2002  Arlington Equipment long time engineers, designers and builders of equipment for industrial accounts including Johnson & Johnson, United Technologies, Wyeth, Weyerhauser, Ford, Boeing, etc is approached by the State of New York. A state operated institution required a machine to mechanize handling and installation of heavy security glass from inside a building under renovation. The first Mobile Ergonomic Handler (MEH) was born and enabled project completion efficiently with two people instead of six, safely with zero worker compensation claims or broken glass and completion way ahead of schedule.

2004 Management of Arlington Equipment commissions project to develop a complete line of MEH equipment specifically for the glass industry. A two year program of research into the requirements of glass installing contractors and fabricators results in volumes of data and information providing marching orders for product engineers.

2006 MEH roll out to industry in trade publications. Production of the GFB and AB series begins.

2007-2008 MEH machines are accepted by the glass industry requiring two separate production lines. R&D new features including micromotion controls and lateral side shift are introduced. The Model AB-100-2 combining the stability of the GFB series with the compact versatility of the AB series is introduced.

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