Marraffa is handling the lifting of loads and the rotation of the largest superconducting magnet ever made in Europe. It will be used for the production of energy from nuclear fusion, clean, safe energy without greenhouse gas emissions.
Marraffa was involved in the handling and lifting of components onshore for the construction of Italy's and the Mediterranean's first marine wind farm.
From the port of Bari to Matera the exceptional transport of a 146 ton transformer with combined transport technology.
Marraffa took part in the decommissioning of the Vittorio Veneto cruiser, providing a 400-ton crane on rental for use in support activities.
A large tent structure was installed at the former Eternit site in Bagnoli to prevent any dispersion of asbestos fibres during the cleaning work. Two Marraffa cranes with a lifting capacity of 400 tonnes were used to lift the structure, on which a lifting jib had to be installed.
Handling of three reactors weighing 69 tons, lifted by two mobile cranes and handled with a 6-axle Spmt self-propelled vehicle and by modular semi-trailers pulled by a tractor.