Industrial delivery for specialist and niche manufacturing sectors
Not every manufacturing programme sits within a single established industry category. Beck & Pollitzer supports specialist manufacturers with machinery installation, factory relocation, heavy equipment handling and multi-discipline project delivery adapted to the equipment, processes and operating constraints of each facility.
Our experience covers specialist manufacturing operations across Europe, North America and other international markets, from individual heavy-machine installations to complete factory relocations and process-plant transfers. The work spans both established and emerging manufacturing technologies, with scope tailored to each production environment.
Four areas of coverage
Green energy manufacturing
Green energy manufacturers moving into new or expanded facilities need more than equipment relocation alone. From micro-turbine and wind-component production to solar and battery-storage equipment manufacturing, Beck & Pollitzer supports full turnkey factory relocation and fit-out for renewable energy and power generation equipment manufacturers, coordinating turnkey relocation and fit-out alongside mezzanine floors, workshops, offices and utility installation.
- Wind, solar and battery-storage equipment manufacturing
- Micro-turbine and renewable component production
- MEP and utility installation
- Principal Contractor programme delivery

Ceramics manufacturing
Ceramics production relies on heavy press and forming equipment that has to be positioned with precision despite its scale. Beck & Pollitzer supports the assembly and positioning of heavy ceramics press equipment, with heavy press assembly and positioning used in place of large-crane lifting to keep programmes time and cost-effective.
- Heavy press and forming equipment
- Frame and hydraulic cylinder positioning
- Specialist hydraulic lifting systems
- Site-specific rigging solutions

Plastics & injection moulding
Plastics manufacturing brings together large injection moulding machines, mould and tooling changeovers, and resin-feed and material-handling systems that all have to be positioned and commissioned precisely. Beck & Pollitzer rigs and positions large-scale injection moulding equipment, including the safe offloading, levelling and alignment of exceptionally heavy machinery within tight installation windows, with heavy-machine levelling and alignment supporting accuracy under demanding site and schedule conditions.
- Injection moulding machine rigging and positioning
- Mould and tooling changeover systems
- Levelling and alignment of oversized equipment
- Resin-feed and material-handling equipment
New & emerging manufacturing sectors
Not every manufacturer fits an established sector, and unfamiliar equipment or a first-of-a-kind production line doesn’t reduce the need for careful engineering and planning. Beck & Pollitzer plans each programme around the equipment and process actually involved, with flexible multi-discipline delivery bringing mechanical, electrical and project workstreams together.
- First-of-a-kind and prototype production lines
- Electrical equipment and installation manufacturing
- Multi-discipline project and programme delivery
- Support for manufacturers without a dedicated industry page

110-tonne and 40-tonne press installation in Žacléř
- 2 Presses installed
- 110 tonnes + 40 tonnes Press weights
- gantry + VersaLift 40/60 + 5-tonne FLT + 10-m cherry picker Handling

Production line relocation in Italy
- 2,900 Project hours
- 21 days Duration
- 12 On-site team

Hydraulic press dismantling completed in nine days
- 9 days Timeline
- 24/7 Shift pattern
- 35 tonnes Heaviest retained component

Turnkey machinery relocation for an electrical components manufacturer
- 3,000 Project hours
- 5 operatives Core team
- match-marking through to reassembly Scope

Four-press line dismantling for international transport
- 4 Presses dismantled
- 2,000 tons Largest press
- 16 weeks Timeline

Extrusion line and crystalliser move: Italy to Belgium
- 17 days Timeline
- 5 Trucks
- extrusion line, crystalliser and dosing units Equipment

1,000-tonne press installation in the Czech Republic
- 1,000 tonnes Press capacity
- 500+ Project hours
- 10 hours Working day

Factory move from Hungary to three international destinations
- 450 tons Equipment shipped
- 27 Containers
- 3 Destination countries

Installation of two vertical presses in the Czech Republic
- 2 Presses installed
- 103 tons and 43 tons Press weights
- 10 hours Working day

Extruder line transfer from Germany to Hungary without OEM support
- 2 months Programme duration
- 10 Transport vehicles
- 2 Countries
Programme delivery & site safety
Specialist and niche manufacturing programmes often bring their own equipment, site conditions and scheduling constraints that don’t follow a standard pattern. Our cross-sector programme coordination plans equipment access, lifting sequences and site logistics around those constraints. Lifting activity, site access and work in confined or adverse conditions are managed under site-specific risk planning.

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Each programme is assessed on its own equipment, production process, site conditions and delivery requirements, with mechanical, electrical, lifting, logistics and project-management resources selected to suit the work rather than a template built for a specific sector.
Yes. For a green energy manufacturer in the UK, Beck & Pollitzer acted as Principal Contractor for a full turnkey factory relocation, sourcing and installing mezzanine floors, workshops, offices and enclosures alongside standard mechanical and electrical relocation services. Full turnkey factory relocation for a green energy manufacturer
Yes. For a ceramics producer in Ukraine, Beck & Pollitzer assembled a Sacmi PH7500 press with a 120-tonne frame and 57-tonne hydraulic cylinder, using a hydraulic lifting system to unload and position the press without a large crane, completing the programme in 8 days.
Yes. Process and production equipment can be dismantled with mechanical, electrical and service interfaces identified for reinstallation at the receiving site. The relocation sequence is planned around the equipment configuration, utilities and restart requirements rather than treating the move as transport alone.
Yes. Site conditions, equipment scale and lifting requirements vary significantly across specialist sectors, so method statements and lifting plans are developed individually for each programme, equipment type and site rather than reused from a previous project.