and a separate operating address resolve those variants, ForkliftIQ keeps a single group introduction. A quotation should identify the exact contracting entity instead of relying on the English trading name or a shared website. No separate Wuxi supplier is counted in this record.
What the published starter catalogue supports
The reviewed starter directory contains actual product entries, beyond its navigation labels. One entry lists Toyota FORK LIFT 3FG15 in an application field; another mentions Toyota forklift references 4P and 5R. This establishes a supplier-published forklift starter research route. It does not establish that a catalogue unit is suitable for a particular truck, that a cross-reference is interchangeable, or that a product is available today.
The website also uses brand-family headings and fields such as OEM NO, MFR and Replaces. Retain these as supplier catalogue references, with their source and any suffixes intact. They do not by themselves identify the manufacturer of the offered unit or prove an authorised relationship with the named brand. Request the offered manufacturer's name and the written basis for every proposed comparison.
Continue with forklift starter identification and purchasing questions. Keep the engine starter separate from a traction motor, hydraulic pump motor or charging alternator. The group's discussion of forklift drive and hydraulic motors does not prove a starter or alternator match for those same forklift brands.
Prepare an enquiry that can be checked
Start with the truck make, complete model and serial record, then the installed engine identification and the complete starter reference if it is safely available in existing records or photographs. Preserve the distinction between a truck parts reference, an engine parts reference and a supplier catalogue code. If these disagree, include all versions and describe the discrepancy. Do not choose a replacement from a photograph, engine family name or no-start symptom alone.
- Ask for the exact offered starter reference, manufacturer, condition and supplied assembly scope.
- Request a comparison drawing covering mounting, drive or pinion arrangement, electrical rating and terminal or connector configuration.
- Ask which catalogue, engine build record or documented cross-reference supports the proposal and which differences remain unresolved.
- State quantity, destination and required delivery information; ask for quotation validity, warranty terms and return conditions.
- Confirm the quotation, invoice and payment beneficiary use the agreed legal entity.
Use Find My Part to prepare the identity information, or retain the requirement in the existing Marketplace sourcing route. These tools organise the buyer's request; opening a tool or contact link is not evidence that an enquiry was sent or accepted. No component installation, electrical testing or equipment dismantling is required by this profile.
Sources and verification limits
The following official pages were read on 5 October 2026. They support the group identity, published contact location and visible product scope. Supplier claims are attributed to their source; this is not a factory audit, certification review, inventory check or endorsement. Current legal identity, technical fit and commercial terms remain transaction-specific questions.
The group's certification, partnership, production-scale and export claims have not been independently established for the quoted item. No claim of current stock, OEM status, brand authorisation or universal forklift compatibility is adopted here. Keep the supplier's documents and unresolved questions with the purchasing brief.
Questions buyers commonly need to resolve
Are Mengyang and Mengyuan two separate listings?
No. This record follows the official group description and explains the Wuxi manufacturing role within it. Separate company pages would require current entity and location evidence.
Does a Toyota forklift mention prove my starter fits?
No. It is an application claim in the supplier catalogue. The exact engine installation and offered unit still need a documented comparison and written supplier response.
Can this record establish forklift alternator availability?
No. The published alternator family is visible, but a specific forklift application and current availability were not established. That distinction remains explicit.