Choosing the right crane for a lifting application is about more than specifications on a page. Seeing a crane in action can give you a better understanding of how it moves, handles loads, and fits into real-world work environments.
At Wallace Cranes, we manufacture a wide range of lifting solutions designed to help businesses work safer and more efficiently. From portable gantry cranes and tripod cranes to forklift cranes and jib cranes, our equipment is built to provide dependable lifting performance across a variety of applications.
See Wallace Cranes in Action
Whether you’re moving equipment in a facility, positioning components during maintenance, or handling materials in the field, the right crane can make lifting tasks easier and more manageable. Our cranes are designed with practical use in mind, combining durable construction with features that make them easier to transport, position, and operate.
Take a look through the gallery below to see Wallace cranes being used in a variety of applications. These real-world examples offer a closer look at the versatility of our equipment and the different ways Wallace cranes can support everyday lifting needs.
Built for Real-World Lifting
Wallace Cranes has been manufacturing lifting equipment in the USA for more than 70 years. Our experience shows in the materials, components, and engineering that go into every crane we build. We use heavy-gauge steel, quality components, and durable finishes to create cranes designed to keep working under demanding conditions.
Just as important, our team is here to help you find the right solution for your application. If you’re not sure which crane or configuration best fits your lifting requirements, our knowledgeable team can help you compare options, review specifications, and determine what makes the most sense for your needs.
Find the Right Crane for Your Application
Ready to see what a Wallace crane can do for your operation? Explore our crane lineup to learn more about our different lifting solutions, or contact our team to discuss your application and find the right setup.