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Home›Fossil Energy›The Netherlands: FG International Holland BV Launches FG Single Pole Lifter
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June 12, 2011 · about 15 years ago

The Netherlands: FG International Holland BV Launches FG Single Pole Lifter

FG International Holland BV, the Dutch Special Lifting company, has recently applied a brand new construction called FG Single Pole Lifter. Willtéco was awarded the high profile job to construct and exchange gearboxes on a jack-up platform in IJmuiden, The Netherlands. While the jack-up does have 2

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FG International Holland BV, the Dutch Special Lifting company, has recently applied a brand new construction called FG Single Pole Lifter.

Willtéco was awarded the high profile job to construct and exchange gearboxes on a jack-up platform in IJmuiden, The Netherlands. While the jack-up does have 2 sizeable deck cranes, both cranes cannot fully reach the enclosed area where the gearboxes are located.

As an alternative to putting a huge land based crane on the quayside, FG built, supplied and operated a flexible temporary (yellow) lifting construction called SPL50, designed around the specifics of the accessibility problem and the strong points of the platform.

In a combined effort of the jack-up owner, Willtéco and FG the initially planned 5 weeks job was actually completed within less than 3 weeks from the start; safe, smooth and fast.

The FG SPL50 can be applied on every type of jack-up or other construction where a limited footprint and/or insufficient existing crane capacity needs to be remedied.

Several jack-up drilling companies and classification societies have already shown a keen interest in the system as the aging worldwide jack-up fleet recognizes the good condition of the gearboxes in the jacking systems as a crucial factor in the overall personnel and rig safety offshore.

[mappress] Source:FG, June 12, 2011;

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