Transport and installation of the machine on site

In many plants, the challenge is not the selection of the right machine, but its physical implementation, very often limited by the dimensions of the hall or the space in general. Passageways that are too narrow, low floor load-bearing capacity, structural limitations of the building or the impossibility of dismantling walls are everyday occurrences in older halls or industrial facilities. In such conditions, not every solution can be simply 'inserted'. Sometimes an approach is needed that can adapt to the space - rather than requiring adaptation. When a standard machine model can be installed and commissioned without any problems, everything goes quickly and smoothly. But when the building structure offers no flexibility - the only option becomes a variant that disassembles and adapts to the conditions already on site. This is when it is worth betting not on compromises, but on a solution that assumes working in a confined space from the outset - and treats it not as a problem, but as a starting point for action.