Kras Company is founded by August Mr. Klass was founded in 1913, and the Klass company headquarters located in Hasvenk, Germany, is a global research and development center and production network base. Kras Company has advanced factories and manufacturing equipment, top-notch manufacturing processes, and an independent spare parts supply system, ensuring that users can enjoy high-quality products and timely after-sales service anytime and anywhere. The company's rigorous management philosophy and strong scientific research and development system make it unique in the world's agricultural machinery manufacturing industry. Klass has 5 production plants in Germany and 5 production bases outside of Germany. Since its establishment, Klass has continuously introduced agricultural machinery with good performance, high quality, strong reliability, and easy maintenance to meet agricultural requirements and changes in farming systems. This has been the driving force behind Klass' products, which have always been in a leading position. Kras Company's harvesting machinery is world-renowned, known as' FIRST CLAAS' by users, and enjoys the reputation of 'harvesting experts' in the industry. In 1936, Kras Company first launched its own developed combine harvester, and in 1953, it launched the first self-propelled combine harvester. The excellent combine harvester technology was introduced to China as early as the 1960s and wrote a brilliant chapter for China's combine harvesting manufacturing industry. The Krass combine harvester is far ahead in the world of harvesting machinery due to its reliable performance, advanced technology, and unique threshing and separation system. It has produced over 400000 units and one out of every three harvesters in Europe comes from Krass. The grass harvesting machinery of Klaas Company is in a leading position in Europe. As early as 1921, Klaas Company invented its patented product - knotting nozzle, which was applied to different models of balers; The baler production plant of Crass Company located in Metz, France is the largest baler production base in Europe. Self propelled silage harvesters account for over 50% of the global market share, and their high-quality mechanical performance and cost-effectiveness have been recognized by the Chinese market. At the same time, all products meet the needs of grass harvesting, sun drying, collection, bundling, handling, transportation and other operations. 2003 was a year of strategic adjustment for Klaas Company. By acquiring the famous French agricultural machinery company Renault, we successfully entered the tractor field and launched a full range of tractors from 50 to 524 horsepower, strengthening Krass' dominant position in the agricultural machinery market in France, Germany, and even the entire world.