Usually, with the construction and installation of runway columns, the column base is bolted and cemented to the floor. But like we said earlier, the folks at Deca don’t mess around! Each column base was constructed with extra wide plate, then was machine fit to another steel plate, which the workers at Deca had bolted to a floor plate. That’s a lot of steel!
In addition to the extra steel plating, all the tie backs for the crane were bolted, rather than welded, to the buildings frame. With over 640 mag-drilled holes, the cranes were fixed firmly into position.
By early 2017, Deca was bigger and better than ever with the addition of their new overhead cranes. Demag DH 1000 wire rope hoists completed the package and by February the job was complete.
If there is one thing Kristian Electric learned from our fantastic experience with Deca industries, it’s that bigger is usually better, at least in the mining and material handling industries.
Go big or go home, right?