Since 1954, Wallace Cranes has manufactured portable and adjustable gantry cranes at its Malvern, Pennsylvania facility, along with other engineered lifting equipment for industrial applications. As the original patent holder of the Thrifty and Tri-Adjustable gantry designs, the company is known for cranes built around a distinctive pinned-joint system that makes them portable and straightforward to assemble. Wallace builds its equipment in the United States using U.S.-sourced steel, and says more of its gantries remain in use than those of any other manufacturer.
American Crane & Equipment CorporationMore than five decades in, American Crane & Equipment Corporation remains a privately held, family-owned manufacturer based in Douglassville, Pennsylvania. Certified as a women-owned business, it is known for specialty lifting equipment built for demanding industrial and nuclear work, with engineering and support for customers around the world.ESSINGTON, PA
SpancoFounded in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, in 1979, Spanco manufactures overhead material-handling cranes and custom lifting systems for industrial workspaces. Its engineers develop application-specific solutions, while manufacturing facilities on the East and West Coasts and in the Midwest support customers across North America. Spanco is an ISO 9001:2015-registered company and an AWS Certified Welding Fabricator, with more than four decades of experience building cranes to recognized industry standards.MORGANTOWN, PA
The Manitowoc Company, IncFounded in 1902 and headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, The Manitowoc Company designs and manufactures cranes and lifting equipment. The company has nine factories worldwide and has supplied lifting products and customer support since its founding; its brands include Grove, Manitowoc, National Crane, Potain, and Shuttlelift.SHADY GROVE, PA
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