The Conquip Lifting Beam transports materials that cannot be moved with a single-point lift or chain sling, or where multiple items need lifting together. Two topside attachment points connect to the crane, with multiple lifting points on the underside for attaching loads — a safer, more stable lift for awkward, oversized or non-uniform materials, with built-in stands preventing hook fouling when the beam is landed. All lengths are tested and certified to a Factor of Safety 3 with a 5000kg Working Load Limit, in 3, 5 and 7 metre standard lengths plus bespoke sizes to order.
Key Features
- Multiple lifting points on the underside ensure a safer, more stable lift for non-uniform loads
- Built-in stand prevents hook damage when the beam is landed and gives easy access to lifting chains
- 5000kg Working Load Limit suits a broad range of construction lifting tasks
- Tested and certified to a Factor of Safety 3 for confidence on every lift
- Three standard lengths (3m, 5m, 7m) available, with bespoke lengths manufactured to order
- Two crane attachment points on the topside for stable engagement
- Robust steel construction designed for repeated heavy use on construction sites
- Lifting points spaced for distributing loads evenly across the beam
Technical Specifications
| Working Load Limit |
5000kg (all lengths) |
| Width |
473mm |
| Height |
817mm |
| Lengths Available |
3 metre, 5 metre, 7 metre |
| Lifting Points (3m) |
6 |
| Lifting Points (5m) |
10 |
| Lifting Points (7m) |
12 |
| Factor of Safety |
3 |
| Built-in Stand |
Yes |
| Standard |
BS EN 13155 |
LOLER-compliant | CE-marked
Working Load Limit 5000kg. Factor of Safety 3. Manufactured in the UK to BS EN 13155.
More About This Product
The Conquip Lifting Beam is engineered to transport materials that cannot be moved using a single-point lift or a chain sling, or where multiple items need to be lifted together. The beam features two attachment points for connecting to a crane on the topside, and multiple lifting points on the underside for attaching loads. The result is a safer, more stable lift for awkward, oversized, or non-uniform materials. Built-in stands prevent fouling of hooks when the beam is landed and provide easy access to attached lifting chains. All lengths are tested and certified to a Factor of Safety 3 with a 5000kg Working Load Limit. Available in 3, 5, and 7 metre standard lengths, with bespoke sizes manufactured to order.
Suitable Applications
The Lifting Beam suits any task that involves lifting loads which cannot be safely transported with a single-point lift, including long timber sections, structural steel, scaffold tubes, multi-pack deliveries, and oversized precast components. It is particularly useful in housebuilding for lifting roof trusses and panel sections, and in infrastructure work for moving long pipes, beams, and prefabricated assemblies. The 7-metre variant handles substantial structural members, while the 3-metre variant offers a compact solution for everyday multi-point lifts.
A lifting beam has a single top attachment and works in bending, which makes it compact in headroom. Where the load is taken through slings at both ends, a spreader beam is lighter for the same capacity; for four-point support see lifting frames.
How to Use
- Place the beam on a flat surface using the built-in stand to prevent damage to hooks and chains
- Attach lifting chains to the underside lifting points appropriate to the load configuration
- Connect the chains to the load ensuring even weight distribution along the beam
- Connect the crane hook to both topside attachment points using approved shackles
- Take the strain slowly and verify the load is balanced before completing the lift
- Land the beam carefully on a stable surface using the built-in stand
- Disconnect chains and store the beam horizontally to prevent twisting
Warning:
Total load including chains must not exceed the 5000kg Working Load Limit. Always verify even weight distribution before lifting. Inspect for visible damage, weld cracks, or distortion before each use. Lifting must be carried out by competent personnel in accordance with LOLER 1998.
Safety Information
- Working Load Limit of 5000kg must not be exceeded — chain weight counts toward the total
- Pre-use inspection required, with thorough examination every six months under LOLER 1998
- Both crane attachment points must be used together — single-point lifting from the beam is not permitted
- Load must be evenly distributed across the lifting points to prevent twisting
- Use only certified lifting chains and shackles rated for the intended load
- Damaged or distorted beams must be removed from service immediately
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I need a beam longer than 7 metres — can you help?
Conquip manufactures bespoke lengths to order. Contact us with your specification and we will arrange a quote.
Q: How safe is the beam?
The Lifting Beam is tested and certified to a Factor of Safety 3 for peace of mind on every lift, and is fully LOLER-compliant.
Q: How do I store the beam without damaging it?
The built-in stand stops damage to the hooks when the beam is landed and gives easy access to attached lifting chains. Store horizontally to prevent twisting.
Q: Which length should I choose?
3-metre suits everyday multi-point lifts of standard pallets and shorter loads. 5-metre handles roof trusses and longer structural members. 7-metre is for substantial structural beams or long pipe sections.
