What’s New ?

• 5/6/13 As part of our development, we are building up our adminstration team and are pleased to welcome a new member  - Karen Aldham-Breary who has started as our new Office Manager. 

Phil's blog  

Keep up to date with Kineteco engineer Phil Lenney and his latest exploits in Mountain Bike Cross Country racing.

• We are looking for both distributors and customers in Central and South America, contact us for more information.

• Check out our new videos on our Youtube channel, including a demonstration of one of our starters on the Siyang Power 380J-3 engine.

• We have recently listed more applications in our Applications Guide. We now have one and a half times more applications listed online than our competitors. Why not take a look now and see if your application is listed?
  If not then please contact us with your request or why not try our new online fillable form, just fill it out and hit the button on the form to email it straight to Sales.

• 2012 is an exciting year for Kineteco, and so you can now follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube to keep up to date with the latest developments.

• Brand new safety feature
  The new /E versions of the Simms Spring Starters are now available for dual port installations.
  These include a switch which can be connected to the electric starter circuit to prevent it being operated when the spring starter is already engaged. 
  In case a spring starter is left partially operated and then a different operator tries to use the electric starter, this safety feature prevents inadvertent damage to the spring starter or Electric starter.
  
  
• Spring starter fires up engine first time - even without fuel tank
  Kineteco's engineer, Edouard Vernier, was on a trip to Croatia, to demonstrate the newly-built spring starter for the Kubota V3600 engine. The starter was mounted on what was supposed to be a dry engine on its transit pallet. After the normal fitting trials the customer said "Show us how it works on a proper wind. Don't worry, the engine can't start, there is no fuel in it".
  Of course, the starter worked so well that the engine started, with the pallet jumping about. A good job our engineer knew where to turn it off.
  
  So a fantastic demonstration of how efficiently a spring starter can fire up an engine with just the smallest drop of fuel left.