Work of art installed in Zurich Werdhölzli

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.

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.

In the night from 8 to July 9, the first stage of the crane work for the dismantling of the Freuler Bridge came to an end in Muttenz.

At the beginning of May, we were involved in the dismantling of the “Great Pflugfelder Bridge” in Kornwestheim. The truss bridge dates back to 1917 and crosses the tracks of an important shunting and transhipment yard in the greater Stuttgart area.

Our industrial relocation team recently had the task of temporarily storing, transporting, lifting and positioning a bottle washing and filling system for Allegra Passugger Mineralquellen AG.

Rhenus Port Logistics is investing in a new transshipment terminal in the Rhine port of Basel-Kleinhünigen. EMIL EGGER was entrusted with the logistics of the prefabricated concrete elements.

Until a few years ago, the former Hunter fighter aircraft of the Swiss Air Force were among the highlights at airshows in Switzerland. So was the Papyrus Hunter. The jet has been looked after and maintained by the Hunter association Obersimmental for many years. Unfortunately, the increasingly strict regulations became its downfall. In autumn 2023, the Papyrus was flown over to Altenrhein for its annual inspection. It was no longer allowed to take off from there.

The EMIL EGGER Group’s new logistics center in Härkingen is now complete. With a length of 120 metres and a width of 62 metres, the building has impressive dimensions and offers us and our customers particular flexibility and new possibilities.

Tight curves, steep paths – a special transporter brings a new train of the Lauterbrunnen-Mürren mountain railroad to Winteregg.

After the last trip on Easter Monday, the funicular carriages were lifted off the rails. Back in 1974, as today, EMIL EGGER took care of the logistics.