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The new method of significantly reducing Building Load out costs

HOW CAN YOU ACHIEVE THIS?

The Loadswift system has its own Beam Hoist that works in combination with our unique rolling platforms capable of lifting loads of up to 2.5 Te. This works independently of the tower crane and each Loadswift system can be tailor made to meet the needs of your construction.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

• Measurable cost savings derived from reduced use of tower crane time and more efficient loading options
• Great flexibility as the system takes just one hour to install and as little as 30 minutes to relocate the platforms form floor to floor when required
• Only one entry section is needed for the building as the platforms can be stacked in parallel
• Improved energy efficiency because the building can be easily closed up at the end of the working day. The rolling platforms retract inside the building within seconds
• The system can be used in all kinds of weather. The hoist is not impacted by high winds and the platforms are located inside the building when not in use. This is particularly beneficial in locations where snow occurs is wintertime
• The platforms are easy to use. They can be manoeuvred in and out of the building by just two workmen
• The Loadswift system is extremely safe. It is accredited to BS 2573 and BS 5950.
• Finally the Loadswift system can help you to meet increasingly challenging environmental requirements. It produces just 16% of the carbon load of a tower crane.

LoadSwift is avaialable for purchase or hire through our dedicated partners.

Mike King, project manager for VINCI said: “The Loadswift system is unique and efficient.

The project demanded that we achieve an incredibly tight concrete programme and at the same time pre-load the floors with material for the building envelope and the internal fit out. We would have had to sacrifice considerable hook time from the concrete programme if it were not for the LoadSwift system which was able to function independently to load out the building.

Without the system we could have potentially lost 2 to 4 weeks on the concrete programme alone.”