Industrial Equipment Shifting & Positioning
Shifting heavy equipment through basements, confined plant rooms and narrow corridors to its final position — including vibration-free moves in live facilities.

Overview
Getting equipment from the unloading point to its foundation is often the hardest part of the job. IPN LIFTERS specialises in shifting heavy equipment through basements, confined plant rooms, narrow corridors and multi-level facilities using hydraulic skates, pipe rollers, chain pulley systems and skilled manpower. We have moved chiller compressors through a live data centre using purely manual, vibration-free methods to protect running servers, repositioned transformers under live overhead bus bars, and shifted chillers across plant rooms where floor loading demanded load-spreading plates. Whatever the constraint — headroom, door width, floor capacity or a facility that cannot stop running — we plan the route and execute the move with precision.
How We Deliver It
Route Assessment
Survey the movement path, verify floor loading, headroom and door clearances
Method Selection
Choose rollers, skates or manual chain-block methods based on load and site constraints
Controlled Movement
Execute the shift step-by-step with spotters monitoring clearances throughout
Final Positioning
Position the equipment on its foundation with precision alignment
Equipment Used
- Hydraulic Skates
- Pipe Rollers
- Chain Pulley Blocks
- Jacks & Load-Spreading Plates
Sectors Served
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Chiller Unloading, Lifting & Installation
Specialist unloading, lifting, shifting and placement of chillers from 50 TR to 2700 TR onto foundations — trusted by OEMs, MEP contractors and facility owners across India.
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Unloading, dragging and foundation placement of power transformers from 50 MVA to 510 MVA — including movement through live substations and plant infrastructure.
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Crane lifting of chillers and heavy equipment to rooftops, terraces and upper floors — proven up to 45 metres height at 20-metre radius.
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