Case Studies

Robinsons Longcliffe Ltd were awarded the contract to design, fabricate, and install a new 110m³ capacity filler silo for Vital Liquid Polymers Ltd at their Manchester production facility. The project formed part of wider site improvement works to replace an ageing laminated silo and upgrade the company’s material storage infrastructure. The scope of work included...

Robinsons Longcliffe Ltd were awarded a multi-project installation contract for Tarmac Tunstead Cement Plant as part of their introduction of a new chlorine bypass system into the cement manufacturing process. Working alongside multiple other organisations, Robinsons Longcliffe Ltd’s scope of works encompassed the installation of several critical components to support the integration of this new...

Robinsons Longcliffe Ltd were awarded the installation contract for a complete new crushing and screening facility based in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. The project for Sandvik UK involved the installation of several key components critical to the operation of the facility. The scope of work included the installation of a primary crushing station, multiple surge hoppers,...

Robinsons Longcliffe Ltd were commissioned by Breedon Aggregates to undertake a full turnkey contract for the removal, relocation, and reinstallation of a 135-tonne Bailey bridge spanning the River Great Ouse. Robinsons managed the entire project, including full CDM (Construction Design and Management) compliance, ensuring all health, safety, and regulatory requirements were met throughout the process....

Robinsons Longcliffe Ltd were awarded the contract to design and fabricate a new flyash plant for Drax Power Station, aimed at screening raw material and conveying it into an integrated pipeline system. The plant was designed to handle large quantities of flyash and to provide an efficient method of transferring the material through the system...

Robinsons Longcliffe Ltd were awarded the turnkey contract for the design and installation of a new 30-metre-high loading tower at JCB’s site, intended for testing their prototype telehandler machinery. The project required a complex structure capable of withstanding significant weights, with the lower level designed to support loads of up to 10,000kg and the upper...