At Lera Elevators, we are excited to share one of our most recent and notable success stories: the export of our PET 500/1000 units to the United States and Canada. This milestone not only reflects our global expansion, but also the trust that important institutions and companies place in our products.
Introduction to Clients
This time, two prominent customers have integrated our solutions into their operations: Meyer Tool, Inc., located in Cincinnati, Ohio, and SickKids, the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Ontario.
Meyer Tool, Inc.
Meyer Tool, Inc. is a manufacturer of industrial equipment for the aerospace industry with multiple facilities throughout the United States. In their operations, they regularly face the challenge of repairing and replacing components in hard-to-reach locations. Looking for an efficient solution, they found our aluminium lifting gantries through the Direct Industry portal.
SickKids, Hospital for Sick Children
The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, known as SickKids, has also relied on our patented solution to improve its operations. The installation and use of our aluminium gantries has facilitated temporary access to difficult areas within the hospital, thus improving efficiency and safety in its maintenance.
Solution: PET 500/1000 Aluminum Lifting Gantry
Our PET 500/1000 aluminum lifting gantries offered Meyer Tool, Inc. and SickKids the following advantages:
- Lightness and durability: Made of high quality aluminum, these gantries are lightweight but extremely strong.
- Easy installation and mobility: Designed for quick assembly and mobility within various installations.
- Load Capacity: They can handle heavy loads safely and efficiently, ideal for industrial and hospital applications.
- Regulatory Compliance: They comply with all applicable safety regulations in both sectors.
Implementation and Results
The implementation of PET 500/1000 aluminum gantries at Meyer Tool, Inc. and SickKids was successful. At Meyer Tool, Inc., gantries have enabled safer and more efficient access to hard-to-reach areas, improving maintenance and repair of aircraft components. At SickKids, gantries have facilitated temporary access needed for maintenance and repairs, increasing the safety and efficiency of these operations.
conclusion
These success stories in the USA and Canada are an example of Lera Elevators' commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. We continue to innovate and improve our solutions to meet the needs of our customers around the world.