How to lift 500t of metal without touching it

[@neilwalker8686]

Would have been nice to see the lift actually being done. Instead it was just how great their 3d software is.

[@GermoV]

Felt more like an 11 minute commercial to me

[@kimAndNate]

@@GermoV because it is

[@mabamabam]

it was a 3 minute video stretched into an 11min commercial. Literally nothing of value was communicated

[@henrygaraffa5584]

@@mabamabam it was 3min video repeated 4 times

[@zusiarosenthal4674]

I was like is this a commercial for their 3D software?

[@ALIASZARDOZ]

I have been looking forward to this video because it was an extraordinary adventure in Arcelor Mittal Dunkirk with the whole famous MAMMOET team. All my best. Phil from Dunkirk

[@mephInc]

The plant I work at was owned by Arcelor Mitral but thankfully got purchased recently as Mittal refused to invest and treated us poorly.

[@tippo5341]

The good old P6 principle... Proper Preparation Prevent P*** Poor Performance....great work from the Mammoet team...as is always expected within the ultra heavy lift industry...brilliance from the leader in the industry...not unexpected from such a company where no two lifts or projects are the same....just awesome!!!! CHeers from Sydney Aus!!!!

[@paulthompson3877]

i would like to see the actual lift and assembly of the crane in a video please

[@peterrf]

Being involved in the technical, functional design and prototype phase, it is great to see where this tool has already evolved to.

[@Blackcatholman]

So, unlike most Mammoet videos, this was a commercial for Move3D. I am curious, did Mammoet develop Move3D inhouse?.

[@wakaphwap]

why is a 3 min. video 11.5 mins long?

[@fboest]

#mammoet best channel out there, best team on heavy lift/haul...just awesome watching. Greetings from Estonia 🤟

[@jimsvideos7201]

I'm impressed; on the one hand it is banal for being the manufacturing sector's computer-aided design/manufacture/measure loop applied to lifting, and on the other it is technology that borders on magical.

[@scottholman3982]

A teaser of a video, implying tremendous obstacles without showing them in detail, emphasizing the role of the 3D program without showing how simulations work out in reality. I would enjoy watching the build of the crane in the tight space, the measuring of the clearances, and the actual lift. But thank you for showing us what you have.

[@DFPercush]

Very impressive on Mammoet's part, but who designs a plant where changing a filter is that difficult? How often does this have to happen?

[@ALIASZARDOZ]

The old filter that we had to replace dated from 1969 and was no longer effective with regard to European environmental regulations (new climate laws), hence the choice to replace the old one with a new hybrid filter. Moreover, the construction of the new hybrid filter next to the old one meant that only 4 months of production line downtime was lost instead of the 9 months that would have been lost if the filter had been installed in the standard way with a simple tower crane (like the construction of buildings). So the choice was a logical one.

[@Dreez76]

We're going to lift this thing without touching it, so we're going to build a large crane and hook it up... thereby touching it...

[@ArbazKhan-mw5nr]

Do we need to use the "Shackles" while putting on the sling on to Rams-horn hook. i see in video the wire sling is directly put on hook. please reply "Mammoet team"

[@henkoosterhof5947]

Sir. We raised the kursk. Need any further credentials? Glad to work with you to prepare the pontoon on that one.

[@elanjacobs1]

Very cool, but you could have said everything in a 5 minute video if you didn't repeat everything 4 times with different words.

[@prosanis1216]

it could just be the new slogan for Mammoet; “the only thing left for Mammoet to lift is gravity itself.” Yet thanks again thank you for sharing this beautiful video with me ❤🙏👍

[@josecarrillo5647]

What an incredible move! Mammoet does it again Best outfit in the world to work for. Best times of my life.😊

[@mverbaan3381]

Great to see that digital technology is now strong enough to 3D scan the site and to simulate all movements of the crane and load. Saves sooo much time. Does the used program also enable to simulate the ground-pressures during the whole lift? The lower arm of the crane seemed to me to be almost vertical, how do you assure it does not fall backwards?

[@dougaltolan3017]

The jib (upper part) was tilted down.

[@BasicEndjo]

it was strong enough in the 90's

[@greypoet2]

I can see how, in some situations, Move 3D could benefit from incorporating 3D Laser Mapping. Enjoyed the presentation.

[@MrSaemichlaus]

I think they had point clouds in there, so I was assuming they did use something like laser, lidar or photo scanning and reverse modelling.

[@BasicEndjo]

@@MrSaemichlaus YEP

[@Ayo22210]

Can you guys upload your cranes to Sketchup? The 3D Warehouse for Sketchup.

[@ypaulbrown]

I love your channel and the way you work and get things done , cheers from the USA, Paul in Florida

[@MammoetHeavyLifting]

Thanks 👍

[@Jay-00000]

It's an ad to their software instead of a documentary that would be much more appealing

[@muhammadkarim2047]

Hello my friends, I wish you health and safety. Are there schools to teach the operation of these cranes? How much are the fees?

