300 Tonne Multi-Point Lifting Beam
A heavy-lift 10 metre Multi-Point Lifting Beam for demanding operations requiring controlled load distribution at capacities up to 300 tonnes.
What is the MP-300?
The MP-300 is a 10m heavy-lift Multi-Point Lifting Beam rated up to 300 tonnes across its standard load chart. It is intended for demanding lifting operations requiring high-capacity load distribution, with non-standard load configurations reviewed by the Multisec Technical Department.
Choose the right Multi-Point Beam
One system. Three lifting arrangements.
Centre Point Lift
The MP-300 is a 10m heavy-lift Multi-Point Beam for specialist lifting operations requiring high-capacity load distribution across multiple lifting points.
- 10m heavy-lift beam
- 300 tonne standard load chart
- Multiple lower lifting points
Final lifting geometry should be checked against the current MP-300 technical data before use.
Spreader Beam Configuration
The MP-300 can be used in spreader arrangements where the approved lifting geometry is covered by the current technical data.
- High-capacity load distribution
- Controlled lifting across the load
- Technical review for other load configurations
For spreader configurations, header slings must not exceed 30° STV. Other load configurations should be referred to the Multisec Technical Department.
Semi-Spreader Configuration
Semi-Spreader arrangements provide flexibility for specialist heavy-lift geometry where multiple lifting points or offset support are required.
- Flexible multi-point support
- Specialist heavy-lift applications
- Technical review where required
For semi-spreader configurations, header slings must not exceed 30° STV. Other load configurations should be referred to the Multisec Technical Department.
MP-300 capacity & configuration
Use the model-specific load charts below to confirm the allowable capacity for the selected heavy-lift beam option, span and lifting arrangement.
300 tonne Working Load Limit across the documented load chart. 10m heavy-lift beam. Approximate beam weight: 22,000 kg. Documented bottom lifting centres from 1m to 10m at 300t WLL. Top centre connection: 400t Wide Body Shackle. Other top lift points: 200t Wide Body Shackles. All bottom lift points: 150t Wide Body Shackles. For lifting arrangements outside the approved drawing data, contact the Multisec Technical Department before selection.
| Bottom span (m) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WLL (tonnes) | 300 | 300 | 300 | 300 | 300 | 300 | 300 | 300 | 300 | 300 |
The approved general arrangement lists 300t WLL across the documented bottom lifting centres from 1m to 10m. All lifting centres shown on the drawing are covered by this chart.
Typical applications
- Heavy engineered structures
- Large fabricated assemblies
- Offshore and energy lifting projects
- Infrastructure and industrial heavy lifts
- Complex high-capacity lifting operations
Discuss your MP-300 requirement
Discuss your MP-300 lifting requirement with the Multisec Technical Department. Other load configurations should be reviewed against the current technical documentation.
MP-300 FAQs
What is the maximum working load of the MP-300?
The MP-300 is rated to 300 tonnes maximum Working Load Limit. Allowable capacity may reduce depending on the selected span and lifting configuration.
What lifting configurations can be used?
Documented Multi-Point Arrangement.
What span or size is available?
The MP-300 is available up to 10m beam. Allowable capacity depends on the selected span and lifting configuration.
What is the standard beam length of the MP-300?
The MP-300 is a 10m heavy-lift Multi-Point Beam with a 300 tonne standard load chart across the displayed bottom spans from 1m to 10m.
When should an MP-300 arrangement be referred to the technical team?
For load configurations outside the current standard data, contact the Multisec Technical Department before beam selection.
How do I select the correct configuration?
Selection depends on the load, lifting points, span, headroom and rigging arrangement. Discuss the lift with the Multisec team where you need help confirming the correct configuration.
