AeroGo

AeroGo, founded in 1967 and headquartered in Tukwila, Washington, specializes in the design and manufacture of air casters and innovative load-moving solutions. Utilizing air film technology, AeroGo's products facilitate the movement of heavy and oversized loads with minimal friction and effort. Their solutions are particularly valuable in environments where traditional wheeled transport isn't feasible or where delicate handling of large items is required.

Key Offerings:

Air Casters: These devices use a thin layer of air to lift and move heavy objects. The resulting low friction allows for the transport of heavy loads with minimal force.

Air Platfoms: Ideal for ergonomic positioning and easy movement of hefty loads.

Air Skid Systems: Used in various industries like aviation, manufacturing, and material handling, these systems provide flexible solutions for moving equipment and materials.

Custom Solutions: AeroGo also specializes in tailored solutions to meet specific industrial needs, including those in cleanroom environments.

Applications:

AeroGo's technology is applicable across a range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, and healthcare. Their solutions have been used for moving large manufacturing equipment, aircraft components, and even entire buildings.

Industry Impact:

The company's technology offers several benefits:

Efficiency: Reduced friction makes moving heavy loads quicker and easier.

Safety: Air caster systems distribute weight evenly, reducing the risk of damaging floors and loads.

Adaptability: Their systems can be adapted for a wide range of environments and applications.

Services:

AeroGo also provides consultation, training, and support services to ensure that clients can effectively implement and utilize their load-moving equipment.

In summary, AeroGo is a leader in innovative load movement technologies, specializing in air caster systems that simplify the transport of heavy and cumbersome items, thereby improving efficiency, safety, and adaptability in diverse industrial settings.

206-575-3344
www.AeroGo.com
206-575-3505

Products

air casters, air bearings, transporters and Aero-Transporters

Seattle USA

1170 Andover Park West
Seattle WA 98188
USA

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