Solutions
Engineering and Execution for Every Stage of the Crane Lifecycle
Pari Solutions organises its work around three situations, not a generic service menu. Find the one that matches where your crane is today.
Planning and Executing a New Crane
From requirement study through installation and commissioning.
Situation 2Improving an Operating Crane
Inspection, breakdown diagnosis and preventive maintenance planning.
Situation 3Extending the Life of an Aging Crane
Modernization feasibility, control upgrades and replace-or-modernize guidance.
Situation 1
Planning and Executing a New Crane
A new crane decision made without the right technical groundwork tends to surface as a problem later — in a duty class that does not match real usage, a control system that does not suit the operation, or a drawing gap discovered after fabrication has started. This work removes that risk before it is built in.
- Requirement study
- Capacity, span and duty definition
- Technical specifications
- Vendor technical comparison
- Drawing review
- Installation coordination
- Testing and commissioning
Situation 2
Improving an Operating Crane
Most reliability problems have a traceable cause — a brake adjustment that was never verified, an inspection item that kept getting deferred, a duty class the crane was never designed for. This work identifies what is actually driving the failures, rather than treating the latest breakdown in isolation.
- Crane health inspection
- Recurring breakdown diagnosis
- Preventive maintenance planning
- Safety-device validation
- Component-condition assessment
- Reliability improvement plan
Existing Crane Reliability
Inspection, diagnosis and a maintenance plan built for your duty cycle.
View solutionSituation 3
Extending the Life of an Aging Crane
An aging crane with sound structural steel does not always need to be replaced. Controls, drives, brakes and safety devices can often be modernized at a fraction of replacement cost — but that decision needs to be based on a structured feasibility study, not a guess.
- Modernization feasibility
- Control and drive upgrades
- Brake and safety upgrades
- Obsolescence assessment
- Performance validation
- Modernize-versus-replace guidance
Modernization & Upgrades
Feasibility study through execution supervision and validation.
View solutionNot Sure Which Situation Fits?
Describe what is happening with your crane and we will point you to the right starting point.