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ACR Theatrical Machinery

Design and construction of theatrical automation equipment. Scenery and curtain automation, electric winches, light scaffolding and mobile towers. Italy.

http://www.acr.it/

ASG Stage Products

Stage equipment design, manufacture and installation. UK.

http://www.asgstage.co.uk/

Graand

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Gala Theatrical Equipment

Rigging systems and stagelift technology for theatres, auditoriums and halls around the world. Makers of the Spiralift stage lift. St. Hubert, Quebec.

http://www.galainfo.com/

Major Theatre Equipment Corp.

Manufacture, sales, design, installation, and rental of stage drapery, rigging, projection screens, and large custom window drapery.

http://www.majortheatre.com/

Pook Diemont and Ohl, Inc.

Design and contracting for theatres, sound stages and architectural installations. Manufactures and installs theatrical rigging systems, control systems, drapery, acoustical shells and lifts. Installs nationwide. Bronx, NY

http://www.pdoinc.com

Stagecraft Industries

Manufacturer and installer of stage and studio equipment since 1960.

http://www.stagecraftindustries.com/

Theatrequip - STE Australia Pty Ltd

Manufacturer and installer of purpose made stage machinery, curtains and curtain track for stage and studio use.

http://www.theatrequip.com.au

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