Farm Tools Manufacturers

As farm tools manufacturers in China, we supply African distributors, cooperatives and agricultural programmes with tools built for daily field use rather than for a display rack. Production runs in batches and is quoted by the container load.

The range covers sickles and reaping hooks, hoes and mattocks in regional patterns, cutlasses and machetes, axes and felling tools, pickaxes, digging forks, shovels and spades, harvesting knives, animal drawn implement parts, and the handles and wedges to go with them.

Steel and weight are what the farmer notices in the first hour. A blade too soft loses its edge before the row is finished and one too hard chips on the first stone, so these tools are made from medium carbon steel and differentially treated: hard at the working edge, tougher through the body. Head weight and handle length are matched to the region and the crop, because a tool sized for cassava clearing is wrong for grain harvesting and it will sit unsold.

Government input programmes, cooperative bulk orders and donor-funded agricultural schemes across Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Ghana and Ethiopia make up most of the volume. Those are quoted against the tender schedule with manufacturer's authorisation, country of origin declaration, BOQ compliance statement and held pricing, with phased delivery written into the proforma invoice where a programme runs across a season.

Samples are produced against your pattern before a first bulk run so the head shape and weight can be approved.