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We’ve changed our name from Rouster Lifting & Rigging to Mazzella Rouster Rigging. Aside from the new name and logo, our member experience is virtually unchanged. Here are some common questions and answers related to this change.

In 2015, Rouster Wire Rope & Rigging was acquired by Mazzella Companies to expand lifting and rigging products and services to the south of the United States.

In 1954, James Mazzella founded Mazzella Wire Rope & Sling Co. in Cleveland, OH. For over 65 years, the company has grown organically by nurturing historic relationships, expanding its product offerings, and entering new markets through acquisition.

Mazzella Companies has acquired Rouster Wire Rope & Rigging. This acquisition will expand Mazzella Companies’ footprint and enhance their expertise in high-performance synthetics.

“Chuck Farmer and Rouster Wire Rope & Rigging are well-known as experts in the lifting business. Chuck’s vision and knowledge in the application of high-strength synthetic ropes will be invaluable to Mazzella. Their focus on safety has been the foundation of their outstanding reputation and fits right in with our culture,” says Tony Mazzella, CEO of Mazzella Companies.

Rouster is based in Beckley, WV and has been in business since 1993. Rouster has established a reputation as one of the industry’s most innovative, reliable, and knowledgeable companies in the rigging and lifting industry. The Rouster team possesses an undying commitment to extraordinary innovation, quality, safety, and service.

Chuck Farmer, who will continue to lead the growth and expansion of the business said, “The opportunity to sell additional lifting products and services is exciting. Expanding on the latest and emerging technologies in the lifting business has just been magnified. Our customers will reap the benefits of Rouster becoming part of the family of Mazzella Companies.”

Supplier of chain slings, synthetic and wire rope. The company manufactures and supplies chain slings, synthetic and wire rope and nylon and polyester web slings in USA.

Rouster is a supplier of synthetic rope, wire rope, chain slings, nylon and polyester web slings. The company is based in Mabscott, West Virginia, USA.

Tony Mazzella, Mazzella Companies CEO, said, “Chuck Farmer and Rouster Wire Rope & Rigging are well known as experts in the lifting business. Chuck"s vision and knowledge in the application of high strength synthetic ropes will be invaluable to Mazzella. Their focus on safety has been the foundation of their outstanding reputation and fits right in with our culture.”

Chuck Farmer, who will continue to lead the growth and expansion of the business said, “The opportunity to sell additional lifting products and services is exciting. Expanding on the latest and emerging technologies in the lifting business has just been magnified. Our customers will reap the benefits of Rouster becoming part of the family of Mazzella Companies.”

Mazzella Companies has acquired Rouster Wire Rope & Rigging, a supplier of synthetic rope, wire rope, chain slings, nylon and polyester web slings. The acquisition will expand Mazzella Companies’ footprint and enhance its expertise in high performance synthetics.

Rouster is based in Mabscott, West Virginia and has been in business since 1993. Rouster has established a reputation as one of the industry’s most innovative, reliable and knowledgeable companies in the rigging and lifting industry. The Rouster team possesses an undying commitment to extraordinary innovation, quality, safety and service.

Chuck Farmer, who will continue to lead the growth and expansion of the business, said: “The opportunity to sell additional lifting products and services is exciting. Expanding on the latest and emerging technologies in the lifting business has just been magnified. Our customers will reap the benefits of Rouster becoming part of the family of Mazzella Companies.”

Tony Mazzella, CEO of Mazzella Companies, said: “Chuck Farmer and Rouster Wire Rope & Rigging are well known as experts in the lifting business. Chuck’s vision and knowledge in the application of high strength synthetic ropes will be invaluable to Mazzella. Their focus on safety has been the foundation of their outstanding reputation and fits right in with our culture.”

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Basic machine with automatic transmission, Jib Offset 33" (10.2 m) - 57" (17.4 m), standard counterweight, auxiliary hoist, rotation resistant rope on both hoists, single lever-dual axis controls, Hydraulic A/C and LP Heater in Upper cab, 12 ton overhaul ball and 80-ton (72.6 mt), 5-sheave, Hook Block With Hook Latch, Remote Outrigger Controls