Breaking Through: Stories from Wyoming Pioneers - Episode 3: L&H Industrial
18 Sep 2023
Next up in our series of showcasing Wyoming Pioneers is L&H Industrial from Gillette. Big dreams require big machines, and that’s right in L&H’s wheelhouse. As President Mike Wandler says, “When we end up colonizing Mars, there will be something for L&H to work on.”
Founded in 1964 and now in its third generation, this family business has grown from a small welding shop servicing coal fields in Northwest Wyoming to building machines big enough to transport space rockets. L&H works on a scale a lot bigger than the rest of us, providing the biggest and hardest-working machines on the planet.
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