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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18 February 2021 Metamorphosis of the EDT Protea vessel

Last week, the crew of Wagenborg Nedlift and Wagenborg Stevedoring worked together on a transformation project of survey vessel EDT Protea. This whip will be transformed to a walk-to-work vessel on behalf of the North Sea offshore sector.

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12 February 2021 'Round-the-World Journey' from Wijhe to Woerden

Last week a very special transport could be seen in Woerden. The deck for the new Kwakel Bridge over the Old Rhine was transported to its destination.

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08 February 2021 Unique solution for Wörsdorf rail viaduct

The Wörsdorf rail viaduct, which runs through the idyllic town of Idstein in the state of Hesse, and is situated on the Frankfurt - Eschhofen rail line, is in urgent need of renovation.Therefore, the Wörsdorf viaduct is being replaced by a new one. The new viaduct will be slid into place this coming Easter weekend. This is a large-scale operation, one in which the Wagenborg Engineering specialists were involved from a very early stage.

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