Description
Lifting Beams and Lifting Frames are typically low-height solutions – they are the optimum solution for indoor lifts or where lifts have restricted headroom. Lifting Beams tend to be for lifts where the lifting points on the load are all in-line, whereas a Lifting Frame is used for a square/rectangular pattern of lifting points.
Modulift can advise on the safest type of rig design for a particular application, and check the stability of the load, and can design Lifting Beams and Lifting Frames to suit more complex rigs, below are some examples.
- Multiple connection points to suit different spans/sizes
- Additional adjustability to accommodate loads with offset centres of gravity
- ‘Inverted’ Lifting beams: Tandem Lifting Beams where there are two top lifting points and one central bottom lifting point e.g. when turning two crane hooks into one central lifting point
- Lifting Beams/Frames with shackle/crane hook/direct attachment to the load