Cisco-Eagle was born in 1970 when Warren Gandall, a material handling specialist for an industrial supply company, went into business for himself. He had a vision of creating a chain of material handling distribution companies in the Southwest. In partnership with one of the company's first vendors, Eagle Material Handling was born. Today, Cisco-Eagle executes a constant stream of projects larger than that first large system, utilizing a well-equipped team of project managers, engineers and design personnel. Adapting to the demands of customers was always the idea. In 1985, Eagle Material Handling formed a holding company and purchased Dallas-based Cisco Material Handling. Cisco had been in business since 1959, doing largely the same kind of projects Eagle Material Handling had done. They started with a rotary dial telephone system and five outside salesmen. There were no computers, no inside sales support, no systems support. Today, Cisco-Eagle's Dallas facility is pure state-of-the-art in both technology and personnel. The current Little Rock office was acquired in 1988. In April of 2000, Steve Strifler was named Cisco-Eagle's new President. In 1995, the two companies Eagle Material Handling and Cisco Material Handling merged to become Cisco-Eagle, Inc.

• Bins
• Boxes
• Cranes
• Vertical Lifts
• Low-Profile Extruded Alloy Conveyors
• Modular Plastic Belt Conveyors
• Heavy Duty Extruded Alloy Conveyors
• Low Profile Mild Steel Conveyors
• Industrial and Sanitary Conveyors
• Adjustable Angle Extruded Alloy Conveyors
• Standard Vertical Carousels
• Sorting Transfer Vehicles
• Steel Guard Rails
• Wire Enclosures
• Folding Metal Gates
• Mezzanine Railing
• Column Protectors
• Cabinets
• Racks