the long list
More kinds of rigging we handle
Riggers get called for far more than machine shops. If it's heavy, awkward, fragile, or sitting somewhere it was never meant to leave, it's a rigging job. A few more we run regularly:
Precision & laboratory equipment
Semiconductor tools, electron microscopes, lab instruments, and test stands that can't take shock or tilt — moved on air-ride with vibration-conscious handling and set on isolated pads. See lab and precision equipment movers.
Printing presses & packaging lines
Multi-unit presses, folders, converting and packaging lines broken down in sequence, labeled, moved, and reassembled in order. See printing press movers.
Machinery removal & decommissioning
Retired machines, dead lines, and whole plants rigged out safely so the floor can be handed back. See machinery removal.
Tanks, vessels & process equipment
Storage tanks, pressure vessels, reactors, and skids rigged out of process buildings and set on new saddles or foundations.
Rooftop & crane-in work
Rooftop units, cooling towers, and mechanical equipment picked onto roofs and into penthouses, with the lift, the street closure, and the setting planned as one job.
Structural & equipment setting
Precast pieces, steel members, modular skids, and enclosures set into place on new construction and plant expansions.
Conveyors, racking & warehouse equipment
Conveyor systems, pallet racking, mezzanines, and automation cells removed, relocated, and reinstalled around live operations.
Food, beverage & pharma lines
Processing, filling, and packaging lines moved with sanitary handling, sequenced so the new room is ready for validation.
Aerospace, defense & test equipment
Autoclaves, test cells, large machining centers, and tooling moved with the documentation and care those programs expect.
