Big-Bag Spreader Beam (KNGB) 1000-3000 kg
From 439,00 EUR
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Cross Spreader Beams for Big-Bag Sacks
Cross-shaped spreader beams for lifting big-bag (FIBC) sacks by all four loops, keeping the bag open and stable during handling.
How to choose
What it is for
- Lifting big bags (FIBC) by all four loops so the sack hangs level and loops are not overloaded.
- Bulk material handling in production, agriculture, recycling.
Check before you choose
- Sack size (loop spacing) and filled weight
- Hook type for loops
- Crane or forklift use
Not suitable for
- Pallets or rigid loads
What we will ask you before recommending a model
Cross spreader beam for big bags (FIBC) Technical check — we confirm a few parameters and compatibility with you before the order.
- Mass of the full bag, dimensions, layout of the four loops, loop dimensions, top attachment, required height? Loops must not be forced apart or pinched; the FIBC's own permitted lifting method matters.
Typical mistakes to avoid
- Loops must not be forced apart or pinched; check the permitted lifting method of the FIBC itself.
Helpful to have ready: FIBC specification · Photo of the loops · Mass of the full bag · Dimensions
Cross spreader beams for big-bag sacks
Lifting an FIBC by fewer than four loops deforms the bag and strains the fabric — the KNGB cross spreader beam (1000–3000 kg) picks up all four loops on a 900×900 mm cross frame, keeping the bag open, square and stable through the lift. Optional shackles and rotating hooks adapt the pick-up to your loops; the beam is manufactured to NF EN 13155 (FEM 5).
For loads other than big bags, the spreader beam programme covers fixed, adjustable and modular systems; the loops themselves are lifted with hooks, not slings — but for general textile lifting gear see polyester slings. Contact us with the bag weight and loop layout.
Frequently asked questions
Why not lift a big bag with just the crane hook?
Bunching all four loops on one hook squeezes the bag, overloads the loop seams at an angle they were not designed for, and lets the load sway. The cross frame loads each loop vertically — as the FIBC manufacturer intends.
Which capacity should I choose?
The KNGB covers 1000–3000 kg — rate it by the heaviest filled bag you handle. The 900×900 mm frame matches standard FIBC loop spacing; tell us your bag format if it differs.
How quickly can a big-bag spreader be delivered?
Request a quote with the bag weight and preferred hook option (fixed, shackles or rotating hooks) and we will confirm the current lead time and delivery cost for your location.