THE PLANT YARD
Sydney Construction Equipment Hire
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Lifting Beam & Spreader Beam Hire

The Plant Yard has lifting beams and spreader beams for hire, also known as spreader bars. They are adjustable and have two lifting lugs evenly spaced to distribute your load when lifting materials via crane or hoist. The underside of the spreader bar has 2 attachment points which attach the load commonly with lifting slings. Spreader beam lifting ensures that the compression forces of the lifting cranes lifting chains are reduced and consequently do not damage the shed barge and roofs, or bend long items such as roof sheets.

 

Lifting Beams & Spreader Beams

Our lifting beams and spreader beams for hire, also known as spreader bars, have two lifting lugs evenly spaced to distribute your load when lifting materials via crane or hoist. They are adjustable and the underside of the spreader bar has 2 attachment points which attach the load commonly with lifting slings. Spreader beam lifting ensures that the compression forces of the lifting cranes lifting chains are reduced and consequently do not damage the shed barge and roofs, or bend long items such as roof sheets.

The main advantages of spreader beams is the multiple hook points on the bottom. This spreads the load more and is especially useful when lifting something that doesn’t have the structure to support its own weight. Another advantage is that they’re built with a single point connection at the top so they occupy less crane height to lift since rigging above the beam isn’t required.


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We at The Plant Yard Pty Ltd are a Sydney equipment hire company specialising in the hire of construction materials handling equipment, site accommodation and tools to the building and construction industry. Our mission is to continue to provide a high standard of equipment and personalised service to our existing clients and to welcome new clients to our valued client base whom we have successfully serviced since our inception in 1998.