SBS recently completed the dismantling, packaging, and transport of a SIDEL filling line for our client in the UK, a key player in the beverage industry. The project, spanning approximately 20 days, involved the safe and efficient disassembly, packaging, and transportation of the entire filling line to a new location.
Scope of Work
The project encompassed the following key stages:
- Initial Assessment and Match Marking: The process began with a thorough site assessment and the application of SBS’s specialist match marking system. This system ensured that every component of the Sidel filling line was meticulously cataloged and labeled for easy reassembly at the destination.
- Dismantling: Our skilled engineers carefully dismantled the Sidel filling line, ensuring that all parts were handled with care and precision. This stage required technical expertise to safely disconnect mechanical and electrical components, taking great care to prevent any damage during disassembly.
- Packaging: Once dismantled, the components were securely packaged using large wooden pallets, providing sturdy support during transit. To further ensure the safety of the equipment, a special cling film and hand heater were used to wrap the machinery, creating a protective layer that kept it secure and safeguarded from external elements.
- Loading and Transport: SBS’s team loaded the packaged equipment onto transport vehicles. Some components were transported using curtain side trucks, while others required specialist flatbed transport due to their size and shape. Our logistics team worked efficiently to ensure that everything was loaded securely and ready for the journey.
- Completion and Delivery: The equipment was successfully transported to the destination, where it was prepared for reinstallation. The entire process, from dismantling to transport, was completed within 20 days, ensuring that the project was carried out on schedule with minimal disruption to the client’s operations.