The tallest steel building in the West belongs to New York with an assist from Hamilton’s wooden carts.

Line up all the paper printed daily at one of the largest mills in the United States, and you’d cover roughly 4,000 miles.

First we outgrew our factory. Now, we’re staking out larger tradeshow turf.

With the help of 68 custom Hamilton trailers, a major engine manufacturer revved up production and cut waste on the assembly line.

You’ll find Hamilton’s heavy-duty carts and trailers in factories around the country and now, magazine shelves.

In-plant trailers represent a tried and true method of moving materials through plants safely and efficiently.

Back when Al Capone waged war on prohibition and Babe Ruth dominated pro baseball, Hamilton Caster began to build hand trucks.

Next time you flip a light switch, think of Hamilton. A major energy company uses our custom trailer to haul industrial control valves that manage massive steam turbines at a power plant.

We’ve shown you how a defense contractor lugs 3-ton tanks around its factory. Now here’s another unusual request: Custom carts to haul awkward-sized aluminum extrusions for a top-secret U.S. military project. Here are the specs of these extraterrestrial rigs:

Bet you didn’t think you’d find Hamilton carts, casters and wheels at your local brewery.