Using high-pressure hydraulics for the assembly and disassembly of a 230-ton structure! A case of developing a unique system.
The Belgian company Stageco built three massive identical stages for the U2 360° tour. One of the construction requirements was that the stage could be assembled and disassembled relatively quickly. Therefore, the company's challenge was how to assemble and dismantle a gigantic structure weighing 230 tons each time. To address this, the company collaborated with Enerpac to develop a unique system based on the Synchronous Lift System. They were able to lift the modular structure quickly and safely to a height of 30 meters. In the world of entertainment, it is clear that shows are becoming increasingly larger and better. This new technology allows set designers even more freedom, enabling them to create grand stages in more locations. In other words, this is a technological step that sets a new trend. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Case Overview】 ■Client: Stageco (Belgium) ■Product: Hydraulic units, synchronized lift systems, etc. ■Result: Rapidly and safely lifted a modular structure to a height of 30 meters. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The Japanese corporation Enapack is the local subsidiary of the American company Actuant. It was established in Japan in 1967. The U.S. headquarters is the world's largest manufacturer of high-pressure hydraulic equipment, with a history spanning a century. It has 2,300 employees on a consolidated basis and sales of 84 billion yen. The company manufactures hydraulic and electric equipment (hydraulic pumps, hydraulic cylinders) and operates globally with local subsidiaries in 30 locations and over 2,000 distributors. In Japan, the sales offices include the headquarters in Saitama Prefecture, as well as sales offices in Osaka and Fukuoka. The sale of industrial hydraulic equipment primarily relies on wholesale through distributors, with more than 100 distributors nationwide. Thanks to years of trust and achievements from our customers, our company has continued to grow together with them, and we have earned a solid reputation in domestic sales. Furthermore, we provide global support for product exports worldwide.