GUIDE TO LIFTING BEAMS AND LIFTING SPREADERS - Simplebooklet
A lifting beam is loaded in bending. Typically a simple lifting beam will have a single lifting eye above the beam which engages with the lifting machine hook and lower lifting eyes at points on the underside of the beam to connect to the load. A spreader, often called a spreader beam, is actually a strut loaded in compression. ................
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