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Discover our range of durable and super-reliable beam clamps, engineered for secure attachment to beams during lifting and rigging applications. Suitable for both industrial and commercial settings, our extensive range of beam clamps for lifting are brought to you from the world's best and biggest brands, at the best prices on the market.
A beam clamp is a type of clamp that uses adjustable jaws to attach and secure lifting devices such as hoists or heavy duty beams, to an overhead beam or structural steelwork. They are used in various industrial settings, such as construction sites, warehouses, and workshops.
Structural beam clamps are either slated to work universally or for a specific size of beam and load bearing capacity. Check your specific lifting requirements to ensure that you get the right type of beam clamp for your needs, whilst ensuring safety and efficiency.
If you’re unsure whether you need a beam clamp or girder lifting clamp, our team are ready to assist - get in touch today.
All beam clamps supplied by Lifting Equipment Store are delivered with Certificates of Conformity, providing you with total peace of mind that you are only purchasing the highest-quality, tried and tested, and compliant products.
Our range stretches from 1,000kg (1 Tonne) capacities all the way to 20,000kg (20 Tonnes), therefore we're super confident that we have a suitable beam clamp for your requirements - our lifting equipment are available to buy online, many with same day dispatch options.
While beam clamps are commonly used as temporary attachment points, certain models are designed and rated for semi-permanent or permanent installation. Businesses should verify the manufacturer's specifications and ensure the installation meets structural and safety requirements.
Beam clamps are primarily used for suspending lifting devices or securing loads to structural beams. They must be selected based on the load's weight, beam dimensions, and orientation of force. It is essential to use clamps only within their rated capacity and intended applications.
Incorrect installation or misuse can result in load slippage, structural damage, or failure of the clamp, potentially leading to serious injury or equipment damage. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the clamp is compatible with the beam and load.
Yes, factors such as extreme temperatures, exposure to corrosive substances, and high-moisture environments can impact the performance and longevity of beam clamps. For operations in harsh conditions, consider clamps with appropriate protective coatings or materials, and conduct more frequent inspections.
Beam clamps are generally not designed or certified for lifting people unless they are specifically rated and tested for such use. Using standard beam clamps for personnel lifting constitutes a significant safety risk and would breach UK health and safety regulations.