How do you get large machines into our building in Munich?

Klose plans the move-in route in advance: through standard doors and corridors where possible, or via temporary openings in the facade or roof using cranes when dimensions demand it. Floors, existing lines, and cleanroom areas are protected throughout.

Can machine builders use Klose as their assembly team in Germany?

Yes. Klose operates as a whitelabel move-in and assembly partner for OEMs delivering equipment into Germany — one accountable local team working under your brand and documentation, including commissioning support.

Machinery Move-In & New Plant Assembly in Munich, Germany

In short

Klose Industrial Service handles the complete move-in and assembly of new machinery in Munich, Germany with its own crews and equipment — unloading from truck or container, move-in through doors, facades, or roof openings, internal transport across production halls, millimeter-accurate positioning, and rough and fine mechanical assembly to OEM specifications, through to mechanical completion and commissioning support.

How does machinery move-in and unloading work in Munich?

As Munich is the heart of Germany's high-tech manufacturing corridor, with a dense concentration of automotive, aerospace, and precision engineering companies, new production equipment arrives here continuously — and getting it from the truck to its foundation is a discipline of its own. Klose Industrial Service manages the complete move-in process throughout Munich and the wider Germany region: unloading machinery from trucks and containers with our own cranes and forklifts, checking shipments against packing lists, removing transport packaging, and bringing every component safely into the building — through standard doors, tight corridors, or via openings in the facade or roof when required.

Can you handle internal transport and precision positioning in Munich?

Once inside the facility, machines rarely stand where the truck stops. Our teams in Munich execute internal cross-transport across production halls using electric pick-and-carry cranes, heavy-duty forklifts, air skates, and skidding systems — protecting floors, existing production lines, and cleanroom environments along the way. At the final location, we position each machine to millimeter accuracy using laser alignment, precision leveling, and anti-vibration mounting according to the manufacturer's installation drawings.

What does rough and fine assembly of new plants in Munich include?

New machinery and complete plants typically arrive in Munich as dozens or hundreds of individual assemblies. Klose Industrial Service performs the full mechanical erection: rough assembly of frames, bases, and main modules, followed by fine assembly of guards, auxiliary units, piping, and peripherals — all to OEM specifications and torque standards. Our certified millwrights work from the manufacturer's documentation and can operate as a whitelabel assembly team for machine builders delivering into Germany, right up to mechanical completion and commissioning support.

Why choose Klose for machinery move-in and assembly in Munich?

Move-in and assembly is where transport damage, schedule slips, and interface problems become expensive. Our approach in Munich eliminates these risks with a single in-house team covering unloading, move-in, internal transport, positioning, and assembly — no handovers between subcontractors. With our own equipment fleet, German engineering standards, and experience across automotive, semiconductor, pharmaceutical, and machinery sectors in Bavaria, we deliver new plants ready for hook-up and production start on schedule.

One move-in & assembly partner vs. split contractors in Munich

	Klose single-source team	Separate rigging and assembly contractors
Handovers	One team from truck to mechanical completion	Damage and delay risk at every interface
Responsibility	Single partner accountable for the result	Disputes over who caused transport damage
Scheduling	One coordinated plan, no waiting between trades	Idle time while contractors wait on each other
Equipment	Own cranes, forklifts, air skates, and tooling	Rented gear and varying operator experience
Quality	OEM-standard assembly with documented torque values	Inconsistent standards across contractors

A new plant only earns money once it runs — our job is to make the path from truck to first part as short as possible.

Armin Horri, Head of Operations, Klose Industrial Service

Machinery move-in & new plant assembly in Munich — frequently asked questions

How do you get large machines into our building in Munich?: Klose plans the move-in route in advance: through standard doors and corridors where possible, or via temporary openings in the facade or roof using cranes when dimensions demand it. Floors, existing lines, and cleanroom areas are protected throughout.
Can you position machines to the manufacturer's tolerances?: Yes. Klose positions each machine in Munich to millimeter accuracy using laser alignment, precision leveling, and anti-vibration mounting — working directly from the manufacturer's installation drawings.
Do you perform the mechanical assembly of complete new plants in Munich?: Yes. Klose's certified millwrights carry out rough assembly of frames and main modules and fine assembly of guards, auxiliary units, piping, and peripherals — to OEM specifications and torque standards, up to mechanical completion.
Can machine builders use Klose as their assembly team in Germany?: Yes. Klose operates as a whitelabel move-in and assembly partner for OEMs delivering equipment into Germany — one accountable local team working under your brand and documentation, including commissioning support.

Standards & references

EN 1090 — Execution of steel and aluminium structures — CEN (European Committee for Standardization)
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC — assembly and putting into service — European Commission

Why Munich for Machinery Move-In & New Plant Assembly?

Klose Industrial Service has built deep familiarity with the Munich industrial environment. Here is how the local landscape shapes our approach for clients in this region:

Key industries we serve in Munich

Automotive (BMW)
Aerospace & defense
Semiconductor manufacturing
Medical technology

Industrial parks and clusters in the Munich region

Allach industrial zone
Freimann–Kieferngarten cluster
Karlsfeld manufacturing belt
Ottobrunn aerospace corridor

Major industrial employers in the Munich region

BMW Group
Siemens
MAN Truck & Bus
MTU Aero Engines
Linde Engineering

Logistics access from Munich

Munich is served by the A9, A92, A95, and A99 autobahns, with rail freight links to Italy via the Brenner corridor and Eastern Europe via the Czech border. Munich Airport (MUC) is the second-largest cargo hub in Germany.

From our Bietigheim-Bissingen headquarters, our heavy lifting fleet can reach Munich-area industrial sites within a single shift, with overnight equipment positioning available for time-critical projects.

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