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SPRING FORWARDThe New Look of NAEC
CHECK OUT NEW MEMBERS
Industry CalendarMEMBER SPOTLIGHTS
INDUSTRY NEWS
MAGNETEK
Motion Control EngineeringKleemann // Lift-Aids // K-Tech
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
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Welcome to Spring Edition of the Mainline.
Welcome to the Spring Edition of the Mainline, we hope you
enjoy the fresh new look. The Mainline is a fantastic resource
that NAEC takes great pride in. Collectively the team at NAEC
are excited about some new updates to the look and feel of the
Mainline, so stay tuned for future issues.
Looking ahead to September 2017, we find our travels will lead to sunny Orlando, Florida,
for the National Convention. We look forward to our suppliers showcasing all the new
products and thank them in advance for their time, effort, and commitment to the
Convention. It’s truly a highlight for all and you can’t beat those freebies!
Thank you for being a member of the NAEC. Remember, committees are the backbone
of our Association and member involvement is critical to our success. Please consider
participating within our organization.
I am honored to be your President for 2017 and will strive to keep our members best
interest in the forefront while upholding the high standards of the NAEC.
Wishing the best to you and your family.
Sincerely,
Joe McNally
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The 2017 Spring Season is upon us and with Spring come new transformations. We at NAEC are excited to debut some new and exciting transformations of our own. As you read through and flip the pages of our Spring Issue, you’ll notice a new feel and format to our Mainline publication. The Mainline is a one of our most valuable communication pieces and we take enormous pride in the industry and the com-munity that make the content of our Mainline issues what they are. Therefore we always want to look ahead for ways to keep Mainline relevant and valuable, and with the amazing members that make NAEC we will always have great content to share with you, the reader.
We’re especially proud of our cover and the new version of our NAEC Shield logo. The NAEC logo is a symbol of strength, stability, credibility and confidence. The shield is a part of who we are and our history as an association. Our goal with the new logo was to capture those key attributes of strength in our original logo and make it cleaner, sharper and more modern. We hope you’re as excited as we are with the new look. There are more new brand initiatives to come and we look forward to sharing them with our amazing NAEC friends, colleagues and members.
Cheers,
NAEC
Spring Forward!
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This year marks the 31st anniversary of MCE’s membership with NAEC. MCE is proud of its membership and would like to thank NAEC for its support and dedication to its members.
Founded in 1983, Motion Control Engineering, Inc. (MCE) was one of the early pioneers in the development of microprocessor-based non-proprietary, universally serviceable elevator controls. It all started with founders, Javad Rahimian, Majid Rahimian and Don Alley. They were three engineers with entrepreneurial dreams that would revolutionize the elevator control industry.
Building owners began to embrace this new generation of non-pro-prietary equipment with on-board diagnostics (no service tool required). Elevator consultants tailored non-proprietary project specifications in response to their clients’ growing preference. It
became increasingly common to see specifications for equipment that would say: “Serviceable and Maintainable by any qualified elevator maintenance provider capable of maintaining apparatus of similar design and complexity.”
Today, with more than 170,000 controllers sold, MCE is the largest and most successful independent elevator control manufacturer in the world. MCE’s customers include consultants, contractors and building owners.
MCE’s quality products are designed to provide the lowest cost of ownership; to provide the flexibility and scalability to meet the needs of today and tomorrow; and to be cost effective when upgrades are required. MCE’s products are designed, built and supported with the building owner’s best interest in mind.
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One of MCE’s cores of excellence is our Technical Support team. Extensive customer care and support is a differentiating characteristic of MCE’s non-proprietary equipment. A team of more than 55 individuals is dedicated to offer telephone and job-site support.
