Anode Cage Spreader Bar

We engineered a customized lifting tool designed for the safe and efficient handling of anode cages, both on- and offshore.

Scope

For our client Cadeler, we developed a customized Anode Cage Spreader Bar for their offshore installation projects. The lifting tool was designed to safely and efficiently handle anode cages during installation activities on monopile foundations, both onshore and offshore.

Challenge

Offshore lifting operations require equipment that is safe, reliable and adaptable to different project requirements. Cadeler needed a lifting solution that could handle various anode cage types and sizes while minimizing setup time and maintaining operational efficiency. In addition, the equipment had to be practical for transportation and storage between projects.

Solution

We engineered a customized lifting tool designed for the safe and efficient handling of anode cages, both on- and offshore. The spreader is used to lift anode cages over monopile foundations during offshore installation projects.ย Key features of the solution include:

  • A versatile design suitable for multiple anode cage types and sizes
  • Quick setup with minimal reconfiguration requirements
  • A robust lifting configuration for safe and reliable operations
  • A fully demountable construction for efficient transport and storage

Developed in close collaboration with Cadeler, this solution demonstrates how engineering expertise and a practical approach can be combined to deliver an effective offshore lifting solution.

Benefits

  • Safe and reliable operations – designed for secure handling of anode cages during lifting activities
  • Multi-purpose application – suitable for various cage types and dimensions
  • Reduced setup time – quick assembly and minimal reconfiguration between lifts
  • Easy transport and storage – fully demountable design simplifies logistics and mobilization

Looking for a safe and reliable lifting tool? Get in touchย with us today!

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Michel Olimulder