Time saving
Hydraulically & mechanically integrated
Single winch operation

Dieseko is committed to providing safe and sustainable foundation solutions. As part of our continuous improvement efforts, we are always on the lookout for ways to enhance safety and efficiency on construction sites.

One example of this is our patented Pile Lifting Device, which can be attached to a Vibratory Hammer. This device enables safe and certified lifting of horizontal stored tubes, using just one winch. Additionally, the tube can be pulled directly into the clamps, making the installation process faster and more secure.

The Pile Lifting Device comes in a 100-ton version, which includes the weight of the vibro. We are also developing a 40-ton version for smaller vibratory hammers.

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Main features of the PLD100T

The PLD is mounted on the suppressor housing
The pile is connected to the PLD via a chain
The pile is lifted into the clamps by cylinders
Automatically clamp alignment
The PLD is suitable for a wide range of Vibratory Hammers
Even with very long pipe piles
The PLD has a linepull of 105500 kg

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The PLD is mounted to the Vibratory Hammer’s suppressor house and connected to the pile by two chains. The Vibratory Hammer is pushed down by a hydraulic cylinder and the clamps are placed precisely around the tube. This process only takes about 1 minute. The operator can adjust the speed according to needs. This system significantly improves the efficiency of pile installation.

Power Packs can be equipped with a hydraulic function, which controls the PLD.

Working principle

Sequence:

Hook up the pile while it is laying on the ground with shackles connected to a hole in the pile.
Upend the pile to a vertical position.
Lower the vibratory hammer onto the pile by sending out the cylinders.
Clamp the clamps onto the pile
Rise the PLD together with the vibratory hammer by retracting the cylinders. Chains/slings will lose its tension.
Drive the pile into the soil.
Unhook the pile.