Innovation and new technology are among MCE’s core strengths. Starting with our first generation of hydraulic controls (HMC-1000) and the DC Variable Voltage Generator Control (Black Box), MCE established itself as a reputable supplier to the elevator industry. It followed that with the introduction of the IMC platform in the mid 1990’s. The IMC platform with the 12-Pulse SCR Drive enabled MCE’s independent customers to compete in the high-speed DC gearless market which changed the landscape of the indus-try. MCE’s commitment to innovation continued with the introduction of the iControl Platform in the early 2000’s. Till today, the iControl platform remains the most advanced and capable control system available in the market. Coupled with MCE’s Destination-Based-Dispatching (DBD), the iControl platform is the ideal product for multi-car group, multi-bank elevators in high rise buildings.
MCE’s controls have been installed in some pretty amazing and iconic places, such as the White House, the Statue of Liberty, the Washington Monument, the U.S. Capitol and the State Department, in addition to dozens of universities, hospitals and prestigious buildings.
In 2012, Nidec, the world’s largest motor manufacturer, acquired MCE, as a part of Kinetek, from The Jordan Company. MCE is fortunate to be a member of the global family of Nidec compa-nies. Nidec’s global footprint and vast resources will be a catalyst for MCE’s growth and innovation engine. Nidec’s slogan is All for dreams. It’s a fitting slogan for MCE’s vision for innovation and technology.
VTMP TAKES YOU VERTICAL TO
ALL FLOORSFor more information, please contact Amanda Smith
at [email protected] or 770.760.9660. Or visit our website www.naec.org.
It’s time for Nominations for the
2017 Sturgeon Award.Please visit www.NAEC.org for complete details and a nomination form. Please email [email protected] if you have any questions.
11380 White Rock Rd.Rancho Cordova, CA 95742916-463-9200 fax [email protected]
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KLEEMANNKLEEMANN is one of the major elevator companies in the European and global market. It was founded in 1983 in Greece. Carrying a long experience in the elevator industry, KLEEMANN is proud of its global brand name, strongly linked with high quality standards and flexible specialized solutions for which the company is renowned.
The Group owns manufacturing facilities in Greece, Serbia and China maintaining its presence with subsidiaries and represen-tative offices in 15 countries (Greece, Turkey, Serbia, Romania, China, Croatia, the United Kingdom, Russia, Poland, the United Arab Emirates, Germany, Saudi Arabia, France, Australia and Azerbaijan) while exports in more than 100 countries worldwide.
KLEEMANN carries out a fully vertically integrated elevator man-ufacturing process, producing and trading Hydraulic and Traction Complete elevator systems, Freight elevators, Residential ele-vators, Anti-vandal elevators, Firefighting elevators, Earthquake resistant elevators, Stair elevators for people with reduced mobil-ity, Escalators and moving walks, Dumbwaiters, Parking elevators systems, Green elevators for energy savings of up to 60% and components for elevator modernization.
Guided by consistency, flexibility, fast service, innovation and development, the company understands the needs of the global market and remains one of the key global market players in elevator manufacturing and the first choice when it comes to customized projects with special specifications.
Some of the most significant projects that have implemented KLEEMANN technology are The Offices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dublin(Ireland),the Aviva Stadium in Dublin(Ireland), the National Airport of Köln (Germany), the Art Museum in Tallinn (Estonia), the 420 Olympic Projects in Athens, the T4 Shopping Center in Russia, the American Express Brighton Stadium in UK, the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth (UK), the Green Gold Shopping Mall in Zagreb (Croatia), the FERRARI - MASERATI Exhibition Center in Australia, the Porsche Store in Los Trapenses (Chile), the Nobu Restaurant in Doha (Qatar), the El-Kureimat Power Plant in Egypt, the subway in Moscow (Russia), the Palace of Congresses in Kremlin (Moscow/Russia) e.t.c. Within the company’s strategic framework and its objective of producing an overall positive impact on society, KLEEMANN integrates Corporate Social Responsibility into its business operations.
Being a core member of the Hellenic Network for Corporate Social Responsibility, the company focus its activities on Employees and Workplace by adopting the best practices for the improvement of the working conditions, giving equal opportunities, taking seriously the occupational health and safety, granting discretionary employee benefits as well as investing in the training and development of its people.
In terms of the Environment, recycling, waste reduction, environ-mental care and protection are an integral part of KLEEMANN’s philosophy.
