Bradley Lifting Corporation

United States

Rebalance Lifting Beams (Spreader Beams) are for material handling situations where the center of gravity of the lifter changes (variations in the load weight or shape). It is critical to lift a balanced load and Bradley Lifting engineers have developed a variety of beams that may be rebalanced safely and efficiently while in use. One technique is a moveable counterweight to adjust the center of gravity of the beam under a variety of load conditions. The second method is to move the lifting bail to counteract changing loads. Rebalancing can be either manual or motorized, and may be either infinitely adjustable (e.g. lead screw) or limited to pre-defined configurations. All below-the-hook lifting equipment from Bradley Lifting is designed and manufactured in conformance with the ASME B30.20 standard.

Bradley Lifting can create totally specialized Lifting Beam (Spreader Beam) equipment that incorporates multiple features for a specific application. Some Lifting Beams are able to telescope (motorized or manual) in order to handle a larger range of product sizes. Other beams must rotate, meet low-headroom requirements or be constructed of specialized materials for the operating environment. All below-the-hook lifting equipment from Bradley Lifting is designed and manufactured in conformance with the ASME B30.20 standard

Bradley Lifting can produce a wide variety of Lifting Beams (Spreader Beams) with a J-hook option. Hooks can either be fixed or pivoting. The throat of the hook may be lined with an assortment of wear or friction reducing materials, depending on the application. Applications include roll handling and crucible lifting. All below-the-hook lifting equipment from Bradley Lifting is designed and manufactured in conformance with the ASME B30.20 standard