Process:

Our rigging experts meticulously disassembled the machine, securing each part for safe transport.
The disassembled parts were then loaded onto the customer-provided truck, ensuring they were adequately protected and secured to prevent any movement during transit.

Equipment, Expertise, and Heat Considerations

At Pedowitz Machinery Movers, we combine state-of-the-art rigging tools and machinery with highly trained personnel to handle the significant weight of CNC components. Our equipment includes cranes and heavy-duty forklifts designed to manage the demands of industrial machinery moving.

Additionally, operating in South Florida, our team is well-versed in handling the challenges posed by the region’s heat and humidity. High temperatures can affect both machinery and workers, so we take extra precautions:

Heat Mitigation for Machinery: We ensure machinery is not exposed to prolonged direct sunlight, preventing overheating. Our team monitors temperatures closely and uses heat-resistant materials to protect sensitive components.

Worker Safety: We schedule work during cooler parts of the day, provide regular breaks, and ensure hydration for our team. This approach not only safeguards our crew but also maintains high levels of efficiency and precision.

Conclusion
The installation and removal of CNC machines are intricate tasks that demand careful planning and execution. By supplying the necessary labor and equipment, and incorporating heat management strategies, Pedowitz Machinery Movers successfully met the client’s needs. Our commitment to precision, safety, and adaptability underscores our ability to handle complex industrial projects effectively, even in challenging environments.