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COMPANY SPOTLIGHT | PROMAT


technology, including the innovative Harrington Tiger Track Workstation Cranes, Nutting Custom Carts and Acco Wright Speedway & WorkRated Wire Rope Hoists, along with a variety of other top-tier products. The company will highlight Harrington


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aking place in Chicago this March, visitors to Booth 1817 will have the opportunity to explore the latest in material handling


Tiger Track workstation cranes, lightweight yet powerful modular material handling solutions that make operation even easier than using traditional bridge cranes. The enclosed track design on these cranes maximises smooth movement and minimises the accumulation of dirt and dust in the track. This means operating the system takes very little effort from the user. Harrington Tiger Track Workstation Cranes are fully customisable to fit exact material handling and production needs and can be easily modified by adding components as production or facility requirements change. This flexibility makes them a highly versatile choice for facilities with changing demands. Additional Harrington brand electric chain,


Kito Crosby, a global leader of advanced lifting and securement solutions, will be unveiling its full range of customisable products at ProMat.


electric wire rope, air-powered chain and manual hoists will also be on site, giving visitors the opportunity to experience hands-on demonstrations of these industry-proven products during the show.


Custom engineering Kito Crosby will also showcase Nutting carts with a range of custom-engineered material handling solutions designed to meet the specific needs of industries such as warehousing, distribution and manufacturing. Nutting custom carts can be manufactured with capacities ranging from 500lb to 300,000lb.


Notable Nutting brand products on display will include a Mother/Daughter Cart System with adjustable shelves for optimising lineside delivery, a dual-steering Hybrid Cart that converts from caster steer to quad steer, and a Fifth Wheel Steer Tugger Cart for towing a tugger train system in tight spaces. Attendees can also explore the 6-wheel Pivot Steer Cart with ergonomic elevated decks, a Scissor Lift Pallet Cart for adjustable load heights, and a Swivel Deck Pallet Cart for secure and stable loading. In addition to cranes and carts, Kito Crosby


will be showcasing Acco Wright Speedway and WorkRated wire rope hoists that are engineered to exact customer specification for easy load handling and superior lifting capabilities. Whether for heavy-duty lifting or precise load control, these hoists offer advanced performance and reliability, helping to elevate productivity in even the most demanding environments. Attendees visiting the booth will gain a deeper understanding of the capabilities of these hoists and how they can improve operational workflows. Kito Crosby’s presence at ProMat 2025


promises to be an exciting opportunity for industry professionals to discover cutting-edge lifting and securement solutions that drive productivity and safety. With a diverse range of customisable products on display, from cranes and hoists to carts and tuggers, the company is ready to demonstrate how its solutions can be tailored to fit any material handling challenge. Visit Booth 1817 at the ProMat Show in Chicago this March to see how Kito Crosby is reshaping the future of material handling. 


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Kito Crosby is ready to demonstrate how its solutions can be tailored to fit any material handling challenge.


50 Winter 2024 | ochmagazine.com


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