How we install your cleanroom crane: no surprises, full control

When building a cleanroom, every detail matters. Air quality, the choice of materials, the positioning of equipment: everything must align. At first sight, a crane may seem like just another component, but in practice it is a crucial link in the overall process. At Mennens Cleanroom Cranes we understand this better than anyone. No lifting solution is ever standard. Each crane is designed and installed with close attention to the unique requirements of the customer.

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No surprises on installation day

The installation process begins long before the crane is placed. During construction meetings we coordinate our activities with all parties involved, such as electrical engineers and flooring contractors. This collaborative approach creates transparency in project progress and avoids surprises on the day of installation. By identifying potential issues early and aligning schedules, we establish the right conditions for flawless execution.

Technicians from Mennens Cleanroom Cranes supervise the safe installation of a cleanroom crane.

The work plan as guide for technical precision

Installing a cleanroom crane requires technical expertise and accuracy. One of the first steps is drafting a detailed work plan. This plan specifies, among other things, the power supply, positioning, routing into the cleanroom, and project phasing. The plan is shared with all stakeholders, ensuring everyone knows exactly what needs to be done and when. This structured approach prevents misunderstandings and secures an efficient process.

Team members from Mennens Cleanroom Cranes coordinate to ensure a smooth and error-free installation.

Assembly, measurement and inspection: accurate to the millimeter

The process starts with measuring the crane runway. Using laser equipment, distances and heights are determined with millimeter precision, within minimal tolerances. Any deviations are immediately evaluated and, if necessary, corrected. This ensures the safety, reliability, and functionality of the lifting solution.

Handover and documentation: transparent and traceable

Before mounting the crane, the runway undergoes inspection. Following this check, the crane is installed on the runway. A visual inspection is carried out to detect any potential transport damage. Even when other construction activities take place simultaneously, we ensure seamless integration into the project. All data, such as measurement results, work reports, and the Site Acceptance Test (SAT), are recorded and shared with stakeholders so that all relevant documentation is accessible.

Once the work is complete, the formal handover takes place. From that moment, the crane is ready for immediate use in the cleanroom environment.

Team members from Mennens Cleanroom Cranes discussing the preparation for a controlled and surprise-free cleanroom crane installation.

Are you working on a new cleanroom and curious about how we can contribute to a safe and reliable lifting solution? Contact us for an exploratory consultation.

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