Irizar Heavy Industries Inc. is a Canadian company based in Edmonton. We take pride in manufacturing the world's largest Tank Lifting Jacks and owning the world's largest stock. Tank Jacking is used for lifting Bolted Tanks (tanques apernados) and Welding Tanks (Tanques soldados). Tank Jacks are also known as Tank Erection Equipment, Hydraulic Tank Jacks, or Tank Lifting Jacks.
Jack's Model 12-3000 is used to construct API 650 and API 620 Welded Steel Tanks and Bolted Tanks. The construction process is top-to-bottom [instead of the traditional bottom-to-top]. Our system eliminates the need for large cranes. Scaffolding is minimized. The roof is built over the first ring. Tank shell plates are fed at floor level, increasing productivity since the personnel at the job site work from inside the tank under the roof cover. The process is performed at a maximum height of 6.50 m, encompassing assembly, tack welding, circumferential and longitudinal welding, inspection, and repairs.
Irizar Heavy Industries Inc. has developed unique and sophisticated software that calculates the number of jacks needed and their respective capacities to ensure safe lifting. The software considers the tank's lifting weight and other factors, such as tank diameter and height, roof weight, snow, wind, and seismic loads.
Interested parties seeking a quote must accurately provide the tank specifications listed below. This information is essential for Irizar to determine the correct number of jacks needed for safely lifting the tank. If any information changes, please notify us immediately.
Some customers using tank lifting jacks have reported building tanks with a height-to-diameter ratio of 5:1
Specifications:
Lifting Capacity: 12 MT
Type: Hydraulic double-action jack
Minimum OD tank: 5.0 m
Minimum shell thickness: 3.175 mm (1/8")
Max Shell Height: 3.0 m (118'')
Training:
It is available in our Wetaskiwin, Alberta Training Facility in a real-life environment or as an online course; both come with 24/7 WhatsApp Tech Support for one year. The course is designed to be completed within one day and can accommodate a maximum of three operators. Completion of this course is required to receive a warranty.
Delivery Time:
Within Canada: Three to five business days
USA & US-Mexican border: One week
Latino America: Four weeks
World-Wide: Five to six weeks