We would like to introduce a case of relocating silos due to the construction of a new plant!
We would like to introduce the relocation work of the cement silo that was carried out at a concrete secondary products factory in Shiga Prefecture. With the construction of the new plant, it was necessary to move the silo to a different location, and we conducted the relocation work. The silo to be relocated has a diameter of 4,800 mm, a height of 13,000 mm, and weighs approximately 11 tons. This was the first time we relocated a silo of this size, and we were concerned about whether the silo would deform when lifted, but we were relieved to complete the work safely. [Case Overview] ■ Reason for Construction: It was necessary to move the silo due to the construction of the new plant. ■ Response Details - Used a crane to lift the silo - Transported by trailer to the storage location within the site *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Showa Koki Co., Ltd. has developed alongside our customers by engaging in the construction and maintenance of cement logistics equipment and concrete manufacturing equipment. We have established a system to cover all services related to ready-mixed concrete and cement. From proposing and constructing batch plants to maintenance services that ensure high-quality shipments, our mobile silo service that is highly active on-site, manufacturing various products, building powder equipment, mechanical design, and electrical design, we have organized our system to assist in various aspects meticulously. Please feel free to contact us with your requests.
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