Multisec Modular Spreader Frame

A spreader frame is a modular lifting device used with cranes to distribute loads evenly across multiple lifting points. Unlike spreader beams, which are typically straight, spreader frames form a square or rectangular shape, offering more stability for loads with multiple lifting points. They are ideal for heavy and awkwardly shaped loads, providing increased safety and load control during lifting operations.

A modular spreader frame works by distributing the weight of a load across multiple lifting points using a four-sided frame. This allows the frame to stabilize the load and minimize swaying or shifting during the lift. The modular nature of the frame means that it can be adjusted or reconfigured to handle different load sizes and shapes, offering flexibility for various lifting scenarios.

Modular spreader frames are widely used across several industries, including:

• Construction: For lifting heavy building materials, prefabricated sections, and equipment.
• Shipping and Ports: Used to handle containers and heavy cargo.
• Offshore Oil and Gas: For moving large equipment, structures, and subsea installations.
• Manufacturing: Ideal for lifting heavy machinery or large components.

Yes, Multisec Modular Spreader Frames are designed and manufactured according to offshore standards and are compliant with Eurocode 3 (BS EN 1993-1-1:2005) and BS EN 13155 for non-fixed load lifting attachments. These certifications ensure that the frames are safe and reliable for both onshore and offshore environments.

Yes, if you already own Multisec Modular Spreader Beams, you can easily convert them into a four-point lifting frame by adding corner units. This modular conversion provides flexibility for lifting more complex or bulky loads.

Choosing the right modular spreader frame depends on several factors:

• Load weight: Make sure the frame has the capacity to handle the maximum weight of your load.
• Load dimensions: The span and configuration of the frame should match the size and shape of the load.
• Industry standards: Ensure that the frame complies with relevant safety and lifting regulations for your specific industry (e.g., construction, offshore, etc.).