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Harrington began celebrating 150 years with an anniversary kickoff party last February.
to come out with our top of the line ER/NER electric chain hoists in 1998. With the backing of KITO, we’re now able to provide the safest and most technologically advanced chain hoist products in the world.”
Core Strength Harrington wouldn’t be what it is, nor where it is, without a core mission and value system—much of which was established by Edwin Harrington himself over 150 years ago. Te company considers its own people, as well as its customers, its most important assets—each benefitting from a five-point value system: Integrity, Courtesy, Honesty, Compassion, and Dedication. Strengthened by this core, and driven by a mission to
be the recognized leader in product and service quality, Harrington enjoys continuous loyalty from the industry. “I think it’s because of our dedication to the customer— from beginning to end of the sales cycle,” emphasized Said. “We also value our distributors and look at every opportunity as one to help them with their business— and really provide solutions.”
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...THE VISON OF A FAMILY OWNED BUSINESS THAT STRIVES TO BE THE HIGHEST- QUALITY AND MOST INNOVATIVE HOIST MANUFACTURER IN THE MARKET IS WHAT DROVE EDWIN HARRINGTON, AND IN MANY WAYS, DRIVES THE COMPANY TODAY.”
Harrington sponsored the Manheim Rock N Glow 5K run in 2017.
Te current product line at Harrington is a
testament to such dedication. “It’s special because it’s not diluted,” affirmed Said. “We don’t have fifteen different manual chain hoists, or ten different electric chain hoists. We have one premium offering in each given segment—and we stand behind it. It’s a simple, dedicated line to understand. We want to make sure that our product line is worth something to the end-user in quality, as well as the distributor. It’s an investment on their part to sell our product.”
Recent innovation includes a just-launched “revolutionary” electric chain hoist. “Our EQ and SEQ
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