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Swing-Lo Suspended Scaffold Company was formed in 1955, after H. Geo. Leonard, of the H. Geo. Leonard & Sons Painting Company, developed a more competitive and economic method to paint bridges while working on the I-94 Interstate Highway Program. Using the ice tong principle, Mr. Leonard invented a suspended scaffold system: roller, stationary clamps and hanger frames that rode along structural beam flanges and allowed workmen access to all areas of the bridge without interfering with traffic below. Why Swing-Lo? Since 1955, the product line has expanded to accommodate many other types of applications in temporary or permanent installations.
Sold direct or through its network of 200 distributors, several models of steel-suspended scaffolding are available throughout the U.S. & Canada. Stainless steel and aluminum models are also available for specialized applications. Company Info All Swing-Lo Systems meet or exceed OSHA standards. As a matter of fact, OSHA has used our safety manuals in their scaffolding safety training programs. Swing-Lo Suspended Scaffold Co.
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