Carriage Size: 4′, 5′, or 6′ width or depth
Travel Height: Up to 32’
Lift Capacity: Up to 5,000 lbs

Carriage Size: 4′, 5′, or 6′ width or depth
Travel Height: Up to 25’
Lift Capacity: Up to 3,000 lbs

Carriage Size: 3’ W x 3’D
Travel Height: Up to 16′
Lifting Capacity: 500 lbs

Carriage Size: Up to 12’w x 10’d
Travel Height: Up to 32’
Lift Capacity: 5,000 – 7,000 lbs

Carriage Size: Up to 8’W x 7’D
Travel Height: Up to 30’
Lift Capacity: Up to 5,000 lbs

Carriage Size: 6’x8′ or 8’x6′
Travel Height: Up to 25’
Lift Capacity: Up to 3,000 lbs

Carriage Size: Min 7′ x 7′
Travel Height: Up to 36’
Lift Capacity: Up to 30,000 lbs

CIP Offers a Range of Installation Services to Meet Your Needs. We can handle everything, or get you in touch with a certified installer. We can even help guide you through the installation process if you prefer to do it yourself.

CIP Offers Three Different Inspection Services. Whether you are preparing for an installation, or just want to ensure your previously installed VRC still meets safety standards, we can help.

CIP Provides a Full Range of VRC Lift Maintenance Services. Protect your investment & minimize downtime with CIP’s lift maintenance services. We know how to keep your equipment operating in optimal condition.

We Have the Experience and Expertise to Solve Your Material Handling Challenges. As your business needs change, CIP can help your material handling strategy evolve to meet your productivity goals. We’re here to do the “heavy lifting” with pre-install surveys & technical support.

The world of warehousing and distribution is evolving at a rapid pace, driven by the need for greater efficiency, accuracy, and space utilization.

Mechanical material lifts, including Vertical Reciprocating Conveyors (VRCs), play an essential role across the automotive industry.

Factories are the engines of production, where efficiency, automation, and employee safety are the cornerstones of success.

In the highly-competitive retail and wholesale businesses, where space optimization, streamlined operations, and employee safety are vital, innovative material handling solutions are paramount.

In the dynamic world of bars and restaurants, where efficiency is key, optimizing the movement of supplies, ingredients, and kitchen equipment is essential for success.

In the diverse landscape of the education industry, which encompasses a wide range of institutions, from daycares and pre-K schools to colleges, universities, academies, and trade schools, efficient material handling is essential.

VRC Material Lifts from CIP are ideal for the unique needs of airports and ports.

In the highly secure and efficient world of military bases, government offices, and courthouses, precision, safety, and space optimization are critical.

Custom Industrial Products, Inc. is a vertical lift manufacturer offering effective solutions to your materials handling and manufacturing needs.

As your business needs change, CIP can help your material handling strategy evolve to meet your productivity goals. We’re here to do the “heavy lifting” with pre-install surveys & technical support.

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CIP Turns out Material Lift in Record Time to Combat Coronavirus

CIP Turns out Material Lift in Record Time to Help Combat Coronavirus

Custom Industrial Products (CIP) announces the production, shipment and installation in record time of a Vertical Reciprocating Conveyor (VRC) Lift needed to streamline production of critically needed ventilators. The entire process from urgent phone call to installed operational lift took just 7 days as opposed to the typical 6 to 9 weeks.

The VRC material lift was expedited in response to the Federal Government’s directive to quickly retrofit domestic factories to produce ventilators which are the most critical machines keeping the sickest COVID-19 patients alive. The call to CIP came from a client, one of the largest domestic automotive manufacturers, who was tasked with renovating an existing multi-level building in order to shift from building automobiles to manufacturing ventilators.

The building was a three-level facility located in Indiana. Because the ventilator manufacturing process was to encompass all three levels, an efficient method of moving material between levels was required. The solution was to install a VRC material lift to connect all the floors. The challenge was it normally takes 5-7 weeks just to custom engineer and manufacture a VRC lift to fit a specific space and application.

“When the call came in, all of us here at CIP decided we would do whatever was necessary to help our client manufacture ventilators as quickly as possible,” said Kyle Goodwin, Senior Vice President of Custom Industrial Products. “Our entire team, from sales to engineering to manufacturing, came together at a critical time of need for our country and made it happen.”

Using video conferencing, CIP was able to remotely analyze the customer’s facility installation area, the production process needs, and the additional requirement to keep the client’s volunteer workforce safe and properly distanced. Based upon the requirements and extremely tight timeframe, CIP chose to utilize the PM Series Modular VRC Material Handling Lift.

The CIP PM lift was designed for fast production, quick installation, and safe and simple operation. PM VRCs have a modular design allowing for installation in a quarter of the time needed to install similar VRCs. The lift is just one of the examples of innovations needed to facilitate lifesaving demands of hospitals, Governors and the President of the United States during the most critical of times.

“The VRC engineering, manufacturing, prewiring, testing, shipping from Florida to Indiana, and installing on three floors took only 7 days – a feat in which we take great pride,” said Tom DePetris, President of Custom Industrial Products. “What a way to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the modular VRC lift that CIP pioneered in 2000.”

“This united effort of American manufacturing to battle a global enemy has not been seen in our country since World War II.”

The first ventilators produced by the Indiana facility were delivered to hospitals on April 17th.