Removal and replacement of two 15-ton double-girder and two 10-ton single-girder bridge cranes, with field modifications and electrical integration.
New crane installation / Lejeune, Thorp, Wisconsin
IMH responsibility
Field installation & replacement
Application
Crane Systems
Project location
Lejeune · Thorp, Wisconsin
Removal / 8 project photographs
Removing the old cranes.
The existing equipment, rigging, hoist handling, and lowered bridge sections. These photographs document the removal portion of the Lejeune replacement project.
From the delivery trailer to the existing runways. Follow the replacement equipment through handling, placement, and views of the new 10-ton and 15-ton cranes in the shop.
Remove existing crane equipment and install four replacement bridge cranes across an operating industrial facility.
Two 15-ton double-girder and two 10-ton single-girder replacement cranes
Existing runways, building clearances, and equipment-removal paths
Staging and installation work across several crane bays
02 / Our responsibility
What IMH took on.
Four replacement bridge cranes
Existing equipment removal and staging
Mechanical installation and electrical integration
This project demonstrates IMH’s field installation work. Equipment design and supply are separate responsibilities.
03 / The decisions
Make the interfaces work together.
01
Plan removal and placement as one sequence.
The published scope describes dismantling and removing the existing equipment, then staging the replacement cranes around available plant access and rigging paths.
02
Account for the existing facility.
The installation scope included field modifications, crane setting, and runway coordination. Existing dimensions and interfaces shaped the work in each bay.
03
Connect mechanical and electrical work.
Mechanical installation and electrical integration were part of the published project scope. The crane, hoist, power, and controls interfaces needed to be considered within the overall replacement plan.
04 / The documented result
Proof in the work.
IMH replaced two 15-ton double-girder and two 10-ton single-girder bridge cranes. IMH’s original project account reports equipment removal, field modifications, electrical integration, alignment, operational testing, and commissioning. The photographs document removal and installation; they do not establish acceptance-test results.
A replacement inherits the site. Review access, removal, staging, runway interfaces, and power alongside the new equipment.
What to bring to your project
Scope the existing equipment as carefully as the new.
This replacement involved two 15-ton double-girder cranes and two 10-ton single-girder cranes. Removal, field modifications, electrical work, and installation all had to fit the facility and the replacement sequence.
Start the scope conversation.
Bring the existing crane and runway information, removal path, staging space, lifting access, power interfaces, and available production windows.
Project photography: Lejeune, Thorp, Wisconsin. The galleries distinguish old-crane removal from new-crane delivery and installation. Contact IMH to discuss a replacement scope for your facility.
