KMG develops, calculates and designs its amusement rides through its own engineering department. The company uses modern 3D design and finite element method software for design and structural calculations.
KMG designs many of its rides specifically for travelling fairground operators. The company focuses on compact transport, short setup times and reducing the number of workers and equipment required to assemble an attraction. A number of KMG rides are designed to be erected without the use of a crane.
Construction
Safety and quality checks are carried out throughout the construction process. KMG works with specialised suppliers for components and processes including certified welding, coating, electrical cabinets, hydraulic systems and trailer components.
According to the company, it has worked with a number of these suppliers for more than 30 years.
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Safety
KMG states that its attractions are designed and developed according to applicable European EN and ISO safety standards.
The company's engineering department works with independent engineering companies and certification organisations. Completed attractions are tested before delivery.
KMG also works with organisations in the international amusement industry, including TÜV SÜD, the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) and the Outdoor Amusement Business Association (OABA).
Maintenance and service
After an attraction is delivered, KMG provides training to the operator covering its use and maintenance. The company also provides maintenance, technical support, troubleshooting and on-site service for KMG attractions.
According to KMG, more than 300 of its attractions are in operation worldwide.
