Appearance & Landscape
Shape, theme, visual style and project presentation for parks and attraction zones.
Meet the manufacturing, engineering, design and quality-control capabilities behind DINIS amusement equipment.
DINIS designs, manufactures and delivers commercial amusement rides: carousels and merry-go-rounds, observation wheels, sightseeing and rail trains, towers and drop rides, coasters, thrill rides and flying chairs.
The factory covers roughly 125,000 m² across east and west areas, with more than 500 employees, a showroom, and a test field where each ride runs before dispatch. More than 1,000 projects have been delivered from this site.
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One team handles landscape and appearance design, another runs 2D and 3D mechanical analysis and high-precision modelling, and a third turns the concept into project visualisation you can show your own investors.
Shape, theme, visual style and project presentation for parks and attraction zones.
2D/3D drawings, structural analysis and pre-production evaluation for standard and new products.
Plan drawings and video-style presentation help clients understand visitor flow and the project concept.
New models and themed variants are developed in-house, driven by what operators ask for rather than by a catalogue.
Raw materials are bought against published standards, and every order keeps production-flow files, inspection records, installation acceptance records and maintenance videos for after-sales support.
Explore ManufacturingFigures and shells, steel, paint and final assembly run in separate workshops inside the same 125,000 m² site, so a model change never waits for another workshop to finish.

Horse and figure shells, themed panels and canopy parts are laid up by hand, then filled, sanded and colour matched to the client's artwork before the paint shop sees them.

Sheet and tube are cut to the approved drawing, rolled and bent to the radius the ride needs, then jig-welded so the platform and the track stay square during assembly.

Shot blasting, primer and topcoat are followed by a baked finish. Rides that stay outdoors take the same process as the carousel canopies and the train bodies.

Each ride is pre-assembled, wired and run at the test field before it is packed. Anything that does not run cleanly is corrected here, not on the client's site.
Inspection is a sequence rather than a signature at the end. Each step has its own record, and the set travels with the ride as part of the documentation pack. Buyers who need the file for a local licence application usually ask for it at quotation stage.
Load-bearing welds are checked with magnetic particle and penetrant testing, which is the part inspectors in most markets ask about first. The ride then runs empty and loaded at the test field before the containers are closed.




The design team works from market feedback and site drawings rather than a fixed list. New models and themed variants are developed in-house, and a new ride or variant leaves the drawing office most months. Since 2015 the range has grown from carousels and sightseeing trains to towers, coasters, observation wheels and themed ride sets.
If a site needs something that does not exist yet, the same team draws it: platform layout, structure and the finish the client wants.








Most of our long-term customers met us at a trade show first: buyers and park operators comparing models in person, with the sales team in the same room.

We look forward to working with you and providing quality products and service. If you need more information, please contact us.
Scans of the company licences, the management-system certificates and the product patents behind the equipment we ship.








Delivered projects, region by region, with the equipment list and the order value.