About Mighty Lift - Material Handling Products

In 1997 MightyLift opened its doors for business in Houston, to supply the pallet truck marked in North America. The company has earned a solid reputation as a quality manufacturer and wholesaler of material handling equipment. Houston has been our home for over 20 years and it has seen our name grown to be one of America’s most trusted brands.  Hurricane Harvey was a category 4 storm that devastated the Texas coast. According to the National Hurricane Center, it caused $125 billion in damages. The 2017 hurricane devastated families and affected more than 3 million children.  We knew we wanted to help in some way and what better way than by donating equipment that would be used in the relief

Named one of the best companies to work for in the United States and #1 among big companies, Publix truly cares about its employees and puts safety and ergonomics at the top of their list of employee concerns.  The Problem: Foot Safety Issues due to High Turnover Rates Two of the biggest problems in the retail grocery industry are safety and high turnover rates for employees. Also, many employees are younger, inexperienced men and women. Traning here is essential and, due to the factors described, safety features on equipment are just as essential. One of the biggest tasks their employees face every day is pulling pallets off of trucks and into the back warehouse of each Publix store. One of

Problem #1: Back problems and fatigue due to inferior wheels At Walmart, the employees who stock their shelves for a living are tasked with moving heavy loads of merchandise constantly, day in and day out. This was causing great fatigue for many of them with their old pallet jacks. Walmart’s buyers asked us if we could create a pallet jack that required less initial pulling force. They also asked if we could provide a jack that incorporated dynamic pulling, all of which would reduce the force necessary to push and pull the jack and thus reduce back-related injuries and employee fatigue. Initially, here at Mighty Lift, we thought that replacing the polyurethane wheels on their jacks with nylon wheels would