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spreader beam

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spreader beam [′spredĀ·ər ‚bēm]
(engineering)
A rigid beam hanging from a crane hook and fitted with a number of ropes at different points along its length; employed for such purposes as lifting reinforced concrete piles or large sheets of glass.


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Their ability to lift 85 tons under their spreader beams and move the load over a distance of up to 24 rows and at 65 meter above the water level is unique in Jeddah.
Their ability to lift 85 tonnes under their spreader beams and move the load over a distance of up to 24 rows and at 65 metres above the water level is unique in Jeddah.
Modulift has been chosen by The Royal Navy to supply its spreader beam systems for a variety of lifting applications throughout the UK.
 
 
 
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