Drive technology
KTR founds new subsidiary in Denmark
KTR Systems is continuing its international expansion and founded a new subsidiary in Denmark on June 1, 2020. The global KTR network now comprises 24 subsidiaries.
KTR Systems Denmark is based in Silkeborg and currently has two employees. "Our strengths lie in technical customer advice and service," explains Lars Haarup, General Manager of the new KTR subsidiary. The clutch and brake expert has been active in the national drive market for more than 25 years. He will be supported by Mette Illeborg Riis, who is responsible for administration and sales support and can draw on 18 years of experience in drive technology. "With the new national company, we primarily want to further establish our customized solutions in the Danish market and ensure even more intensive customer support on site," says KTR Managing Director Nicola Warning. as
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