Two Heavy Reactors Installed at Iran’s Lavan Petrochemical Complex

Two heavy reactors have been successfully installed at Lavan Petrochemical in Iran by Faragostar Pars, a subsidiary of the specialized marine holding of Khatam al-Anbiya Construction Headquarters.

RoydadNaft –  Two heavy reactors have been successfully installed at Lavan Petrochemical in Iran by Faragostar Pars, a subsidiary of the specialized marine holding of Khatam al-Anbiya Construction Headquarters.

According to Roydad Naft, the operation used a 700-ton mobile crane to move equipment weighing 400 and 450 tons.

Lavan Petrochemical is a key unit in Iran’s petrochemical production chain and supplies feedstock to downstream industries. The complex has substantial capacity to meet domestic industrial demand and expand polymer output.

Developing plants of this kind can strengthen the feedstock supply chain, raise Iran’s domestic production capacity, and support export markets.

Installing heavy equipment on this scale requires technical expertise, specialized machinery, precise planning, and the ability to manage complex engineering operations.

Faragostar Pars completed the job using its specialized capabilities and heavy-lift equipment, adding the project to its operational record.

The work also highlights the capacity of Khatam al-Anbiya Construction Headquarters’ specialized units to carry out major industrial and oil-and-gas projects in Iran and to apply domestic technical knowledge to the country’s infrastructure plans.

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