Heavy loads expertly from A to B

Railway bridge Plate uniquely installed

The railway bridge over the A14 in Plate (near Schwerin, Germany) was in need of replacement. The new arched bridge was assembled next to the motorway on a tiny building site and had to be installed during a short closure of the motorway on the weekend. A nice challenge for the heavy lift specialists from Wagenborg Nedlift!

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"If I knew back in 2006 what I know now about your company, Wagenborg would definitely have got the contract!”

Wagenborg Nedlift has built up an excellent reputation in transporting transformers in Europe; from The Netherlands to Germany, from Scandinavia to Austria; by road, rail and sea. Projects are always safe, on schedule and completed as agreed.

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'A good cooperation is not just pleasant, it is also essential for a safe and successful execution of a project'

WAGENBORG TRANSPORTED THE FIRST POLY GENERATION PYROLYSIS PLANT OF EUROPE TO HENGELO, ONLY 15 KILOMETERS AWAY FROM ITS BIRTHPLACE ENSCHEDE.

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11 September 2020 Clever thinking for Churchill Bridge Leiden replacement

The Churchill Bridge in Leiden will be renovated this summer. The bridge is an important link for the N206, connecting the A4 and A44 motorways. The work will be carried out during the summer period to keep traffic delays at a minimum.

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03 September 2020 Template transport

Saint-Brieuc Offshore Wind Farm is being constructed in the Bay of Saint-Brieuc in Brittany, 16.3 kilometres off the French coast. When finished, the wind farm will produce 1,820 GWh annually, equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of 835,000 inhabitants. The installation works will last several months and will continue until 2022. The wind farm will be fully commissioned in 2023.

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11 August 2020 New mobile cranes for Wagenborg Nedlift!

Wagenborg Nedlift again invests in new heavy range lifting equipment. Two mobile telescopic cranes of the type LTM1450-8.1 (450 tons lifting capacity) and LTM1650-8.1 (700 tons lifting capacity) will be added to the fleet shortly.

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