[@richardsuero1684]

Is this software available for the public?

[@HVACinthe973]

Available for download in the app store

[@MrSaemichlaus]

If you contract them to move your entire house, yes.

[@Hassan.97s]

I'm a rigger and it's my life's dream to join Mammoth and work on such huge projects

[@gtbproductions1]

💲 I wonder what the cost of this was. Any Ideas????

[@justinmclean5778]

multi million dollars in savings with cutting downtime in half and also multiple lifts. 1 lift with minimal rental time of the crane compared to multiple lifts with massive rental time over months and also more than double the down time of the plant. decision was a no brainer and a massive savings

[@gtbproductions1]

@@justinmclean5778 thanks

[@ALIASZARDOZ]

@@justinmclean5778 Great and good answer, Justin. All my best, Phil.

[@alphathenewdawn]

Love this job and wish to be a part of such team.❤

[@andrewjvelliott]

at 09:30 minutes the load is rotated - how is this rotation controlled?

[@2xKTfc]

There are people with lines on multiple corners, so that they can start and stop the rotation in a controlled way. It's not a crane function to rotate the load, at least on this kind of crane.

[@ALIASZARDOZ]

It is the MAMMOET Team on floor who manage with ropes the rotation of this kind of Ringer Crane (PTC35 DS). They use also Car Lift (manuscopic, Manitou, Clarck... etc...). This kind of crane does not have an automated (command-controlled) rotary lifting block. So it's done by the MAMMOET teams with ropes with few Cars Lift. I was there 😉

[@Whydoweneedhandles]

It actually looks like they put one of the line around the boom of the telehandler and rotated it by extending the boom. A few guys on ropes wouldn't of been able to make it move otherwise.

[@2xKTfc]

@@Whydoweneedhandles That makes sense! I didn't look that closely. But a few guys with ropes would get in trouble with even very slight wind grabbing an object with sides of 20x20m. The telehandler will keep it in place better, at least somewhat.

[@andrewjvelliott]

@@2xKTfc I am not convinced by any of the above answers

[@Hassan.97s]

How to get move 3d software?

[@MammoetHeavyLifting]

Hi Hassan! We're afraid it's used internally to engineer Mammoet projects. It's not commercially available. However, you can expect it to appear many times in Mammoet videos from now on!

[@eelco0224]

Mammoet is pure Dutch quality

[@gabrieltinashemusewu4575]

Good work guys. Can you make your videos longer there are so interesting

[@ronblack7870]

should have added the actual lift at the end without cutting to the computer model. they couldn't put 3 minutes at the end of actual lift???

[@lounar482]

Too much talking and not enough lifting!!

[@1978garfield]

I love your videos. I can safely say I will never a be a customer of yours. If I were involved with an industry that moved giant things that really don't want to be moved I would pick you guys.

[@careerbreakoff]

Note for the video editor...please don't use constant flashes of light and flickering frames, I know its for effect but its uncomfortable and off-putting to watch. Please don't follow in the footsteps of the B1M. Thank you.

[@maniobrasgruayuda]

Some day, i will buy a crane the same capacity

[@JonDingle]

Amazing technology.

[@MammoetHeavyLifting]

Thanks Jon!

[@kabdisoheyb8505]

3Digital twin Move, very inspiring, good luck to all

[@ahmedshafiq4080]

I want to work in that company

[@dougaltolan3017]

Digital lifting.... It's down or its up, no mucking about in the middle.

[@littlehippo5004]

this was a fantastic concept and project, but to make a 4 minute video 11 minutes is very excessive. Would love to just see the lift afterwards

[@mfa_apositive]

Awesome 👌

[@ahmedshafiq4080]

Now im Working Ipl international Pvt Ltd co.

[@chesika968]

Ah, ptc 35

[@nicholasforester4598]

Get on with it!!!!!!

[@bigboymarket]

PTS200

[@eastblue5519]

awesome

[@apinkcranedude017liebherrb5]

Hamlet Trương 👷‍♂ How to lift 500t of metal without touching it👨‍🌾

[@simonm9097]

All that talk and no actual lift

[@tettazwo9865]

Flashy cinematography and obnoxious music make the video unwatchable for people with PTSD.

[@hanneske1954]

This video willn ot win the video of the yaertrophy.....have seen a lot of better videos of Mammoet.....sorry, but this is not what i expecting of a high recommended company.

[@jzmcgriggs8652]

Wow you took something that is very interesting and somehow made it boring. Was this video made by an engineer?

[@TODD-KOBELL]

It would have been nice if you just shown us what you were doing instead of explaining it. Way too much talking. I don't even know what happened because I couldn't finish the video.

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