A Greene, New York, company since 1922, The Raymond Corporation grew from George Raymond Sr.’s foundry into a member of the Toyota Industries family known for a century of material-handling innovation. Today, it helps warehouses operate with electric lift trucks and intelligent intralogistics solutions, supported by more than 100 North American Solutions and Support Center locations. Raymond holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 registrations.
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Material Handling Technologies, IncKnown for more than 30 years of material-handling expertise, Material Handling Technologies is a turnkey systems integrator serving manufacturing, distribution and warehouse operations across the United States. Its East Coast team keeps projects in-house from engineering through installation, then remains available for maintenance and long-term support.SYRACUSE, NY
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WorldWide Electric CorporationSince its founding in 1998, WorldWide Electric has built a Rochester, New York, operation around urgent support for industrial customers and distributors. Its seven regional warehouses hold more than $70 million in inventory, helping equipment makers and repair businesses respond quickly when production stops. The company also brings long-established specialist brands into its family, including Louis Allis, whose motor work dates to 1901.MILTON, PA