The exhibition, which concluded on June 24, focused on bridging the gap between residential garden maintenance and professional turf management. DCK’s showcase centered on a tiered battery strategy: 20V tools aimed at the retail consumer market and 58V systems designed for premium residential and semi-professional applications. Stella Su, who leads marketing for the brand’s Europe and North America unit, noted that the event served as a critical touchpoint to deepen ties with channel partners and refine the company’s international distribution strategy.
Beyond basic handheld tools, the company highlighted its automated lawn care technology, emphasizing models that feature smart navigation and reduced manual intervention. The zero-turn riding mowers, built for landscaping services and large-area property management, round out a portfolio that prioritizes low-noise operation and high-efficiency power delivery. By aligning its hardware with current industry trends toward cleaner, digitized equipment, DCK intends to provide wholesalers and garden centers with a flexible inventory mix tailored to diverse regional sales strategies.
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