Multisec Lifting Guide
Choose The Right Lifting System
Start with the load, lifting points, span and available headroom. The product type comes after the lifting requirement is understood.
Selection First
Start With The Lift, Not The Product Name
The most suitable below-the-hook lifting system depends on how the load must be supported, how much vertical rigging space is available and whether the geometry can be met by a standard configuration.
Use the routes below as a practical starting point before final engineering review.
Spreader Beam
Best where two main pick points need to be kept apart and lower slings should remain close to vertical.
View Spreader Beams →Lifting Beam
Useful where vertical space above the load is restricted or a central upper lifting arrangement is preferred.
View Lifting Beams →Multi-Point Beam
Designed to distribute support across several lower lifting positions for complex, fabricated or uneven loads.
View Multi-Point Range →Spreader Frame
Provides controlled support across four corners where rectangular load geometry is important.
View Spreader Frames →Adjustable Frame
Suited to projects where module dimensions or lifting interfaces change between lifts.
View Adjustable Frames →Bespoke Solution
Use a project-specific design when capacity, span, centre of gravity, rigging or certification sits outside standard equipment.
View Custom Solutions →Before You Enquire
Five Details That Make Selection Faster
Required WLL
Confirm load weight and any project design factors or special lifting conditions.
Span
Provide lifting-centre dimensions and the number of lower pick points.
Headroom
Available hook-to-load height can determine the most practical rigging arrangement.
Load Geometry
Centre of gravity, uneven loads and multiple pick points may change the solution.
Drawings
Lift plans, site constraints and certification requirements speed up engineering review.
Engineering Review
Not Sure Which System Is Right?
Send the information you have. Multisec can review the WLL, span, lifting points, available headroom and drawings before recommending a standard or bespoke route.
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