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Blue Giant Equipment Corporation 2009, Blue Giant was voted #1 in the Professional Door Dealer magazine's "Best of Business Dealers Choice Poll" in the Loading Dock Equipment category. Blue Giant's StrongArm SVR303 hydraulic vehicle restraint won the Bronze Award in the Material Handling Systems category of Plant Engineering magazine's 2009 Product of the Year awards. Blue Giant Equipment Corporation Blue Giant Equipment Corporation is a loading dock solutions provider with corporate headquarters in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. Blue Giant Equipment Corporation was founded in 1963 and initially specialized in the manufacture of dock levellers and hand pallet trucks. Later, the company expanded to other loading