The orchestra lift shown here is one of the most unique and innovative scissor lift tables ever built.  It measures 40 feet long by 7 feet deep and has a specially designed curved platform that is perfectly fitted to the orchestra pit in which it is installed. 

The lift has 8 feet of travel, so it can be used to load the stage from the lower level and raise it to performance level.  It can also be used to recess the orchestra into the pit for other stage performances.

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A visit  to Star City, Russia by the President of ATI and his son to experience weightlessness in a parabolic flight (top left) led to the development of weightless industrial applications.  The Pak-Man Upender Inverter (below left) is one such application utilizing an air-cushion table which allows an operator to maneuver a load with one finger!

The International Space Station program was aided by ATI with a uniquely modified version of our RBC-6000-SPB. This cooperative effort of Russia, Japan, Canada, Europe, and the United States is the largest of its kind ever built.

This gargantuan tandem scissor lift table was designed and manufactured for the US Military for integration into a helicopter blade testing system. 

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The tower on the left is the Fort Worth National Bank building.  It is a 37-story tower covered in 3540 sheets of glass, which were installed using ATI's Super-Master Floor Crane with MAN-1000 manipulator (right).  Equipped with vacuum cups, this unit is able to easily manipulate large glass sheets on three axes: pitch, roll, and yaw.

ATI created a complete workstation for General Electric when they were faced with ergonomic difficulties. The device now saves GE significant time & money.

Arizona power plant reduces weeks of shut down by use of special sky-riser crane to refuel/replace control rods.

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Our Double-Girder Gantry Crane is helping to light up a west coast community. A half-million people rely on the electricity generated from one of the most efficient facilities in the nation. And this facility relies on ATI's crane to maintain continuous operation.

The challenge of maneuvering molds for the boating industry was met with ATI's Point 5 Gantry Master. This mega-crane can accommodate up to a 60,000 lb. load and achieve up to 20' spans and 24' heights. Further, its' self-propelled capability makes maneuvering of even the largest loads simple.