#Solutions

See how we used SPMTs and barges to move a 23000t jacket in Verdal, Norway.
For more info, check our website: www.sarens.com

[@tyroneweathersby4286]

It's so amazing how they put together a massive machinery to work on different project around the world .

[@tyroneweathersby4286]

These are amazing crane engines to do any kind of job.

[@jeffuthoff8622]

The coordination of so many cranes together is a testament to European engineering.

[@Ltolyan777]

So grand, I very want to work at the Sarens...!

[@jviert5638]

Impresionantes mega estructuras .

[@randyneil6161]

first to comment....excellent job

[@manuelvella6029]

Massive

[@corsakias]

What is thisjacket?

[@nicolek4076]

Axle is not spelled "axel".

[@danilocaguco9183]

Maybe 2,300 tons only. No one crane in this planet can lift 23,000 tons of load

[@noncched6839]

They sink the barge to get it off. Once the jacket is in the water the weight goes down significantly because the pipes provide flotation. Search for a video of a jacket launch.

[@stevengunter4990]

"Loaded" not lifted

[@bazzab1000]

The big lift at the end probably was 23,000 tons...

[@frankbertels1119]

I AM A GERMAN MY ENGLISH IS NOT SO GOOD BUT THE VIDEO WITH THESE TALLEST LAST IS ENORMES

[@bazzab1000]

Definitely 2,300 tons. Not 23,000

[@zulhamizan1997]

Heavy fabrication

lmao a 4x4 and a dowel and a pint of Guinness would work better