SLEC

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23 Fontana Lane, Suite 110
Baltimore, MD 21237
About SLEC
  • Incorporated in the United States for more than 30 years; we have EARNED our enviable reputation for supplying a great product, at a competitive price and backed up by the best product support in the business. Of course, everyone will endeavor to give you comfort, but with experience like ours and with more than 4,000 sets of lifts supplied we have proven it. Today, we are still asked to supply parts for the very first lifts we sold…and we do.

    While there are other companies selling mobile lifts; they are often treated by them as a sideline product – just one of a number of products they offer. You wouldn’t buy a mobile lift from a big-box store and you wouldn’t call a chain gas-station to get it service
Competitors of SLEC

  • Excel Equipment & Supply Co., Inc.

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  • SEFAC USA, Inc.

    SEFAC Heavy duty mobile wired and wireless column lifts for both the road and rail industries. Our S2 & S3 Wired Lifts, and our SW3 Patented Wireless Lifts (US Patent # US10.005.648.B2) are all ALI Certified and capable of lifting 18,000-lbs per column. SEFAC also manufactures heavy duty...
Products by SLEC

  • SEFAC

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