TW Products manufactures forged rigging hardware and has expanded that in-house work into a single-source supply of wire rope, chain, and finished assemblies. The company stands out for its unusually broad hook range—more than 1,000 types from G30 to G100—and for developing custom chain and rigging assemblies to ease customers’ labor needs. TW Products is SBA Women-Owned Small Business certified and backs its products with a one-year warranty.
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Starrr ProductsFrom Butler, Pennsylvania, Starrr Products manufactures American-made lifting and rigging equipment for heavy lifting, cargo securement, and towing. The woman-owned business is one of relatively few U.S. manufacturers in its field, with an experienced staff that helps customers select equipment for demanding applications. Its fabrication division also produces wire-rope slings to OSHA tagging requirements, while its government Cage Code is 307D2.314994BUTLER, PA
Ken Forging, IncKen Forging, Inc. grew from Richard A. Kovach’s 20-by-20-foot Cleveland garage in 1970 into an American-owned manufacturer of forged industrial hardware, best known for its eyebolts. Now based in Jefferson, Ohio, the company employs more than 140 people in a 500,000-square-foot plant and can produce custom forgings weighing up to 250 pounds. Its integrated, largely in-house operation supports modified products, full lot traceability and fast turnaround for customers across industrial markets.JEFFERSON, OH
Industrial Wire Rope Supply Company, IncFamily-owned since its founding in the 1800s, Industrial Wire Rope Supply Company serves lifting and rigging customers from its Cincinnati headquarters and St. Louis-area branch. Purchased by Barry Stroube in 2016, the company is known for knowledgeable, service-oriented staff and for putting its wire-rope press to work on custom fabricated products. Its equipment has supported projects ranging from Midwest farm lifts to construction of St. Louis City SC’s stadium.CINCINNATI, OH
Amick Rigging and RacingSince 1958, family-owned Amick Rigging and Racing has fabricated lifting and rigging equipment in Pittsburgh while also making motorsport safety restraints. Its distinctive reach runs from custom no-touch tools and chain sling assemblies—built and repaired in-house—to the wheel-restraint tether it engineered as NASCAR’s first in 1998. Five certified inspectors with more than 150 years of combined experience support its inspection, testing, repair, and training work.332618CARNEGIE, PA