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Allied Marine Crane

Sherwood, United States

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Allied Marine Crane offers industry-leading crane and davit solutions for the military, petroleum, and shipping industries. The company is now an authorized reseller of Toimil folding cranes. Founded in 1976, Allied Systems Company acquired five divisions: Allied Marine Crane, Wagner, Allied Winch, Long Reach, and Freeman. Located in Sherwood, Oregon, Allied Systems Company provides durable, purpose-built equipment and was founded in 1976. The company has been operating for over four decades and is proud to be a veteran-owned, American-made company. In February 2025, the Navy received new crash and salvage cranes from Allied Marine Crane, strengthening fleet readiness.

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