36-ton Integrex e670 — Full removal, transport and reinstallation.

IMS was instructed to carry out the full relocation of a 36-ton Mazak Integrex e670 CNC machine. The scope of the project included removing the machine from its existing location, loading and transporting it to a new site, and completing the installation into its final working position.

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This type of machinery requires careful handling due to its size, weight and precision components. A structured approach was taken from the outset, with the correct lifting equipment and methods selected to ensure the move could be carried out safely and efficiently.

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• Removal of the Mazak Integrex e670 from its original location
• Loading and transport to the client’s new premises
• Offloading and controlled movement into position
• Skating the machine into final location within the workshop
• Preparation for anchoring including core drilling
• Securing the machine using threaded rod and resin
• Full end-to-end installation as a turnkey service

The project was completed safely and efficiently, with the machine successfully installed and prepared for operation. The structured approach ensured full control throughout each stage of the move, reducing risk and maintaining safety on site at all times.

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By coordinating the removal, transport and installation as a single operation, IMS was able to deliver a seamless relocation process with minimal disruption to the client’s workflow. The machine was positioned accurately and secured correctly, allowing it to be brought back into production as quickly as possible.

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This project demonstrates IMS’s ability to handle large, complex CNC machinery moves, providing clients with confidence that even high-value equipment can be relocated safely, efficiently and with minimal downtime.