Yes. We offer end-to-end spiral system relocation services—including dismantling, transport support, reassembly, reinstallation  and recommissioning—ensuring the system is safely moved and operational at the new site.

We can make structural or functional modifications—such as changing machine orientation by modifying the infeed/outfeed, adjusting belt height, or upgrading certain components—to fit new requirements during relocation.

Yes, we coordinate with your refrigeration contractor or can assist with the necessary technical details for reconnecting Ammonia, CO2 or Freon lines, control panels, and sensors.

Absolutely. Our team can assess the new space and help optimise the layout for airflow, accessibility, and integration with other equipment. We also provide updated utility connection drawings if needed.

Yes. We offer post-relocation performance checks, training for operators, and ongoing maintenance packages to ensure smooth operation after the move.

You can contact us via the form on this page or email us directly. Share details about the current location, system type, and the new site, and we’ll get back to you with a tailored plan and estimate.

Timelines vary depending on the complexity, but most relocation projects are completed within a few weeks. We provide a clear project schedule, with a detailed Risk Assessment and Method Statement, upfront  so you can plan production accordingly.

Yes, we can carry out a full inspection of the spiral system prior relocation. If any components need servicing, repair, or replacement, we’ll handle that as part of the recommissioning process.

We can relocate most types of spiral freezers and chillers—low tension, direct drive systems (DDS), single drum, twin drum, and custom-built systems—regardless of the brand or age.

No—if handled professionally. Our relocation process ensures the system is cleaned, reassembled, and tested to meet hygiene, temperature, and throughput requirements during recommissioning, before it’s put back into operation.