Founded in 1952, Cincinnati-based Venco Venturo Industries makes truck- and van-mounted service cranes, crane bodies and conversion/dump hoists for demanding field work. The company’s history includes acquiring the Venco liftgate line in 1979, adding hoists in 1981 and later expanding into electric and hydraulic cranes under the Venturo and Venco brands. Its VLC crane-control system adds overload protection, stability monitoring and operator alerts to fully hydraulic service cranes.
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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
Integrity Crane Services, LtdVeteran-owned Integrity Crane Services has served northeastern Ohio since its 2001 founding in Massillon, building its reputation around personalized overhead-crane service. From its 9,000-square-foot Massillon facility, the company supports industrial customers with crane maintenance and related field work.MASSILLON, OH
Leyman Lift GatesKnown for its long-running focus on hydraulic lift gates, Leyman Lift Gates has been manufacturing equipment for delivery fleets since 1940. Based in Cincinnati, the company serves transportation and logistics operations with gates designed for demanding, high-cycle work, while providing in-house technical and parts support after installation.CINCINNATI, OH
Keystone Crane and HoistFounded in 1976 by Bill and Lois Krueger, Keystone Crane and Hoist is a family-owned Canonsburg manufacturer and service company that designs, builds, installs, and maintains overhead cranes and hoists. Its 18,000-square-foot facility on 10 acres was built for producing large-scale cranes up to 125 feet, with the company now operated by the Krueger family’s next generation. Keystone serves the Tri-State area with American-made crane systems and specialized lifting solutions, including explosion-proof and spark-resistant equipment.CANONSBURG, PA