tor-industries.pl

Manufactures lifting, warehouse and rigging equipment for workshops, warehouses and logistics centres

Gdańsk, PolandFounded 2017tor-industries.plWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01

About tor-industries.pl

Tor Industries makes lifting equipment, warehouse equipment, transport equipment and rigging accessories under the TOR brand. Product lines include hoists and winches, hydraulic and electric pallet trucks, self-propelled electric forklifts, rail jacks and lifting slings.

Customers are businesses and private buyers. Products are offered through the company's website at listed prices in PLN, with and without VAT, and custom quotes are available. Products are delivered to customers in Europe, Central Asia and South-East Asia. The company offers a 2-year warranty and warranty and post-warranty service through authorised service centres.

The TOR brand has been used for all group products since 2013. The Polish registry records the company as founded in 2017 and seated in Gdańsk. The group's factories hold ISO 9001:2008 certification, and products are supplied with EC declarations of conformity.

Product: Lifting devices (hoists, winches, hydraulic and electric pallet trucks, forklifts), warehouse equipment and lifting slings sold under the TOR brand.

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Leadership

  • I***** K**** · Prezes Zarządu (CEO (President of the management board))

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