KM Kümsan Vinç Sistemleri

KM Kümsan Vinç Sistemleri San. ve Tic. A.Ş. has aimed since 1973 to supply lifting and handling systems without compromising quality, at competitive prices. The company continues its operations on a 24,000 m² site in Kocaeli Dilovası İMES OSB. Under Çelikbilek Group’s corporate restructuring that began in 2006, firms serving the lifting and handling machinery sector were brought under one roof. In line with growth plans, the group launched OVM Engineering GmbH in Germany in 2018 and in 2024 formed a 50/50 joint venture with RHC GmbH in Germany for slag pot carriers and high-capacity rubber-tyred transporters. The group has for more than half a century provided production, sales, marketing, distribution, after-sales service, field erection and periodic maintenance across lifting and handling equipment, crane systems and accessories. KM Kümsan is a founding member of TEVİD (Turkish Electric Crane Manufacturers Association). Without abandoning its line and quality standards, KM Kümsan manufactures chain hoists, wire-rope hoists, single- and double-girder EOT cranes, gantry cranes, jib cranes, monorail cranes, boat-handling cranes, rubber-tyred (RTG) cranes, special process cranes and steel structures, and also imports and exports these products. New investments and partnerships also bring hydroelectric plant mechanical structures and high-capacity rubber-tyred transporters to market. Holding the quality and manufacturing certificates required for world-class production, KM Kümsan exports a large share of output to countries including Germany, Austria, Australia, Portugal, Malawi, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Chile, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, the UAE, Azerbaijan, Liberia, Turkmenistan, Algeria, Senegal, Tajikistan and India. Besides Iraq, Iran and Saudi Arabia, regional representations continue to expand the sales and service network in Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. Systems are produced to the company’s quality and manufacturing certificates at world standards. An in-plant test station can test hoist units up to 160 tons.