Dismantling of equipment

Dismantling is the process of removing or disassembling equipment or its components from the place of installation. Dismantling by TAF-87 specialists includes disassembly or removal of machines, devices or structures, as well as disassembly into separate parts of machines, devices, structures, equipment, etc., as well as their removal from the foundation.

Prices for equipment dismantling services from the manufacturer TAF-87

№	Name	Price
1	Quick dismantling	from
2	Industrial dismantling	from
3	Individual	contractual

Fast dismantling is the demolition of structures without preserving the elements of the metal structure, everything is cut into scrap and broken into debris.

Industrial dismantling

One of the types of dismantling performed by TAF-87 is industrial dismantling. It includes the dismantling of buildings and structures or their elements. Industrial demolition may be necessary when a building or structure is old, damaged or no longer needed. It can also be used to free up a plot of land for new construction or modernization of existing facilities.

Dismantling plan

Before starting dismantling, it is necessary to draw up an action plan. The dismantling plan should include the following points:

1. Identification of equipment or structures to be dismantled.
2. Assessment of the condition and degree of wear and tear of objects being dismantled.
3. Determining the sequence of actions and the order of dismantling.
4. Assessment of possible risks and development of security measures.
5. Determination of necessary equipment and tools for dismantling.
6. Planning for disposal or recycling of dismantled materials.

Dismantling procedure

After drawing up the dismantling plan, you can start its implementation. The dismantling procedure may vary depending on the specific situation, but in general it may look like this:

1. Preparation of the working area: installation of fences, installation of warning signs, checking the presence of necessary protective equipment.
2. Shutting down electricity and other communications, if necessary.
3. Dismantling of equipment or structures according to the plan, starting from the upper levels and moving downwards.
4. Processes and packages dismantled materials for further disposal or recycling.
5. Checking the quality of the work performed and eliminating possible residues or damage.
6. Cleaning the work area and restoring it to its original state.