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Modular Spreader Beams (Traverses)

Modular spreader beam systems (traverses) assembled from standard components for flexible, project-specific lifting configurations.
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How to choose

What it is for

  1. Modular beam assembled from end units and struts for heavy lifts and long spans (up to 70 t).
  2. Rental fleets and contractors needing many span/capacity combinations from one kit.
  3. Engineered lifts of machinery, steel and precast.

Check before you choose

  • Capacity at the assembled span (use the load chart)
  • Number of struts and total assembled length
  • Top sling angle and headroom
  • Transport/storage of components

Not suitable for

  • Light, frequent lifts where a fixed beam is simpler

What we will ask you before recommending a model

Modular spreader beam / H-frame Project product — the final configuration is confirmed by our technical team before the order.
  1. WLL, span, number of modules, geometry, number of points, COG in two axes, headroom, assembly method? Every configuration must be a permitted one.

Typical mistakes to avoid

  • Each configuration must be permitted; never combine modules arbitrarily or compute capacity without the configuration table.

Helpful to have ready: Load drawing and all configurations · Masses/COG · Crane hook dimension

Modular spreader beam systems

When loads change from lift to lift, a fixed traverse is always the wrong size — modular systems solve that by assembling the right geometry from standard components. H-beam spreaders in fixed and adjustable versions (1000–10 000 kg) pick up four-point loads; aluminium H-spreaders (125–2000 kg) keep the dead weight low for smaller cranes; and the MNG modular beam scales to project dimensions — 6000 to 70 000 kg on spans from 1 to 14 m.

For simpler, repeating loads a fixed or adjustable spreader beam is lighter and cheaper. Contact us with the load, pick-up points and crane data and we will configure the system with the matching slings.

Frequently asked questions

When do I need an H-frame instead of a single beam?

When the load must hang from four points — machines, containers, panels, moulds — a single beam leaves two axes unsupported. The H-frame controls the geometry in both directions and adjustable versions adapt to different footprints.

How big can modular spreader systems go?

The MNG modular beam covers 6 to 70 t on spans from 1 to 14 m, assembled from standard sections — project cargo territory. Every configuration is defined and documented before the lift.

Steel or aluminium spreader components?

Aluminium versions (125–2000 kg) weigh far less — important because the spreader's dead weight subtracts from the crane's available capacity and the riggers carry the parts. Steel covers the heavy end where dead weight matters less.

How quickly can a modular system be delivered?

Request a quote with load, geometry and crane data and we will confirm the configuration, current lead time and delivery cost for your location.