Powerful reliable light crane systems, crane components, and drives are our core competence. As one of the world's leading manufacturers, we have been offering our customers a comprehensive portfolio of solutions for their material flow and logistics needs for more than 200 years – enabling them to achieve the highest levels of efficiency and performance.
April 12, 2026•Demag Crane and Components Corp.
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HOIST MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE
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Automotive Supply | Sacar del Centro de Mexico
R&M chain hoists, wire rope hoists & crane components help our customers rise above their competition with the industry’s broadest product portfolio. With over 90 years of developing and perfecting crane packages, electric chain hoists, and wire rope hoists, R&M is ready to help your business rise above your material handling challenges.
November 11, 2025•R&M Materials Handling, Inc.
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HMI
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Applied Aerospace | CraneTech
A 420,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility sits on a 25-acre site that centers on the movement of aerospace parts and structures via tooling carts, forklifts and bridge cranes. Material handling equipment was required in a new building to lift lightweight spacecraft structures, weighing under 1,000 lbs. Hansen knew who to call — Dave Spears, Regional Manager — West at CraneTech.
August 20, 2025•R&M Materials Handling, Inc.
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HOIST MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE (HMI)
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Tyler Union Foundry | Southeast Crane
Southeast Crane & Hoist installed the overhead lifting equipment in the new no-bake foundry, where casting takes place using chemical binders to bond molding sand. The cranes are used for various material handling operations related to side floor molding for lower volume and large castings. Southeast Crane & Hoist is the only overhead lifting company that has installed overhead lifting equipment in Tyler Union Foundry’s operation.Justin Glass, Territory Sales Manager at Southeast Crane & Hoist, LLC, said: “We have a good relationship with the end user. The application is centered on supply of cranes of varying capacities, each for a different type of side floor molding process.”