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Once the bricking machine has served its purpose and has been removed from the kiln, the question becomes - how far to disassemble it, where to put it, and what storage precautions or preventive maintenance needs to be done.

The Problem:

Cement plants are notorious for cement dust and variations in ambient temperatures. In addition, we can say with certainty, that provision have not be made for proper storage of maintenance equipment such as bricking machines. Variations in temperature, dust, and moisture all have adverse effects on the exposed bricking machine that is typically stored on the burn floor.

The Solution:

We have customized a 20 foot (6.1 M) "SEA" shipping container with custom brackets and storage boxes to contain and transport your refractory maintenance equipment. This storage container reduces the chance of lost or misplaced parts or damage to the equipment. Custom brackets encourage the replacement of parts of the machine in their chosen location. In addition to being lockable, the steel enclosure protects the maintenance equipment from the environment.

Justification:

• Reduced maintenance cost to the equipment due to the adverse effects of the environment.

• Reduced replacement costs because of lost or damaged parts due to reduced handling.

• Reduce the chance of equipment issues during an outage.

Features:

• Steel frame construction

• Custom storage retaining brackets

• Fork lift transportable

• Weatherproof

• Custom storage boxes inside

More Information:

• Additional Pictures

• Storage Container - Brochure (PDF)

Please contact us today to learn more about our bricking machine storage container.