As far as the marketplace is concerned, the company recognizes the needs of the suppliers, clients and shareholders and confronts them with respect, transparency and fairness.
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KLEEMANN places significant importance in applying CSR principles and adopts initiatives that target the special charac-teristics of the society’s wellbeing. Within this context, the dis-position and strong will to participate and contribute makes the company a member of a community that operates with quality, collectively and humanely. Thus, supports social initiatives, local authorities, associations, not-for-profit organizations, as well as athleticism and culture. The Company also cooperate with academic institutions and technical organizations.
With more than 30 successful years of operation and experi-ence KLEEMANN has been awarded and distinguished for the reliability, the safety and the quality of products and services
and is considered to be among the more economically robust companies in Greece.
KLEEMANN believes in continuous development and is looking for business opportunities that may arise through authorized partner-ships or exclusive distribution agreements worldwide.
LIFT AIDS, INC. HISTORY: Lift Aids Inc. home office is in Euless, Texas, located south of the D/FW Airport and between Fort Worth and Dallas, founded in 1968 as Custom Home Elevator Company installing chair lifts and small residential elevators. Founder Otis & Joan Thomas, expanded services in 1972 and began installing wheelchair lifts and hand controls on vehicles. Otis had been in the commercial elevator sector working for ESCO Elevator for several years. It was his vision that the residential elevator and accessibility sector would become a busi-ness that would expand in the near future. In 1977, Wesley D. Jones began his career at Lift Aids, Inc. in outside sales and assis-tance with some installations. Connie L. Stauffer also started her career at Lift Aids, Inc. that same year as office manager and dealer coordinator for 34 dealers across a four-state area. Due to failing health of Mr. Thomas, Lift Aids, Inc. was sold to long time employees Wes Jones and Connie Stauffer in 1985. Both continue today in active rolls in the daily operations and management of the company. Lift Aids, Inc. continues as a leader for over 40 years in the Dallas/ Fort Worth Metroplex providing Accessibility lifts, residential elevators and vehicle
Kleemann SA
Kilkis Industrial Area, Kilkis, Greece 61 100
+30 23410 38 100
fax +30 23410 38 200
Lift-Aids, Inc.
1500 Westpark Way, Euless, TX 76040
817-835-0035
fax 817-835-0096
modification equipment to meet the ever changing needs of the physically challenged. Lift Aids Inc. covers an area of approximately 200 miles radius of the D/FW area.
Lift Aids Inc. has 18 full time employees; most employees have been employed with Lift Aids Inc. over 10 years.
SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS COMPETED:
Bass Performance Hall
Amazon Distribution Center
SMU School of Law
A T & T Building-Dallas
UTSWMC Dallas, Texas
A T & T Stadium in Arlington
Dallas City Performance Hall
Perot Museum
Tyler Rose Garden
Eisemann Center- City of Richardson
Reunion Tower
George W. Bush Presidential Center
Globe Life Park Baseball Park
Dr. Pepper Junior Baseball Park
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GALaxy IV is loaded with everything you need to diagnose a problem on the job. And all data is accessible via Wi-Fi with a smartphone or tablet—no Internet connection required.
This means instant access to system schematics, connection diagrams, MCPs (created with the Helios Smart App), manuals and fault logs. You can even play back trace screens to identify input and output faults and perform a traffic analysis. And the system is password protected and safe from remote access.
GALaxy IV puts all the details at your fingertips. Call us. It’s time to move up to a more intelligent choice in a Controller.
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When our security phones recently were selected by the Office of the Architect of the Capitol for the new Capitol Visitor Center in Washington, D.C., we stepped back and thought about the remarkable journey that has brought us where we are today. More than thirty years ago, when K-Tech International began, we ran our operation out of a garage.
Today, we have a research and development team that is staffed by some of the best engineers in the industry. We have a testing lab that other companies only dream about. And, we have prod-ucts installed in buildings like the U.S. Capitol, the Pentagon, the University of Connecticut, Harvard University and other similarly prominent structures all over the world. We have also been active members of NAEC since 1986.
