Plant engineering with Böcker
The plant engineering sector is one of the largest industrial sectors in Germany and refers to the construction of entire technical systems. These systems can include steel structures, pipeline assemblies and the integration of all the related machinery.
Depending on the project at hand, highly different requirements and technical conditions need to be taken into account during the construction phase. At Böcker, we supply a variety of high-quality and innovative plant engineering machines that make your processes more efficient and save on energy and time, no matter if your company specialises in process engineering, production technology, mechanical engineering, supply engineering or energy technology.
This page provides you with a summary of all our suitable products and allows you to quickly find the piece of Böcker equipment that perfectly matches your requirements.
From hoist to material lift.
Plant engineering not only includes transporting loads to different heights, but also people. Our state-of-the-art rack & pinion hoists and industrial lifts guarantee fast and secure access to all levels. Ranging from our compact S 225 Superlift to our Maxi Climber MC 650 dual mast platform,which can transport loads of over 6 tonnes to heights of up to 200 metres, you are sure to find the right model for your needs at Böcker. Our extremely variable ALP passenger lifts and ALP material lifts complete our product range.
Our services for you
No matter what industry you are in: You are sure to find the right product at Böcker. Please feel free to ask our team for advice if you need any assistance. They can discuss your needs and requirements and provide you with a more precise picture of our various models.
If you already a proud owner of one of our construction machines, but are looking for replacement parts, we recommend contacting our Replacement Parts Service and Technical Support Team.
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