Coric material positioning systems help teams move loads with more control, confidence and repeatability. Our crane-based solutions are designed around security, ergonomic handling and better workflow inside industrial facilities.
Built for real-world production, our warehouse positioning systems support precision lifting by improving load control, reducing unnecessary motion and keeping material flow moving. Our product portfolio includes overhead crane systems such as bridge cranes and overhead bridge cranes, as well as gantry cranes and jib cranes.
Cranes
Custom-designed cranes built to fit your facility. Coric supports a complete path from layout and design through installation, load tests and annual inspections so your lifting system performs the way your workflow needs it to.
Manipulators
For applications where control and ergonomics are critical, manipulators offer reach-in and reach-under handling with custom gripping capability for your product, helping improve workflow and reduce strain in repeatable tasks.
Hoists
Hoists should match the job and the load. Coric supports hoists selected for the correct speed and capacity for your application, with load testing and annual inspections available to help protect performance over time.
Below-Hook Lifting Devices
Below-hook lifting devices are designed to attach your load or product to the hoist hook. Depending on what you're handling, devices can be magnetic, mechanical or vacuum, helping improve stability and control during lifting and placement.
The best material positioning outcomes come from treating cranes and lifting tools as one connected system, planned around the load, the operator and the work. Coric supports the operation by aligning industrial cranes and handling components to improve safety, precision and workflow efficiency where repeatable placement and load control matter most.
Facility-Fit Crane Design & Implementation
Coric supports custom crane solutions designed to fit the facility and the job. From layout and design through installation, load tests and annual inspections, the focus is consistent: more dependable positioning performance.
Application-Matched Lifting Components for Better Load Control
Hoists are specified for the correct speed and capacity, and below-hook lifting devices can be magnetic, mechanical or vacuum-powered, helping teams lift and place loads with stability and intent.
Ergonomic Handling & Workflow Improvements
Manipulators provide reach-in and reach-under handling with custom gripping capability for your product, supporting ergonomic improvements and smoother task flow in repetitive or precision-focused handling scenarios.
Coric supports proactive service that helps reduce unplanned downtime and protects long-term performance across crane components, hoists and lifting devices.
Coric operator training helps teams use overhead crane systems safely and consistently, reinforcing the handling habits that improve precision and support better workflow.
Coric supports material positioning from crane layout and design through installation, load testing and ongoing inspections, so facilities can improve precision and efficiency.
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