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Heavy Machinery, Handled by People Who Know What They're Lifting
Factory and plant relocation, machinery shifting and equipment rigging planned around your production schedule — not just a bigger version of an office move.
Industrial relocation covers moving a factory, production line, or heavy machinery from one facility to another — a category that includes factory relocation (moving an entire manufacturing unit) and machinery shifting (moving specific equipment, sometimes without relocating the whole facility). It's needed by manufacturers expanding capacity, consolidating plants, or relocating to a new industrial zone, and it's a fundamentally different problem from an office or household move: machinery is heavy, often irregularly shaped, sometimes needs to be partially disassembled and recalibrated at the destination, and every day it's offline is a day of lost production. Getting industrial relocation wrong means damaged equipment, missed production deadlines, or a machine that doesn't run correctly after reassembly because it wasn't rigged and leveled properly. Pack4Move plans industrial and factory relocations around your production schedule, using appropriate rigging and load-planning for heavy or irregular equipment, and coordinates with your technical team on any disassembly and recalibration the machinery needs at the new site — treating a factory move as the engineering project it actually is, not a large-scale version of moving office furniture.

Heavy or irregularly shaped machinery is planned and rigged specifically for its weight and dimensions.
Relocation is scheduled around your production calendar to limit costly downtime.
We work alongside your engineers on disassembly and recalibration requirements at the new site.
Cranes, forklifts and appropriate rigging gear for machinery that can't be handled like standard cargo.
Whether it's an entire factory or a single production line, crew size and equipment scale to the job.
Transit insurance options suited to the higher value and risk profile of industrial machinery.
Track equipment-laden vehicles in transit for accountability on high-value assets.
Crew trained specifically on machinery handling, not generalists redeployed from furniture moves.
Both origin and destination sites are assessed for access, load-bearing floors and equipment clearances.
Coverage across Gujarat's industrial belt, Maharashtra, and major manufacturing zones nationally.
Share the equipment/facility involved, approximate weights and dimensions, and your target relocation window.
We assess both sites for access, floor load capacity, doorway/clearance widths and rigging requirements.
A written quote and move plan covering rigging, transport and any disassembly needs is shared.
Machinery is disassembled by or alongside your technical team where recalibration will be needed.
Appropriate rigging, cranes or forklifts load equipment safely based on its specific weight and shape.
Machinery travels on right-sized, GPS-tracked vehicles suited to heavy or oversized loads.
Equipment is unloaded and positioned at the new site per your facility layout plan.
We coordinate with your technical team on reassembly and recalibration at the destination.
| Service | Included | Not Included |
|---|---|---|
| Site survey (both locations) | Yes | — |
| Rigging & specialized loading | Yes | — |
| Transport of machinery/equipment | Yes | — |
| Positioning at new site | Yes | — |
| Technical disassembly/reassembly | Coordinated with your team | Not performed independently without technical sign-off |
| Machinery recalibration | — | Not included; requires manufacturer/technical specialist |
| Transit insurance | Optional add-on (recommended) | Not automatic unless selected |
| Utility disconnection/reconnection | — | Not included; arranged separately with utility providers |
Not typically applicable, though staff households sometimes relocate alongside a plant move — see household shifting.
Corporate-owned manufacturing facilities relocating as part of a business restructuring.
Hardware labs and testing facilities with specialized equipment relocations.
Cash-processing or back-office facilities with specialized equipment relocations.
Medical equipment relocation during facility expansion or renovation (non-clinical logistics support).
Vocational and technical institutes relocating lab or workshop equipment.
Full factory relocations and production line moves — our core industrial market.
Racking, conveyor systems and material-handling equipment relocated during facility changes.
Distribution centre equipment relocated during a retail supply chain restructuring.
Public sector industrial units and workshops relocating under departmental orders.
Machinery is protected with appropriate padding, crating and moisture barriers suited to its components.
Custom crating, blankets and strapping sized to each piece of equipment rather than generic packaging.
Rigging, cranes and forklifts appropriate to the weight and shape of each item, operated by trained crew.
Transit insurance options suited to the higher value and complexity of industrial equipment.
Heavy transport vehicles are tracked in real time for accountability on high-value machinery.
Flatbeds, hydraulic trailers or closed-body trucks selected based on equipment size and sensitivity.
Load security and equipment condition are checked before departure and at arrival.
| Type | Indicative Price |
|---|---|
| Small workshop / single machine | ₹15,000 – ₹40,000 |
| Medium production line (partial) | ₹40,000 – ₹1,20,000 |
| Full factory relocation (small unit) | ₹1,50,000 – ₹4,00,000+ |
| Heavy machinery rigging (per unit) | ₹8,000 – ₹30,000 |
| Crane/forklift hire (per day) | ₹6,000 – ₹15,000 |
| Local industrial move | 20–30% lower than interstate |
| Interstate industrial move | Quoted per survey |
| Insurance (high-value equipment) | 1% – 2.5% of declared value |
Industrial relocation pricing varies enormously by equipment weight, complexity, and whether disassembly/reassembly coordination is needed — the figures above are broad indicative starting points only. A site survey is essential before any reliable quote can be given.
Sample customer feedback shared with permission — not sourced from a third-party review platform.
"Relocated our full CNC workshop to a new industrial plot and the rigging plan they came up with meant zero damage to equipment that's not cheap to replace."
Mahesh Chandulal
Gandhidham
"Phased the move across three weekends so our production line never fully stopped. That planning alone saved us significant lost output."
Naresh Kotecha
Ahmedabad
"Our textile machinery is heavy and awkward to move — the crew clearly knew what they were doing with the rigging, not just brute-forcing it onto a truck."
Bhavna Thakkar
Surat
"Coordinated closely with our maintenance engineers on the disassembly sequence, which made reassembly at the new site far more straightforward than I expected."
Dilip Raval
Vadodara
"Site survey flagged a doorway clearance issue at our new facility before moving day, which let us plan around it instead of discovering it with a truck outside."
Sanjay Bavishi
Rajkot
Industrial relocation punishes improvisation — a machine rigged incorrectly can be damaged in a way that costs far more than the move itself, and a factory offline longer than planned has a real production cost attached to every extra day. Pack4Move treats industrial and factory relocation as the engineering project it is: a site survey that actually checks load-bearing floors and doorway clearances, rigging planned around each piece of equipment's specific weight and shape, and coordination with your own technical team rather than working around them. That's the difference between a factory move that goes to plan and one that becomes a very expensive lesson.
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