AIMCO Manufacturing is a leading manufacturer of
material handling equipment including articulated jib cranes, industrial manipulators,
machine loading systems and custom end effectors. AIMCO integrated industrial lift
assist systems offer many Benefits, including:
 Increased Productivity
Ease of Movement & Positioning
Enhanced Operator Safety
Reduced Operator Fatigue
Improved Work Force Utilization
Protection of Delicate Payloads
Reduced Labor Costs & Increased Profits
AIMCO Manufacturing began operations in 1993 with the procurement of designs for an industrial
manipulator and an articulated jib crane previously manufactured for direct sale to the automotive
industry. AIMCO re-designed and expanded this equipment and began marketing through material handling
distributors to industrial markets as a whole.
AIMCO has continued to grow through the development of new products
and the addition of new distributors and markets. Today AIMCO products are helping the production
processes of a vast array of goods and services in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Taiwan and China.
In the transportation industry, AIMCO lift assist products handle components for most major manufacturers
of automobiles, trucks, fork lifts, tractors, aircraft, trains, boats, snowmobiles and motorcycles. Building
products such as garage doors, furniture, insulation, windows, kitchen and bath appliances are handled
by AIMCO lift assist equipment. The medical equipment and food processing equipment industries utilize
AIMCO lift assist equipment. AIMCO equipment can be found in a number of communication and entertainment
industries handling computers, copy machines and televisions. AIMCO products are helping reduce injuries
in steel producing, metal forming, machining and foundry operations nationwide.
In 2003 AIMCO Manufacturing merged with  corporation and now resides
in a 100,000 square foot production facility where
our engineers and production staff work hard every day to develop and produce
the finest industrial lift assist systems available.
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