Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Central Pennsylvania, KAM Industrial Services designs, installs, repairs, and tests overhead cranes while engineering fall-protection and OSHA compliance solutions for industrial facilities. Its in-house structural and mechanical engineers tackle unusual lifting and safety applications, backed by factory-trained technicians and 24/7 emergency response. The company also modernizes existing crane systems and helps facilities document and remediate compliance issues.
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Crane-TecSince 1986, Cincinnati-based Crane-Tec has designed, installed and serviced complete overhead crane, monorail and hoisting systems. The company handles projects from engineered freestanding runway systems to large bridge cranes, with in-house installation crews and project managers who stay involved from design through final installation. Crane-Tec says it has completed nearly 12,000 projects and also provides OSHA inspections, repairs and parts service for major crane manufacturers.CINCINNATI, OH
Flatiron Crane and EngineeringFlatiron Crane and Engineering designs, manufactures, and services end-to-end overhead crane systems for industrial companies. Formed in late 2021 as the Flatiron Crane Operating Company, it combines OEM engineering and product capabilities with service teams across the United States and Canada, building on more than 100 years of collective experience. Its approach brings engineering, equipment, and ongoing maintenance together under one roof, with an emphasis on equipment uptime and workplace safety.SALEM, OH
CraneTechFor more than 40 years, CraneTech has built its reputation around keeping industrial lifting equipment working, with a national service network and technicians available around the clock. The company also designs and manufactures overhead crane systems for manufacturers and other industrial operations, and is a member of the National Safety Council.CARROLLTON, OH
Lift SolutionsFounded in 2021, Lift Solutions provides industrial lifting equipment and the services that keep it working, from overhead cranes and rigging to OSHA-mandated inspections, repairs, and replacement parts. Its in-house engineering team and crane manufacturing facilities across the United States support projects ranging from new installations to runway modernizations, while technicians service all makes and models of overhead cranes and hoisting equipment. The company also serves the elevator market as a distributor of elevator wire rope and related products.NEENAH, WI