Our security phones, load-weighing systems, and barricades have set new standards for the market place. All of our products are proudly made in the USA. Our Tech-support also is US-based, free, and rivaled by none. In 2010, we demonstrated just how confident we are in our products by adopting a no-questions-asked, 3-year
Magnetek, a leading designer and manufacturer of elevator drives, today announced the addition of Hariprasadh Rajasekaran as an Application Engineer for its Elevator Drives business in the Asia-Pacific region. Mr. Rajasekaran will oversee product start-ups, provide product
training, and act as a technical resource in the Asia-Pacific region including Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan, Shanghai, and Australia.
“We are extremely pleased Hari has agreed to join our team and believe he will be instrumental in advancing the adoption of our state-of-the-art elevator drives in the Asia-Pacific region. He will provide customers with superb technical service and support,” said Ed Butte, director of Magnetek’s elevator drives business. “Hari will be reporting to Vincent Hoe, Magnetek’s Asia-Pacific Business Development Manager, and will be able to provide on-site support to current and new customers.”
Mr. Rajasekaran earned a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from RVD University and completed a three year course in Mechatronics from NTTF Institute. He previously worked
at Fuji Electric Asia Pacific Ltd. as a Senior Service Engineer, providing customer support and service engineering in the Asia-Pacific region.
For more information about Magnetek’s expanding line of energy saving elevator products, visit www.elevatordrives.com.
ABOUT MAGNETEKMagnetek, Inc. is a leading provider of Energy Engineered® digital power and motion control systems used in elevator, overhead material handling, and mining applications. The Company is the world’s largest independent builder of highly integrated digital motion control systems for high-rise, high-speed elevators. Magnetek is North America’s largest supplier of digital drive systems for industrial cranes, hoists, and mono-rails, and is a leading provider of radio remote controls, motors, braking and collision avoidance subsystems. Magnetek is also a leading inde-pendent supplier of digital motion control systems for underground coal mining applications. Headquartered in Menomonee Falls, Wis., in the greater Milwaukee area, Magnetek operates manufacturing facilities in Pittsburgh, Pa., and Bridgeville, Pa., as well as Menomonee Falls
MAGNETEK
K-Tech International, Inc.56 Ella Grasso Avenue Torrington, CT 06790860-489-9399 fax [email protected]
warranty. Our advances in the elevator industry include a number of firsts: we developed and brought to market the first vandal resistant emergency phone; the first cross-head load weighing system for elevators; and the first barricade system for elevator and escalator work sites.
We grew to become what we are today by a simple formula: faith, hard work, ingenuity, and putting our customers first.
We welcome your decision to benefit from our remarkable and blessed journey.
K-Tech has been a member of NAEC since 1986.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
APRIL 5 , 2017
Elevator Conference of New York (ECNY) – 2017 Supplier ShowcaseVilla Barone Ristorante, Bronx, NYBobby [email protected]
APRIL 6 , 2017
Chicago Elevator Association (CEA)MeetingThe Clubhouse, Oak Brook, ILTom Przybyla, Parts [email protected]
APRIL 13 , 2017
Elevator Association of Minnesota (EAM)Educational Session & Breakfast MeetingDeGidio’s, St. Paul, MNNikki [email protected]
APRIL 18 , 2017
Elevator Industry Group of Southern California (EIGSC)Monthly MeetingTAIX’s Restaurant, Los Angeles, CAMarghi [email protected]
APRIL 19, 2017
Northern California Elevator Industry Group (NCEIG)Meeting1930 N. Loop Road, Alameda, CAShawn Cowden770-760-9660770-760-9660www.nceig.com/
APRIL 25 -28 , 2017
International Association of Elevator Consultants (IAEC) IAEC Forum 2017Doubletree Hotel, New Orleans, LADaniel [email protected]
APRIL 27-29, 2017
American Institute of Architects (AIA)AIA Convention 2017Orange County Convention Center Orlando, FLAmy [email protected] www.aia.org
MAY 9, 2017
New York Elevator IndustriesAnnual Golf OutingLeewood Golf Club, Eastchester, NYMike Hoover [email protected]
?Did you know?On the Members Only area of the NAEC website, you can ...> Post a job> Post a Press Release> View the Member Directory> Download Elevator Mechanics Aptitude Tests> Download New Hire Safety Orientation Documents> Download Safety Compliance Documents> Download Accessibility/Residential Digital Marketing Brochures> Plus ... make changes to your on line Directory profile.
