🇨🇳China·Startups·23 Oct 2026·via Pr Newswire Apac

    DCK Showcases Battery-Powered Lawn and Garden Equipment at Equip Exposition 2026

    DCK Tools, a professional brand under Dongcheng, showcased its battery-powered lawn and garden equipment at Equip Exposition 2026 in Louisville, Kentucky. The company presented 20V, 40V, and 58V ranges, including a fully battery-powered zero-turn riding lawn mower operating on its 58V lithium-ion platform, alongside other professional power tools.

    DCK Tools introduced a range of battery-powered equipment designed for varied lawn and landscape applications, covering tasks from routine garden maintenance to large-area care. The display featured tools for mowing, trimming, cutting, and clearing, with the aim of offering landscape professionals and dealers choices suited to different property sizes and workloads. The 20V, 40V, and 58V voltage ranges cater to diverse demands, with the 58V series including equipment for more intensive applications.

    A key exhibit was the 58V zero-turn riding lawn mower, which offers flexible battery configurations and 16 cutting-height settings. This mower incorporates an LKA line-keeping assist system, using a motor controller and an onboard IMU sensor to help correct directional drift, including deviations on slopes. This sensor integration aims to enhance operational control and precision for professional users managing larger areas.

    For professional users, DCK highlighted the cross-compatibility of its 20V battery platform. These 20V batteries are designed to power both the company's 20V garden tools and its 20V professional power tools. This shared system is presented as a way to simplify battery management across different job requirements, allowing professionals to use the same battery for tasks ranging from garden maintenance to installation and repair, potentially reducing the need for separate battery inventories and chargers.

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