A pioneering 3D printing innovation company that offers next-generation 3D solutions and services to different industries

Provides precision machined components and fittings in steel, brass, and aluminum

Harper Trucks currently puts forth a diverse product portfolio of hand trucks and holds worldwide patents for many of them. The company has a talented pool of engineering experts who work in tandem with its marketing team on that front to comprehend the real-world trucking challenges in each market segment and come up with inventive hand trucks that could tackle them. Harper Trucks has a substantial client base who use their hand trucks extensively with private labeling. Incredibly, one of every three hand trucks sold in the country is manufactured by Harper Trucks

Keenline is proud to have been designing and building conveyor systems in a variety of styles and configurations for over 75 years. The company builds custom conveyors for its client’s diverse material handling needs. Keenline’s biggest competitive edge is its expert engineering and assembler, and its ability to maintain quicker turnaround times than its competitors, even with the custom design of its conveyors. As the company delivers reliable conveyor systems on record time for custom designs, their clients can get their new systems up and running without much delay. While serving its clientele, Keenline Conveyor Systems has been successful by implementing a successful mix of time-proven design and cutting-edge technology. They make constant improvements to their conveyor systems, and they use feedback from everyone in the in the company, including all application engineers, production engineers, assemblers, and sales executives, as well as direct feedback from customers, to improve their design to serve their customers better

Since 2005, the company's Prophit Impact program has delivered an average of 452 percent ROI to its packaging clients. The program automates supply chain processes, then liberates and elevates the planning roles from "reactionary" through "planning to serve" and then on to "cost optimised." By automating tasks and making transparent the cost drivers and key decision points within the supply chain, planners will move on to planning by exception. They will be able to make faster, more informed decisions, which translate in to improved customer satisfaction, clear cost visibility, and faultless working capital management