Metallic Ladder

Employee size

11-50

Organization type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Randolph, NY

Founded

1953

UEI

WBXJCVNT2794

CAGE

15WM7

Metallic Ladder manufactures aerospace-grade aluminum ladders, stairs, commercial gangways, and work platforms. The company makes configurable and custom products in a USA-based Western New York factory and serves aviation ground support, maritime, military, maintenance, manufacturing, transportation, utilities, HVAC, and horticulture markets.

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