- Tincors Team
The unloading of a 110-ton press in Starogard Gdański.
Unloading machines with large dimensions and weight is an exceptionally complex task that requires a skilled team and specialized equipment. Handling such challenges is routine for us, and we are pleased to share our experience with you.
In one of our recent projects, we had the opportunity to unload and install a hydraulic press weighing 110 tons in one of the production warehouses. Our team utilized a mobile crane to unload the machine, and the entire task was completed within a single day.
The unloading of the press presented difficulties due to the machine's dimensions and the limited space in the production warehouse. However, our skilled team quickly took on the challenges to execute the task with the utmost precision.
Initially, our team prepared the unloading area to safely transport the machine to its designated location. Subsequently, the mobile crane was positioned correctly to allow for a safe and precise lifting of the press.
The mobile crane played a crucial role in this project as it enabled us to lift and move the hydraulic press to its intended location. By utilizing the crane, we could minimize the risk of damaging the machine, which is of paramount importance for such large and valuable equipment.
After safely lifting the machine, our operators carefully shifted it to its intended position, aligning it precisely as required by the project. The entire process was carried out efficiently and safely, allowing us to accomplish the task within a single day.
In conclusion, unloading a 110-ton hydraulic press is a complex task, but our skilled team handled it effortlessly. The use of a mobile crane allowed us to conduct the entire process safely and precisely. If you require assistance with unloading or transporting large machines, please don't hesitate to contact us; we would be more than happy to help!
Machines and accessories used in the execution of the project:
Truck with hydraulic loading crane (HDS).
Mobile crane.
Tools necessary to secure the press.