Marraffa Invests in Enerpac JS-250 Jack-Up System 

Italian heavy lift and transport specialist Marraffa S.r.l has strengthened its capabilities with the acquisition of an Enerpac JS-250 jack-up system, set to be deployed in a series of upcoming bridge launching projects. This marks the company’s first investment in…

Lena Johnson1 min read
Marraffa Invests in Enerpac JS-250 Jack-Up System 
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Italian heavy lift and transport specialist Marraffa S.r.l has strengthened its capabilities with the acquisition of an Enerpac JS-250 jack-up system, set to be deployed in a series of upcoming bridge launching projects. This marks the company’s first investment in an Enerpac heavy lift system, offering a compact and powerful alternative to cranes for lifting operations up to 1,000 tonnes.

Known for its expertise in heavy lifting, specialised transport, and industrial handling services across Italy and beyond, Marraffa continues to focus on innovative, safe, and space-efficient lifting solutions. The addition of the JS-250 system aligns with the company’s commitment to operational flexibility and advanced engineering solutions.

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“The Enerpac Jack-Up system is an important addition to our heavy lift fleet and in keeping with our commitment to providing creative and cost-effective solutions,” said Pasquale Marraffa, Head of Purchasing at Marraffa S.r.l and Werent S.r.l. “It gives us the flexibility to take on projects in space-restricted construction sites, as well as the stability to lift loads up to 1,000 tonnes even during windy conditions where we couldn’t use a crane.”

The Enerpac JS-Series Jack-Up System is a synchronised lifting and lowering solution designed for safety and efficiency. Each tower in the system features self-contained hydraulics, eliminating the need for extensive cabling and ensuring cleaner, less cluttered work areas. Loads are lifted in increments using stacked steel barrels, creating a secure lifting tower that mechanically supports the load throughout the operation.

The JS-250 model also incorporates advanced computer-controlled synchronisation, enabling precise and simultaneous elevation or descent of all towers—crucial for heavy, delicate, or high-risk lifting scenarios.

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