KT Fabrication of Chandler   AZ: Procured two M1 Global Model Microcranes® to help install curtain walls from the exterior of buildings to minimize large crane rentals, speed up production and lower costs. SEE PHOTOS & VIDEO HERE

Excel Glazing Inc.: Excel Glazing in British Columbia, Canada uses a Microcranes® mini lift for store front and window repairs plus curtain wall installation. Projects include WallPort Moody Rec Centre, Surrey Skytrain Statino, Willouby Skylights, The Grand.  SEE PHOTOS HERE

Phoenix Roofing: In the commercial roofing industry, facilities personnel at Phoenix Roofing use the Microcranes®  T1 Model Portable crane at Lemieux Sport Complex in Cranberry, PA to change filters on large HVAC units. SEE PHOTOS HERE

Bombardier Aerospace: Bombardier Aerospace is a division of Bombardier Inc. (Fortune 500 conglomerate) and is the third-largest airplane manufacturer in the world. They procured the Microcranes® to handle aircraft engines, control surfaces within a tight area, aircraft seat removal, transmission repairs and to carry out precision lifting work on aircraft components including wings, tail fins, flaps, rudder and exhaust systems and components.

Glatfelter:   Glatfelter is a global manufacturer of engineered products and specialty papers. 

Akima Logistics Services: Providing aircraft maintenance and modification services, Akima Logistics Services uses a Microcranes® mini lift for the removal of the rudder on a UV-18 Aircraft.

Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District: provides wastewater treatment. They use the Microcrane® for maintenance and repairs in facilities, reducing time and saving money compared to alternative solutions.

Tri-State Power and Generation:   Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association is a wholesale electric power supplier owned by the 44 electric cooperatives that it serves. Tri-State generates and transmits electricity to its member systems throughout a 200,000 square-mile service territory across Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico and Wyoming. Tri-State procured the T1 Model Microcrane® Crane for maintenance and repairs on trucks, materials, poles, signs, parts installations.

Statoil (U.K.) Limited: While building an offshore substation for a wind farm, Statoil Limited used a large platform pedestal crane for bigger loads but had no way to get smaller loads between levels. Procuring a Microcranes® mini lift was their solution.

Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, UHN: CEAL procured the T1 Electric Model Microcrane® to move various loads (e.g., 400 lb. treadmill, 300 lb. turntable, etc.) in and out of a confined space room designed for rehabilitating patients. The Challenging Environment Assessment Laboratory (CEAL) will be one of the most advanced rehabilitation research facilities in the world and will serve to unite first-class scientists and innovators. Smart-Rig Cranes are being utilized in hospitals for maintenance and healthcare management.

Apple Valley Glass:   Apple Valley Glass: Using a Microcranes® mini lift, Apple Valley Glass & Doors cuts down on time and rental expense during job bids. 

City of Myrtle Beach   utilizes a T1 Model crane for repairs and maintenance on city vehicles.

Goodyear: procured the Microcranes® at the main manufacturing facility to aid in repetitive lifting of parts and repairs to equipment in the plant.

PAL Airlines: uses a T1 hand crank model for removing and replacing propeller blades on aircraft.

United Maier Signs:   With one of the largest (and newest) install fleets in the Midwest and one of the largest sign shops in the area, United Maier Signs uses the Microcranes®. The signs that come out of this shop range from small vinyl applications to large building top signs that require a large helicopter to install. The Microcranes® is being utilized to save time and money by eliminating renting larger cranes with operators to install and repair signs in the field.

Pure Cycle Water: in Colorado uses their M1 Model for maintaining Aerzen blowers, pulling pumps out of basins and preforming various lifting jobs throughout the plant.

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Microcranes® are made in the USA but can be shipped to Canada, North America, South America, Australia or anywhere to a port or to your facility door, dock, boat or aircraft.