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For the packaging and molded parts manufacturer Taracell AG in Künten, we mastered a challenging heavy goods logistics task.

We are delighted to officially intensify our cooperation with drivemycar AG and to implement innovative solutions for our fleet! As a leading Swiss transport and logistics company, we at EMIL EGGER AG rely on state-of-the-art technologies to use our pool cars more efficiently and enable digital access to our vehicles.

Work began on December 2, 2024 and is scheduled to be completed by March 2025. The first construction phase had its intensive phase in the last week of December. The second intensive phase will now follow over the next few weeks.

Markus Egger, Co-Managing Director of EMIL EGGER AG, is pushing ahead with a new type of construction site logistics project with the support of the OST Ostschweizer Fachhochschule and Schindler AG.

Helion is actively driving forward the energy transition. It implements projects in the areas of photovoltaics, electricity storage, smart energy, heat pumps and charging stations for electric vehicles. It offers advice (including clarification of subsidies) and plans, installs and maintains complete solutions for its private and business customers. Over 12,000 projects have been implemented in the company’s 15-year history to date.

Last weekend we were able to complete the crane work for the dismantling of the Grenzacherstrasse overpass in Muttenz.

Last week, EMIL EGGER AG delivered two of the largest and heaviest parts of the tunnel boring machine for the second tube of the Gotthard tunnel.

The all-wheel drive all-terrain forklift is ready in just a few minutes and is also very compact with a height and width of less than 2 m – ideal for clearance heights in underground garages.

The artwork “Schräg im Gleichgewicht” was created in 1984. It was dismantled in 2014 for the renovation of the entrance area and temporarily stored at Werdhölzli.

We had the exciting task of moving the façade supports with our special ESK 30 crane and the attached crane hand with millimeter precision on a nearly completed building.