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News Release from: Dallas Contracting | Subject: Equipment removal projects
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 02 December 2004
Dallas contracting equipment removal
projects
Dallas Contracting completed two projects that consisted of the removal of various equipment from several active plants.
Dallas Contracting Co, a specialized contractor providing demolition, wrecking, dismantlement, onsite concrete crushing, scrap metal recycling and used/surplus equipment sales to the various industries, completed two (2) projects that consisted of the removal of various equipment from several active plants The first project was performed for an industry leader in the manufacture, design and development of unique and specialized silicone coated release liners
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 30 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The client wanted to install newer equipment at two plants and thus needed the old equipment removed.
The used equipment consisted of a rewind turret and associated dance and a unwind turret from a 72 inch silicone coater.
The units to be removed were located in two active plants in north New Jersey.
Dallas Contracting Co personnel rigged the equipment out of each plant and loaded the units onto flatbeds for scrap metal recycling.
The work was completed without incident or accident.
The second project was performed for a leader in the coffee, bottled water and pet food businesses.
The project consisted of the removal of several plastic storage tanks, several gas storage tanks, and a stainless steel process tank.
The plastic tanks were cut up and sent off site for disposal.
The carbon steel tanks and stainless steel tank were sent to a scrap metal recycling yard.
The work was completed without incident or accident.
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