| Weight | 720.000000 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 700.00 × 60.00 × 40.00 cm |
| Unit of Measure | EA |
| Product Type | CSMP Multi Position Spreader Bar |
| Main Category | Crane & Overhead Lifting |
| Product Category | Lifting & Spreader Beams |
| Dimensions | L: 700.00 W: 60.00 H: 40.00 |
| Length (mm) | Finish |
|---|---|
| Length (mm): 7000 | Finish: Enamel Paint |
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If the right piece of equipment isn’t available off the shelf, our in-house team can design, certify and build it for you. From tailored variations of standard products to full custom builds, we work closely with you to deliver safe, reliable solutions that meet the unique demands of your business.
East West Engineering supplies lifting beams, spreader beams and specialised lifting equipment for applications ranging from smaller factory lifts through to heavy-duty lifting of large and oversized loads. The range includes compact options such as the CEXL1218 5T Spreader Beam, through to the CSMP Multi Position Spreader Bar range, with capacities up to 100T and beam lengths of up to 8 m.
Different configurations are available to suit the load and lifting arrangement. The CEMH-2T H-Frame Spreader Beam is suited to applications requiring multiple lifting points, such as handling reo mesh, machinery and prefabricated structures. The CEP Equaliser Plates provide a solution for crane lifts using multiple slings, while specialised equipment such as the CDS Cable Drum Spreader Beam and CBC200 IBC & Pallet Lifter are designed for specific load handling applications.
With options for single, two and four point lifting arrangements, as well as specialised solutions for particular loads, East West Engineering can help identify the right lifting equipment for the application.
Your lifting equipment’s WLL must meet or exceed the maximum load weight for the planned lifting arrangement. Likewise, your crane capacity must cover the working load and the weight of your lifting equipment.
The specific requirements for overhead lifting equipment depends on the type of equipment and its intended application. Relevant Australian Standards include AS 4991 for lifting devices and the AS 1418 series for cranes, hoists and winches. Equipment should be designed and used in accordance with the relevant requirements and within its rated working load limit (WLL).
East West Engineering provides relevant product documentation and certification to assist with the safe use of its lifting equipment and help businesses meet their workplace safety requirements.
Yes. East West Engineering designs and manufactures custom lifting equipment for unusual loads and specialised lifting applications where a standard product is not suitable. Custom solutions can be developed around specific beam lengths, capacities, lifting points, load characteristics and lifting configurations.
Custom designed lifting equipment is developed using CAD analysis, then tested, documented and certified to ensure safety, compliance and performance.
Lifting equipment should be visually inspected before use, with periodic inspections and testing carried out by a competent person as required by the equipment, application and applicable workplace safety requirements. Inspections should check for wear, damage, deformation and other issues that could affect safe operation. Equipment showing signs of damage or excessive wear should be removed from service until it has been assessed.
