MHE & Manufacturing

MHE & Manufacturing
MHE and mission support equipment designed and built for each maintenance environment
GBI Korea closes the physical and functional gap between overseas systems and the Korean operating environment
with frames, jigs, carts, transfer and lifting equipment, interfaces, and installation and MRO packages.
Material Handling Equipment
Customized support equipment for maintenance, handling, lifting and access
GBI designs each item around the target equipment, load, movement path, floor and space constraints, safety standards and operating procedures, instead of forcing a standard product to fit.

Powered Mobile Equipment
Forklifts, powered transport and controlled handling

Service Carts & Trolleys
Mission-specific depot and component transport

Tow Tractors & Transfer Systems
Equipment movement in aviation, naval and maintenance areas

Cranes, Hoists & Access Equipment
Customized lifting and safe maintenance access

Dedicated Frames, Jigs & Fixtures
GBI designs equipment-specific support, retention and alignment structures
for maintenance, inspection, transfer, assembly and storage.
Mobile Work Platforms
GBI integrates hydraulics, pneumatics, power, instrumentation and tools
with operator access in one mobile support platform.
Mechanical, Electrical & Control Interfaces
GBI modifies and integrates overseas OEM equipment for Korean power, space, safety,
documentation and maintenance conditions.
Localization for Overseas OEMs
Complete, deliverable packages built to Korean customer requirements

Korea-Ready Configuration & Local Support Base
The OEM retains its core technology. GBI Korea is responsible for interfaces, fabrication, documentation, inspection, installation and support in Korea.
- Korea-specific MHE, frames, jigs, service carts and support fixtures
- Mechanical, electrical, control and communication interface modifications
- Fabrication and assembly in Korea, quality documentation and FAT
- Korean nameplates, manuals, and test, inspection and government-submission documents
- Installation, training, warranty, spares and MRO
Manufacturing & Delivery Workflow
Requirements become a buildable baseline and an inspectable deliverable
GBI controls design changes, interfaces, materials and components, inspection, documentation and the site schedule as one configuration.
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Requirement & Site
Load, dimensions, interfaces, safety, work procedures and installation conditions
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Design & Review
Concept drawings, calculations, detail drawings, BOM, risks and inspection plan
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Source & Build
Approved parts, machining, welding, finishing, electrical, controls and assembly
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Test & FAT
Function, load, safety, interface and documentation completeness checks
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Install & Sustain
Site installation, SAT and training, warranty, spares, maintenance and upgrades
Reference Project
Large Package Delivery
GBI executed a 152-set Egina FPSO MHE package across manual handling, hoists and trolleys, cranes and powered mobile equipment.


From Korean Manufacturing to Global Markets
Growing CLOVER and MHE into exportable
product, localization and service models
GBI uses its defense MRO and industrial specialized support equipment experience in Korea to pursue joint market development with overseas customers, OEMs and local partners.
Its plant and offshore experience with large multi-item packages, from design and procurement to fabrication, documentation, inspection and lead-time control, underpins its manufacturing and integration work.
Mission-Led Productization
GBI turns one-off custom builds into product families with repeatable modules, documentation and acceptance criteria.
Local Assembly & Service Models
GBI combines an overseas partner’s fabrication, installation and service capability with its own design, quality and product standards.
Long-Term Supply & Follow-On
Spares, preventive maintenance, upgrades, additional sites and variants become continuing business.

Let us define the specialized support equipment
your sites need in Korea or overseas
Share the target equipment, task, load, space, interfaces and acceptance criteria, and we will review the manufacturing and delivery structure.