Houston's Newest Elevator / Lift Manufacturing Facility
Houston, TX (PRWEB) March 18, 2014 -- GEDA USA, the leading manufacturer of rack and pinion industrial elevators and hoist solutions, announces the commissioning of their new facility in the Houston, Texas, USA. The US headquarters for GEDA, the new facility provides expanded capabilities for fabricating and testing GEDA's award-winning elevators, hoists and platforms as well as state-of-the-art training facilities. It will allow GEDA USA to better serve its US, Mexican and Latin American clients, while meeting the needs of the growing market.
INDUSTRIUAL ELEVATORS/LIFTS APPLICATIONS
Used for offshore, power, chemical & refining, cement, bridges, and high-rise construction applications, GEDA's lifts are designed to perform well in demanding environments that require lifting to heights up to 400 meters, or 1,300 feet. The lifts and industrial elevators provide safe, efficient vertical lifting solutions for equipment, cargo and personnel.
UPDATED INDUSTRIAL ELEVATOR MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES
The new 46,550 sq. ft. property provides the capacity for GEDA USA to meet the growing demand for its large industrial lifts and elevators. The new facility is designed with high ceilings to provide expanded production capabilities and storage for elevators, hoists and platforms, including large-capacity lifts designed for offshore and large construction installations. The new test tower allows for testing of elevators prior to shipping, demonstrations and training. The innovative design of the facility incorporates dedicated space for design collaboration with clients and hands-on training for operators, sales offices and maintenance facilities complete with parts inventory.
Centrally located near I-45 in Houston, GEDA USA’s facility is close to international and domestic shipping hubs, for easy transportation to US, Mexican and Latin American locations and to offshore installations.
Herb Calles, GEDA USA, http://www.gedausa.com/, +1 (866) 973-4332, [email protected]
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