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Autoquip Celebrates 75th Anniversary



Autoquip Corporation is celebrating its 75th anniversary of providing innovative lifting solutions to the material handling industry. The company was originally founded in Chicago in 1947 to provide hydraulic material handling lifts for manufacturing applications. It relocated to its current home in Guthrie, OK, in 1974, and offers an innovative array of lifting solutions and advanced control systems.

"The company has come a long way since its founding in 1947," said Chris Kuehni, Autoquip General Manager. "It was started in Chicago to provide basic hydraulic material handling lifts, and today we specialize in developing best-in-class custom solutions for complex manufacturing and distribution applications."

Autoquip designs premium custom solutions that can combine multiple tasks of lifting, tilting, turning or transporting parts or materials. All are controlled by advanced programmable control systems that are easy to use.

Autoquip also designs and manufactures custom hydraulic and mechanical lifting equipment for high-capacity applications, precision positioning, process automation, conveyance, high vertical travel multilevel transport, complex system integration and control technologies.

Autoquip customers include Amazon, Boeing, Pratt Whitney, FedEx, Space X, Blue Origin and CVS.

"Seventy-five years is a milestone for not only the company, but for our customers, suppliers and employees as well. They have provided the foundation that positioned us to move past the standard offerings to provide truly innovative solutions that improve productivity and efficiency," said Kuehni.

For more information contact:

Autoquip Corporation

1058 W Industrial Road

Guthrie, OK 73044

877-360-6777

sales@autoquip.com

www.autoquip.com

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