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ARI-Hetra

Heavy-duty shop equipment made in Ohio: mobile column lifts to 144,000 pounds, scissor lifts and wheel service, on GSA, Sourcewell and NASPO contracts.

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Website: ari-hetra.com
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Overview

ARI-HETRA manufactures heavy-duty transportation maintenance equipment in Sharonville, Ohio, and has been in business since 1988. Its line covers mobile column lifts in line-powered, cable battery-powered and wireless versions lifting up to 144,000 pounds, single and double scissor lifts, platform lifts, wheel and tire service equipment, brake service tools, waste oil drains, exhaust extraction systems, and a king pin press rated at 143,000 pounds of force. Products are made in the USA and sold through direct distribution, with an employee sales team across the country and service staff running parts-stocked vans out to customer shops. Government agencies can buy without running a bid: the company holds GSA Advantage contract GS-07F-291AA, a DLA HEPP contract, National Stock Numbers, and state and local contracts through Sourcewell, NASPO and other national cooperatives, plus the Canoe contract in Canada. Named public fleet customers include the DC Department of Public Works, Fairfax County Department of Vehicle Services, Watertown Department of Public Works and City of Madison Fleet Service. The company describes safety as central to its system design and backs its equipment with a factory-trained service network.