| K-Tec Earthmovers Inc Launch New ADT Series |
K-Tec Earthmovers Inc. continues to bring “With the shortage of AG tractors to pull our K-Tec was born out of an ongoing committement to create improved earthmoving equipment through groundbreaking innovations. Today, the company produces scrapers using technology specifically designed to increase profits and productivity, through increased speed and ease of loading, better fuel efficiency, and decreased operator labor cost. K-Tec founder Ken Rempel’s years of experience as a construction earthmover gave him the insight needed to revolutionize pull-scrapers. Together with the practical Research and Development Team and knowledgeable Design Department, K-Tec has developed machines requiring only two one-minute grease points. Additionally, the scrapers are manufactured using high tensile Hardox and Weldox steel. These two developments have produced industry leading durability. K-Tec has also created unique hitching systems that distribute load weight to take greatest advantage of the pulling unit’s power while minimizing stress on the hitching tongue. “My years spent behind the wheel as a dirt mover allowed me to identify ways to make earthmovers tougher, faster, and more cost effective,” says Rempel. “We’ve developed earthmovers that will make you more money and return more profit than any other option available today.” K-Tec’s extensive product line includes: the 1453, the largest single pan pull-scraper on the market today boasting a 53-yard heaped capacity; the 1233 ADT; and the 1243 ADT. The ADT models are designed for self-loading with a six-wheel drive ADT truck and have driving speeds that excess 30 mph. All ADT Series scrapers can be shipped by sea container. K-Tec Earthmovers Inc. is a Canadian based earthmover manufacturer focused on the continuous development of innovations that lead to durable, highly productive machines. |
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| Pictured above: K-Tec 1243 ADT; Pictured below: K-Tec 1233 ADT. |
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