MP-50 | Modular Multi-Lug System

50 Tonne Multi-Point Lifting Beam

50 Tonne Multi-Point Lifting Beam

A 50 tonne modular multi-point lifting beam for demanding lifting operations requiring greater capacity and controlled support across multiple lifting points.

Modular Multi-Point System
3m and 6m modular sections Multiple lower lifting points 3 lifting arrangements
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MP-50 Multi-Point Lifting Beam product render
Model overview

What is the MP-50?

The MP-50 combines a 50 tonne maximum working load with 3m and 6m modular beam sections and arrangements up to 12m. It is designed for higher-capacity Centre Point, Spreader and Semi-Spreader lifts where controlled support across multiple lifting points is required.

Build the beam. Choose the lift.

Configure the required span

For the modular MP-50, 3m and 6m beam sections can be assembled into different standard span arrangements. Capacity depends on the selected arrangement and lifting geometry.

01

Single Beam

3m or 6m single-beam arrangement — 50t WLL.

02

Two Beam Assembly

3m + 6m arrangement — 9m span, 50t to 32t depending on configuration.

03

Three Beam Assembly

3m + 6m + 3m arrangement — 12m span, 50t to 20t depending on configuration.

Select the lifting configuration

One system. Three lifting arrangements.

Centre Point Lift Configuration

Centre Point Lift Configuration

A single central top lifting point is used for compact vertical lifts where the available lifting geometry is straightforward and headroom is limited.

  • Compact lifts
  • Restricted headroom environments
  • Controlled symmetrical handling

This arrangement is typically chosen where a single central top connection suits the load and the lift geometry.

Spreader Beam Configuration

Spreader Beam Configuration

Angled top slings connect to the upper lifting points, creating a spreader arrangement for controlled two-point lifting across the load.

  • Improved load stability
  • Reduced bending forces
  • Suitable for longer spans

This arrangement is selected where controlled support across two primary lift points is required.

Semi-Spreader Configuration

Semi-Spreader Configuration

The semi-spreader arrangement adds flexibility where lifting geometry or headroom constraints make a traditional spreader less suitable.

  • Offset top lifting points
  • Flexible multi-point support
  • Useful in restricted spaces

This arrangement helps match the beam to more complex rigging requirements.

Capacity & configuration

MP-50 capacity & configuration

Use the information below to compare the standard beam arrangements, spans and lifting configurations available for the MP-50. Allowable capacity depends on the selected arrangement and lifting geometry.

50 tonne maximum Working Load Limit.

3m and 6m modular beam sections.

Single 3m and 6m beam arrangements provide 50t WLL.

9m two-beam arrangement provides 50t to 32t depending on configuration.

12m three-beam arrangement provides 50t to 20t depending on configuration.

Centre Point, Spreader Beam and Semi-Spreader configurations available.

For Spreader and Semi-Spreader configurations, header slings must not exceed 30° STV.

Standard forklift pockets aid handling.

Select a configuration to view the applicable load data.
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Bottom span (m)0.511.522.533.544.555.56
WLL (tonnes)505050505050505050505050
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Top span (m)0.5123456789101112
0.550505050505050403632282420
150505050505050403632282420
250505050505050444036322824
350505050505050444036322824
450505050505050444440363228
550505050505050444440363228
650505050505050505044403632
740404444444450505044403632
836364040444450505046444036
932323636404044444650484440
1028283232363640404448504844
1124242828323236364044485048
1220202424282832323640404850

For spreader and semi-spreader configurations, header sling angles must not exceed 30° STV.

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MP-50 lifting application
Engineered for complex lifting operations

Typical applications

  • Structural steel installation
  • Heavy fabricated assemblies
  • Large engineering components
  • Offshore and energy sector lifts
  • Complex lifting operations requiring multiple lifting points
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Discuss your MP-50 requirement

Discuss your MP-50 lifting requirement with the Multisec team to confirm the correct span, lifting arrangement and allowable capacity.

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MP-50 FAQs

What is the maximum working load of the MP-50?

The MP-50 is rated to 50 tonnes maximum Working Load Limit. Allowable capacity may reduce depending on the selected span and lifting configuration.

What lifting configurations can be used?

Centre Point Lift, Spreader Beam Configuration, Semi-Spreader Beam Configuration.

What span or size is available?

The MP-50 is available up to 12m (3m + 6m + 3m). Allowable capacity depends on the selected span and lifting configuration.

Can the MP-50 be configured to 12m?

Yes. The modular MP-50 can use a 3m + 6m + 3m arrangement to provide a 12m beam configuration. The allowable load depends on the selected top span, bottom span and lifting arrangement, so the applicable load chart must be checked.

Does the MP-50 maintain full WLL at every span?

No. Full Working Load Limit is available in the standard shorter-span arrangements, but allowable capacity reduces in some extended Spreader and Semi-Spreader configurations. Use the load charts above to check the required lifting geometry.

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 the configuration is not already covered by the current technical documentation.

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