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Combination Lifting & Spreader Beams

Combination Lifting beams have a single centred lifting point on the top side of the beam to connect to a crane, hoist or other lifting mechanism. Whilst, a spreader beam is a beam that holds the legs of a lifting sling apart. They have two attachment points at each end of the bar. The main difference between a spreader beam and lifting beam is essentially how the force is distributed. A lifting beam or spreader beam should be inspected at a minimum of every 12 months by a competent person, in accordance with Australian standards.
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Bulk Bag Lifter

All Lifting

Made with weld-on loops for overhead lifts using a spreader baror fork jib Safe, efficient and easy handling of bulk bags Available in two models ...

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