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“Using two simultaneous jacking systems located at each of the four corners of the building (one in each corner), a 120-ton simultaneous jacking system is used to lift the building up 6 inches.
The new corporate website also showcases WB Equipment Corp.’s dedication to safety and expertise. Clients can easily access detailed information about advanced safety features, such as velocity fuses on hydraulic jacks, reinforcing the
Custom hydraulic system consisting of (4) 150 ton 36 inch stroke pull cylinders that was designed and supplied to launch crane onto a barge on the Elizabeth River.
Lifting the Palace Theatre will preserve the iconic venue while freeing up ground-floor space for commercial use.
About $215 million has been spent so far on lock and dam navigation improvements since 1992 and the project will cost an estimated $750 million before its completed in the next seven years
Construction of the New York Islanders new arena underway. The UBS arena set-up for the 2021-2022 NHL season.
The iconic Reno landmark, the Virginia Street Bridge (VSB), has undergone a complete transformation.
It was such a success there was an article written in Pile Drivers Magazine illustrate how it was achieved.
The Wall Street Journal selected WB Equipment Service Corporation for an episode of their popular tech video series. This episode focused on testing Apple iPhone chargers to failure.
The job faced a shutdown because bearings could be replaced only after the road deck and existing cantilevered brackets had been removed from the 1942 structure. Fortunately, John Kolaya, the project manager, recalling
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