Spreader Beams vs. Lifting Beams: Definitions, Differences ...
2017年10月2日 · Spreader beams and lifting beams are both two different types of below-the-hook lifting devices used to stabilize and support a load during an overhead lift. Both types of devices are used to keep the lifting slings below the device at …
Lifting Beams | Spreader Beams | Lift-It® Manufacturing
Adjustable Lifting Beams are quick and easy adjustment of unbalanced loads. They are ideally suited for low headroom applications. Shackle bottom and top connections are standard. Swivel hooks, eye hooks and custom connections are available. Handles off center loads by adjusting bail before lift. Adjustment of bail within range.
Spreader Beam | Lifting Beam | Magnet Beam | Lifting Device
Spreader beams, lifting beams and magnet beams are below-the-hook lifting devices that lift loads with single or multiple attachment points. They act as a crosspiece for spacing the hooks or chains that hold loads such as bundles, rolls, cylinders and machinery.
Lifting Beams vs Spreader Beams: What’s the Difference?
2023年8月21日 · Spreader beams are specialized lifting devices designed to distribute a load’s weight across two points, providing stability during lifting operations. They are ideal when handling loads that are long or flexible, or when the load’s lifting points need to …
Spreader Beams and Frames: A Lifting Equipment Guide
2024年10月18日 · Spreader beams are designed to protect the load by keeping slings at a fixed distance apart. They can be simple or more complex depending on the application. The guide below will help in choosing the right spreader beam for your lift.
Lifting Beams and Spreader Beams - Hoists Direct
Our lifting beam and spreader beam options include adjustable beams, fixed beams, telescope beams, basket sling beams, low headroom beams, fiberglass beams and four point sack lifters.
Lifting Beams vs. Spreader Beams: What’s the Difference?
2021年9月10日 · A spreader beam is a metal beam that holds two lifting slings apart. It has two upper lugs that attach to the crane’s slings, and the bottom two lugs attach to the load. This allows the spreader beam to convert lifting loads into compressive forces in …