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    12’ x 60’ Double Ender

    12’ x 60’ Double Ender Engineer/Engineer (50/50) Site Building

    • Manufacturer: Tru-Co

    Each unit is equipped with: 2 offices 2 bedrooms 2 kitchens 2 bathrooms all appliances & electronics. Propane heat with electric baseboard back-up 2 - 400 lbs. propane tanks Central air conditioning and c...

    Alberta, Canada
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    Metal processing plant

    Metal processing plant

      Area of application : Metals : Car wrecks, Aluminium profiles and bales, Engine blocks, Household appliances, Mixed scrap, Light metal waste A HAMMEL metal processing plant offers you a decisive advantage: you ca...

      Canada
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      8' x 40' Pel-Pro Single

      8' x 40' Pel-Pro Single Pass Dryer

      • Manufacturer: Pel-Pro

      - 20 HP drive - ID of burner is 42" - ID of the heater is 54" x 18' long - PEL-PRO 8’ x 40’ Single-pass Drum-dryer c/w Drive unit. All is in good condition - The burner information: GP Combustion Equipment Inc.; ...

      Surrey, Canada

    Overview

    Complete plants refer to entire industrial setups that include all necessary machinery and equipment to carry out a specific manufacturing or processing operation. These plants are typically sold as a turnkey solution, making them ideal for businesses looking to quickly start or expand operations without the hassle of piecing together individual components.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used complete plant?

    Assess the plant's age, overall condition, capacity, and compatibility with your production needs. Check for maintenance records and any upgrades or modifications made to the equipment.

    How do I ensure the complete plant is shipped safely to my location?

    Hire a logistics company specializing in industrial equipment. Make sure all machinery is properly secured, and consider using professional rigging services for disassembly and reassembly.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a complete plant?

    Follow the maintenance guidelines provided by the manufacturer for each piece of equipment. Regular checks should include lubrication, inspection of moving parts, and ensuring all safety features are functional. Detailed maintenance intervals can be found in the plant's operation manual.