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Moving 50 to 200 tons on a repetitive basis makes manufacturers look for safe yet relatively inexpensive methods to transport their goods.  Read all about it here.

An overview on what to consider when selecting the right equipment to move heavy objects in factories.  Read the entire article here.

Argonne National Labs used Aero-Drives and Air Caster Rigging System to maneuver outside to inside as well as through and around narrow corridors.  Read all about it here.

Sometimes there is no easy way to get from point A to point B.  In the case of Argonne National Labs, they had to maneuver a newly delivered component from outside to inside, then through multiple chokepoints.  Using AeroGo power drives with an air caster rigging system, two operators were able to finesse the long …

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Manufacturers of modular structures can use air technology for increased flexibility and profit.  Read about it in the Construction Today article by Paul Jakse, VP Sales. View the article » View the PDF »

Modular homes and structures have realized benefits by adding air caster technology to their manufacturing processes.  Read the entire article, written by our own Paul Jakse, as featured in BuiltWorlds magazine.

Moving 50-200 ton loads can be a challenge.  There’s a better way than cranes, rails, or conveyors: transfer carts!  Read all about them here.

This Industry Today article highlights process efficiency, flexibility, cost-efficiency and safety realized by companies who have added Air Cushion Vehicles to their manufacturing processes.

Industry Week article features the GE remanufacturing facility in Grove City, PA.  AeroGo is part of their Industrial Internet of Things. The photo features a locomotive engine on a skid which is moved by an AeroGo air cushion vehicle during the remanufacturing process.

Manufacturing modular homes is a growing business, and it is made easier with AeroGo air casters.  See the full article here.