Spanco Celebrates Grand Opening of Wisconsin Manufacturing Facility, Expanding Midwest Operations

Promise to Perform Industries, Inc., a leading provider of material handling solutions, hoists, and fall protection systems, proudly celebrated the grand opening of its new 43,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Franklin, Wisconsin, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held on October 8, 2026. The new facility began operations earlier this year and represents the company’s fourth manufacturing location in the United States.

The Franklin facility strengthens Spanco’s presence in the Midwest and supports increasing demand throughout the region. The plant expands the company’s capacity to fabricate and assemble Spanco® Gantry Cranes, Jib Cranes, and Workstation Bridge Cranes, along with Rigid Lifelines® fall protection systems.

Company leaders, employees, local officials, customers, distributors, and community partners gathered for the ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate this significant milestone and the company’s continued investment in manufacturing growth. The event underscored Promise to Perform Industries’ commitment to serving customers more efficiently while creating opportunities for future expansion.

The strategic location of the Franklin facility enables the company to reduce freight costs, shorten lead times, and provide additional manufacturing capacity to support both current and future product offerings. By manufacturing closer to customers throughout the Midwest, Promise to Perform Industries can deliver enhanced service and greater value to its growing dealer network and end users.

“This investment reflects our commitment to our Midwest customers, dealer network, and the continued growth of our brands. The opening of our Franklin facility is an exciting milestone for our company. We are grateful for the warm welcome we have received from the community and look forward to building lasting relationships while continuing to provide the quality products and service our customers have come to expect.” said Jeff Brazwell, President and CEO of Promise to Perform Industries, Inc.