For more information, or if you need help logging in, contact Jennifer Simmons at [email protected] or 770.760.9660.
INDUSTRY CALENDAR
10 Year Staff Anniversary
KATHY BELL Education ManagerSince Dec. 2006
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MAY 16 , 2017
Elevator Industry Group of Southern California (EIGSC)Monthly MeetingTAIX’s Restaurant, Los Angeles, CAMarghi Malloy [email protected]
MAY 17, 2017
Northern California Elevator Industry Group (NCEIG)Meeting1930 N. Loop Road, Alameda, CAShawn Cowden770-760-9660fax [email protected]/
MAY 18, 2017
Chicago Elevator Association (CEA)CEA Scholarship FundraiserHawthorne Race Track, Cicero, ILTom Przybyla, Parts Specialist708-371-2444fax [email protected]
SEP TEMBER 11-14 , 2017
National Association Of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)68th Annual Convention and ExpositionHyatt Regency Orlando & Orange County Convention Center Orlando, FLAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
APRIL 15 -18 , 2018
National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)Educational ConferenceGrand Pacific Carlsbad Hotel Carlsbad, CAAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
SEP TEMBER 24 -27, 2018
National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)69th Annual Convention and ExpositionAtlantic City Convention Center, Sheraton, Caesar’s & Bally’s Atlantic City, NJAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
APRIL 14 -17, 2019
National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)Educational ConferenceNaples Grande Beach Resort Naples, FLAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
SEP TEMBER 16 -19, 2019
National Association Of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)70th Annual Convention and ExpositionAmway Grand Plaza Hotel & DeVos Place Grand Rapids, MIAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
SEP TEMBER 13 -16 , 2020
National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)71st Annual Convention and ExpositionGeorge R. Brown Convention Center & Houston Marriott Marquis Houston, TXAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
SEP TEMBER 20 -23 , 2021
National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)72nd Annual Convention and ExpositionAtlantic City Convention Center, Sheraton, Caesar’s & Bally’s Atlantic City, NJAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
SEP TEMBER 23 -26 , 2024
National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)75th Annual Convention and ExpositionAtlantic City Convention Center, Sheraton, Caesar’s & Bally’s Atlantic City, NJAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
SEP TEMBER 14 -17, 2025
National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC)76th Annual Convention and ExpositionGeorge R. Brown Convention Center & Houston Marriott Marquis Houston, TXAlesa McArthur800-900-6232 or [email protected]
James E. “Jim” Benner, past president of Alps Wire Rope Corp., passed away on November 8, 2016, at age 77. He lived in Sleepy Hollow, Illinois, with his wife, Judith. Benner was president of Alps from 1985 until his retirement in 2006. During this time, he grew the company from a small Midwestern distributor to a nationwide supplier. Survivors include sons Brad, Craig, Todd and Ross, and daughter, Allyson.
Gregory A. Irvin, 45, passed away on Thursday, March 9, 2017. He was the owner/operator of Irvin Elevator Group and is survived by his wife of 21 years, Julia Irvin; parents, Roger and Wanda Irvin, Austin G. Irvin; daughter, Kaitlin A. Irvin; brothers, Tim Irvin and his wife, Gretchen, Todd Irvin and his wife, Teru; several nieces and nephews.
Angus James McDuffie, 44, of Gray, Maine, died Monday, January 2, 2017. He worked as an engineer before joining his father in the family business, Pine State Elevator Company, which he owned with his brother Travis. Angus leaves his wife, Darcie McDuffie and children, Owen and Una.
