SDLG opens new SE Asia parts depot

Chinese construction equipment manufacturer SDLG has opened a new parts warehouse in Jurong, west Singapore. As Shandong Lingong Machinery (known as Lingong) continues to expand distribution of its equipment into global markets, it says it is also improving its aftermarket offering by opening strategically placed warehouses for fast spare parts delivery.

August 1, 2014 Read time: 1 min

SDLG has opened a parts warehouse in Singapore, South-East Asia

Chinese construction equipment manufacturer 5453 SDLG has opened a new parts warehouse in Jurong, west Singapore.

As Shandong Lingong Machinery (known as Lingong) continues to expand distribution of its equipment into global markets, it says it is also improving its aftermarket offering by opening strategically placed warehouses for fast spare parts delivery.

Lingong currently sells a range of SDLG wheeled loaders and motor graders in South-East Asia, with other road and construction equipment products set to launch this year.

“We are proud to be one of the first Chinese manufacturers to open a parts depot in South-East Asia. By having all of the common consumable parts for our expanding product range on our customers’ doorstep, we are improving SDLG parts availability and service response time to improve machine uptime for our customers,” says Anthony Neo, director of SDLG sales support in the region.

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