Since 1991, Fraco Products Ltd. has designed and built mast-climbing access equipment for construction and industrial work, including work platforms and rack-and-pinion hoists. Led by co-presidents Julie and Emmanuelle Rainville, the company has 186 employees and 60,000 square feet of production space, with an engineering practice shaped by custom projects and unusual jobsite requirements. Fraco also supports projects from equipment rental through installation, dismantling, and training.
Klimer PlatformsKnown across North America for more than 30 years, Klimer Platforms develops mast-climbing access equipment for construction crews working on demanding buildings and infrastructure. The Milton, Ontario company is distinguished by custom, modular designs for unusual access conditions, with project support extending from equipment selection through field service and training.CANTON, OH
Sky Man InternationalFounded in Belgium in 1992, Sky Man International designs and manufactures suspended powered access equipment for work at height, including man-riding hoists, modular platforms and custom permanent installations. Its engineering-led operation also develops tailored service cages for wind turbines, with production across three plants totaling more than 5,000 square meters and distribution through a worldwide network. The company has maintained ISO 9001:2015 certification since 2016 and operates a U.S. subsidiary in Atlanta.CHAMBERSBURG, PA
Sky Climber, LLCSince its founding in 1955, Sky Climber has built its identity around protecting people who work at height. The Delaware, Ohio-based manufacturer is known for pioneering the powered suspended scaffold hoist and now supports contractors, facility owners, and infrastructure projects in more than 70 countries with engineered access systems and practical training.DELAWARE, OH
Mazzella CompaniesSince James Mazzella started the company in Cleveland in 1954 by hand-braiding wire-rope slings, Mazzella Companies has grown into an independently owned organization with more than 1,000 employees at over 40 locations across North America. Its no-excuses, customer-first culture supports industrial customers with lifting equipment and related service, while its roots in practical rigging work still shape the company today.PITTSBURGH, PA