Industrial assembly / Industrial installation

An industrial relocation, also known as a factory or plant relocation, is a complex process in which companies move their production equipment from one site to another. This step may be necessary to meet operational requirements, reduce costs, or improve market proximity. Industrial assembly plays a crucial role in this context, as it involves dismantling, transporting, and reassembling production equipment. Here, we will explain the importance, challenges, and best practices of industrial assembly, which is an integral part of our work as a specialist heavy and special transport provider.

Importance of Industrial Assembly

Relocating production equipment is a complex process that requires careful planning and precise execution. Industrial assembly is key in this process, ensuring that machines and equipment are properly dismantled, transported, and reassembled at their new location. Efficient industrial assembly minimizes downtime, controls costs, and quickly restores productivity.

Challenges in Industrial Assembly

Industrial assembly in the context of a factory relocation involves several challenges:

• Complex Dismantling: Dismantling production equipment requires expertise and precision to prevent damage and ensure that all parts are properly labeled and stored.
• Logistics and Transport: Transporting dismantled equipment to the new location requires well-planned logistics to ensure safe arrival without damage.
• Reassembly: Reassembling equipment at the new site also requires expertise and precision to guarantee proper operation and compliance with safety standards.
• Time Pressure: Industrial relocations often must be completed under tight deadlines to minimize production downtime, demanding precise planning and coordination.
• Risk Management: Because industrial relocations are costly, comprehensive risk management is essential to prevent unforeseen problems and cost overruns.

Best Practices in Industrial Assembly

To overcome these challenges, companies should implement best practices in industrial assembly:

• Thorough Planning: Detailed planning is key to success, including creating a schedule, allocating resources, and identifying potential risks.
• Qualified Teams: Working with experienced teams for dismantling, transport, and reassembly is essential.
• Safety and Quality: Compliance with safety standards and quality control prevents accidents and costly repairs.
• Communication and Coordination: Clear communication and coordination among all parties, including staff, suppliers, and service providers, is critical.
• Traceability: Labeling and documenting all dismantled parts ensures smooth reassembly.

Lanzell Industrial Relocation and Assembly Berlin

Lanzell GmbH Berlin specializes in handling anything large, heavy, difficult, or complex and is a reliable logistics provider for relocating and transporting machines and technical equipment of all kinds in Berlin and across Germany. With over 30 years of experience in logistics and relocation, we ensure your industrial assembly is professionally managed from planning to execution, allowing you to resume production quickly. We move your valuable machines efficiently and cost-effectively, while always prioritizing the safety and integrity of your equipment.

To ensure your industrial relocation is fast and effective, our staff are specially trained and continuously updated. A dedicated project manager oversees all aspects of your relocation. Our personnel provide professional support for dismantling and reassembling machines and technical equipment, ensuring safe transport. High-quality equipment (e.g., 2.5t tail lift, trucks with 220V power supply) guarantees a smooth and efficient process. We also provide reliable assistance with warehouse relocation and transport of IT and data equipment.

Cross-Industry Industrial Assembly

At Lanzell Berlin, we work across industries, including manufacturing, food production, medical and pharmaceutical sectors, and logistics providers. We relocate anything large and heavy, for example:

• Printing presses, folding machines
• Cooling systems, heaters, boilers
• Generators, turbines
• Pharmaceutical technology (sterilizers, etc.), laboratory equipment
• CNC machines, milling machines, drilling machines, printing machines
• Injection molding machines
• Filling lines
• Packaging and labeling machines
• Elevators, escalators, industrial doors, high racks, high-bay storage systems, warehouse technology
• IT equipment (server racks, etc.)