Engineered Rigging has entered into a partnership with Italian manufacturer Officine CLP to distribute the company’s heavy lifting equipment across North and South America.
The agreement gives Engineered Rigging access to CLP’s portfolio of hydraulic gantries, beam lifts, jacking towers and customised lifting and moving systems, expanding the range of equipment available to industrial customers throughout the Americas.
Founded in 1973, Officine CLP has built a strong reputation across Europe for designing and manufacturing heavy lifting systems for construction and industrial applications. Through the new partnership, its equipment will now be available directly to customers in North and South America.
“From our meetings at Bauma to our ongoing technical discussions, the alignment between our companies was immediately clear,” said Christopher Cox, Founder and President of Engineered Rigging. “Though our operations are an ocean apart, our companies share a passion for innovation and a heartfelt commitment to our people and our customers.”
Luca Giordano, CEO of Officine CLP, added: “CLP engineers solutions that redefine efficiency and safety in complex industrial environments, and in Engineered Rigging we found the ideal partner. Their technical precision, engineering expertise and customer-first philosophy make Engineered Rigging uniquely qualified to bring our advanced gantry and lifting systems to these expanding markets.”
The partnership comes as demand for heavy lifting equipment continues to grow, driven by expanding investment in data centres, manufacturing facilities and industrial infrastructure across the United States. By broadening its supplier network, Engineered Rigging aims to provide customers with greater access to specialised lifting solutions for both construction projects and ongoing plant operations.
Officine CLP joins a portfolio of lifting equipment manufacturers represented by Engineered Rigging that includes Enerpac, Fassi, Foxtrot, Hilman, Holmatro, Hydraulic Technologies, Jekko and Goldhofer.
