Morgan Engineering
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Location
Headquarters: Alliance, Ohio, United States, North America
Region: Ohio
Country: US
Continent: North America
About
Morgan Engineering designs and manufactures custom industrial overhead cranes and related material handling systems, serving diverse applications with engineered solutions. Based in Alliance, Ohio, the company emphasizes custom engineering, crane maintenance, and modernization to improve safety and efficiency across industries. Their offerings span overhead bridge cranes, crane parts, industrial automation, and kinetic structures through a family of affiliated companies.
Morgan Engineering designs and manufactures custom industrial overhead cranes and material handling systems. The company provides engineering, production, and maintenance services for heavy lifting applications, including kinetic structures and automation integration. Its customers span various industrial sectors requiring specialized lifting solutions.
Morgan Engineering Inc.
1868
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Manufacturing
Categories
Funding & Financials
Growth Stage
50m-100m
private
Founders
Thomas Rees Morgan
Technology Stack
Products
Custom-Engineered Overhead Cranes: Custom-designed overhead bridge cranes tailored for various industrial material handling applications, ranging from 20 to over 1,000 tons capacity.
Charge Cranes: Overhead cranes specifically engineered for charging furnaces in steel mills, facilitating safe and efficient raw material handling.
Coil Cranes: Cranes designed for handling, transporting, and storing steel coils in manufacturing and processing facilities.
Ladle Cranes: Cranes engineered to handle molten metals, transporting molten steel from furnaces to casting areas in steel manufacturing.
Severe Duty Cranes: Overhead cranes built to operate in extreme industrial environments, handling heavy loads under harsh conditions.
Crane Modernizations and Upgrades: Services to enhance and extend the functionality and lifespan of existing crane systems through upgrades and modernization.
