Tank Lifting Equipment, Usage: Industrial Premises, Oil & Gas Industry

Since welding is done at ground level and not at heights, better quality is ensured and risk of accidents is “LOW”

Most work is done at ground level reducing risks of accidents. This is the safest and most preferred method for storage tank construction, discarding the need for a tall boom crane.

The jacking system dispenses with elaborate scaffolding requirements required to give access to welding at heights since now all welding is done at ground level.

New shell plates are to be erected ground level instead of being hauled up to about 30 heights or more saving precious construction time for alignment of plates. The time required lifting of men and material to heights is eliminated. Construction work is practically unaffected by or snow since most work is done under the of the tank itself.

USA, Latin America, South America, Europe, CIS, Africa, Middle–East, Australia, Asia Storage tanks are erected in practically every part of the world using Hydraulic jacking system. Along with this the top downwards tank erection considerably cuts construction time and cost. As most work is done at the ground level permitting faster erection times along with reducing the risk of accidents. Requires no crane, needs lesser manpower, saves money, time, and effort.

Welding inspectors can now conduct ultrasonic or other non-destructive tests on welds at ground level, facilitating ease of inspection and hence better quality control. No more climbing up to precarious positions for welding inspectors!

Work at ground level increases productivity thereby reducing required manpower.