Susan Nicewander, 62, who worked at Waupaca Elevator Co. in Appleton, Wisconsin, for more than 35 years, passed away on November 24, 2016. She is survived by son, Jonathan; mother, Esther; stepsons, Jarrod, Jeff, Jason and Joel; and many other relatives and friends.
MEMORIAMS
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ASSOCIATE
Dillard’s Department Stores
Albert Dawson, Director of Maintenance1600 Cantrell Road Little Rock, AR 72201501-376-5200 fax [email protected]
CONTRACTOR
Advantage Elevator
Robert Ingram, Sales Manager7017 Ivy Street Carlsbad, CA 92011858-678-8780 fax [email protected]
American Elevator Company
Travis Easler, Vice President120 C Pidgeon Bay Road Summerville, SC 29483843-875-1006 fax [email protected]
Complete Access
Robert H. Sackett, Owner10938 Emiline St. Omaha, NE [email protected]
D & D Elevators, Inc.
David Shaw, President808 Golden Nugget McKinney, TX [email protected]
Davis Mechanical, Inc.
Robert D. Davis, PresidentP.O. Box 488 Marshville, NC 28103704-272-9366 fax [email protected]
Elevator Solutions Inc.
Danny W. Knott, Owner4351 Highway 376 Webster, KY [email protected]
G-Tech Associates, LLC
Brock Glenn, Member12 Sherman Street Linden, NJ 07036 866-658-9296 fax [email protected]
Hill Hiker, Inc.
Laurel MacLachlan, Vice President3565 County Road 6 Orono, MN 55356952-476-2422 fax [email protected]
JMI Edison
John R. Ilao, Vice President125 North Marine Corps Drive Tamuning, GUAM 96913671-649-5444 fax [email protected]
Liftavator Inc.
Roger Grear, President4430 Highway 70 East New Bern, NC 28560252-634-1717 fax [email protected]
Noble Elevator Company, Inc.
Christopher Gallino, Controller870-2 Marconi Avenue Ronkonkoma, NY 11779631-981-4100 fax [email protected]
Pac West Elevator Inc.
Teri A. Speel, President10011 Folsom Blvd. #203 Sacramento, CA 95827530-672-6789 fax [email protected]
Resolute Elevator LLC
Kimberly Todd, PresidentPO Box 723 Snow Camp, NC 27349919-903-0189 fax [email protected]
SUBSCRIPTION
G. Alan Newton
P.O. Box 920 Alexandria, VA [email protected]
Joseph Delgrosso
183 West 4th Street Bayonne, NJ 07002201-437-6327 fax [email protected]
SUPPLIER
Access Lifts of Hawaii, Inc.
Geno Godinet, President1525 Young Street Honolulu, HI 96826 808-955-4387 fax [email protected]
Advance Welding Service, Inc.
Wendy Keller, Owner920 Greenlee Street, Unit B Marengo, IL 60152815-568-9700, [email protected]
Elevation Innovation Inc.
Scott Allen, President6060 Enterprise Dr., Suite A Diamond Springs, CA 95619530-295-4900 fax [email protected]
HydraStar LLC
Robert F. Coda, President1275 Bloomfield Ave., Bldg. 7 #41 Fairfield, NJ 07004973-276-8490 fax [email protected]
Hydroware Inc.
Maria Maxwell, Service Manager800 East Broward Blvd. #102 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301954-306-6738 fax [email protected]
JMI Edison
John R. Ilao, Vice President125 North Marine Corps Drive Tamuning, GUAM 96913671-649-5444 fax [email protected]
LIFT-U Division of Hogan Mfg.
Mark Ramos, Sales RepresentativeP.O. Box 398 Escalon, CA 95320-0398 209-838-2400 fax [email protected]
Nationwide Lifts
Andrew Darnley, President10B Holden Avenue Queensbury, NY 12804888-323-8755 fax [email protected]
Ritz Safety
Nick Collins, Marketing Director8439 Washington Village Drive #110, Dayton, OH 45458801-451-3077 fax [email protected]
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