[Construction Example] Evaporator Installation Work
Reliable construction even in a limited workspace! Here is a case study of the installation work for an evaporator carried out in conjunction with the update of existing equipment.
Prevent troubles caused by "surrounding equipment obstructing delivery" during equipment updates! We are currently distributing examples of safely handling delivery, lifting, hoisting, and installation using large cranes, ensuring reliable construction even in limited workspaces. 【Recommended for these concerns】 ◆ Want to deliver and install new equipment in a factory with limited space ◆ Need to consider delivery routes and lifting methods due to proximity of surrounding equipment For more details on the examples, please check the catalog download. For inquiries about delivery conditions, site surveys, or details of past plant construction examples, feel free to "contact us via the web."
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Corresponding processes/scenes: - Renovation work for aging exhaust and deodorization equipment in chemical plants and food factories - Heavy material transportation lines to rooftops and high places with complicated existing ducts, piping, and racks - Switching to factory-completed unit delivery in locations where long-term scaffolding installation and the use of open flames are restricted
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In manufacturing plants for chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food, and metal surface treatment, it is utilized in the renewal of acid and alkali exhaust treatment fans, local exhaust blowers, and dust collection and deodorization blower rooms. It is suitable for congested yards where the installation position of cranes is limited, and for plants that want to safely complete equipment updates in a short period while operating other lines.
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Kuratech started its company with the feeling of "empathy," incorporating the opinions of all employees to create a better company together. In the beginning, we focused mainly on steel frame construction, but we have immersed ourselves in the plant industry driven by customer needs, diversity, and a spirit of challenge. Through various experiences beyond steel frame construction, we have acquired skills and achievements, contributing to our customers. Now, we have more partners with whom we can collaborate and support each other, aiming to further enhance customer satisfaction. All of us at Kuratech will continue to work diligently with the spirit of "sanpo yoshi" (good for the seller, good for the buyer, good for society) so that many people will say, "I'm glad I chose to work with you."