Construction

In Maharashtra, Sanghvi Movers Lifts a 670 MT Splitter Column Section

Published

28/03/2024

At the Petrochemical Complex of GAIL (India) Limited in Usar, Maharashtra, Sanghvi Movers Limited has lifted the biggest Splitter Column piece, weighing 670 MT, using its largest crane, which has a capacity of 1600 MT. With a total weight of 1605 MT and a length of 125 metres, the load was raised with the use of SANY SCC16000A and Demag CC2800-1 cranes. This accomplishment demonstrates Sanghvi Movers Limited’s outstanding proficiency in heavy lifting and its commitment to superior crane operations.

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