Standard Cartage is your trusted expert for Chicago
machinery moving of heavy rigging, millwright and specialty transportation services.
Our specialized machinery movers, riggers, millwrights and
erectors can handle your toughest oversized/overweight
move across town or nationwide.
We work with plant managers, mechanical and electrical
contractors within several industries including HVAC, heavy
metal machinery, printing and more.
Our services include complete plant relocation, conveyor
installation, precision alignment, dismantling and erecting
services, export packing and crating, and complete warehouse services/storage.
Give us a call.
No matter how challenging the job may be, our skilled
managers and tenured staff will give you solid, cost effective
solutions to your unique moving/erecting needs.
We are fully bonded and insured, plus licensed for both
interstate and intrastate transportation.
Equipment Moved/Installed: Plastic and textile
machinery, machine tools, die cutters, computer,
recycling and food processing equipment.
The Job: Move 160,000# Hydraulic Stamping
Press equipment from Chicago to Crawfordsville,
Indiana. We provided transportation and rigging
services.
The Challenge: A heavy load set
in a 8’ plastic-lined well. We had to lift upright and
insert machinery into the well without touching the
side walls.
The Job: Move HVAC equipment to the roof of a 15
story building.
The Challenge: Crane operator had to lift equipment
to the roof without dropping or damaging building
structure.
Equipment Moved/Installed: Printing Presses, die
cutters, paper cutters.
The Job: 6-color 40” printing press received at
warehouse, uncrated. Re-skidded, loaded and
delivered to plant. Unloaded, rigged and erected
press in building basement.
The Challenge: Small opening/tight quarters within
building.
Equipment/Moved/Installed: Oversized Tanks and oversized loads.
The Job: Dismantle oversized storage
tanks and load on trucks to be delivered dockside for
loading on barges for delivery.
The Challenge: Weld temporary lugs on the
sides of the tanks. Then slowly lower
tanks by operating multiple cranes on each side of the
tank without dropping or damaging the tanks.