M&W Fixed Spread Spreader Beam, Large Capacity Shackle End, WLL 100,000 lb, 6 ft fixed spread
SKU MW-20187
$11,011.87
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Details
A large capacity spreader beam at one fixed spread, 40,000 to 150,000 lb. Beam only: the shackles (size in the table) and top rigging are by others or sold separately.
- Manufactured to exceed all ASME B30.20 and OSHA regulations.
- Painted safety yellow for increased visibility.
- Individually proof loaded per OSHA requirements and shipped with certification paperwork.
- Durable construction ideally suited to jobsite or warehouse use.
- Made in U.S.A.
- Custom designs available — call for engineering.
Sizes & Specifications
| Part # | Outside Spread (L) ft | Shackle Size | Headroom (in) | Weight (lbs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MW-20186 | 4 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 390 |
| MW-20187 | 6 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 475 |
| MW-20188 | 8 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 550 |
| MW-20189 | 10 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 635 |
| MW-20190 | 12 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 715 |
| MW-20191 | 16 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 875 |
| MW-20192 | 20 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 1050 |
| MW-24485 | 25 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 1496 |
| MW-24486 | 30 | 2” Top, 2” Bottom | 9.8 | 1735 |
Notes
- Minimum horizontal top rigging angle is 45° on all fixed and adjustable spreaders. The manufacturer recommends a minimum horizontal top rigging angle of 60°.
Never exceed the rated Working Load Limit. Rig the top at no less than 45° from horizontal; 60° is recommended. Always follow applicable domestic safety regulations. Inspect before every use — remove from service if deformed, worn, or damaged.
California Proposition 65 warning: The steel and alloy steel in this product contains chromium and nickel. This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel and chromium, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Normal handling and use of this product is not generally an exposure concern; grinding, sanding, welding and similar work can expose you to these chemicals.