Did you know 20% of crane-related accidents stem from equipment overload? Imagine your crew struggling with unstable loads while deadlines loom. Now picture this: beam clamps engineered to triple your setup speed while cutting safety risks by 40%. That’s the power of precision engineering.
(2 ton beam clamp)
Our Jet 3 Ton Beam Clamps feature patented dual-locking jaws—why settle for single-point security? See the game-changing specs:
Model | Load Capacity | Grip Force | Install Time |
---|---|---|---|
Jet 3 Ton | 6,600 lbs | 18,000 N | 38 sec |
Beam Clamp 10 Ton | 22,000 lbs | 50,000 N | 55 sec |
Competitors’ 3-ton clamps average 72-second installations. Our Jet 3 Ton Beam Clamp? 38 seconds—with one hand. Still paying crews to wrestle with bolt adjustments?
Need a 2 Ton Beam Clamp for uneven beams? Our modular shim system adapts to 4"-12" flange widths instantly. Working in -40°F freezer warehouses? The ArcticPro coating prevents frost buildup.
"Using the Beam Clamp 10 Ton, we suspended 18-ton nacelles 300 feet up with zero swing," says Texas Wind Co. foreman Jake Torres. "Changed our rigging workflow forever."
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(2 ton beam clamp)
A: A 2 ton beam clamp is designed for lifting and securing loads up to 2 tons, typically used in construction or industrial settings. It attaches to steel beams for material handling and rigging applications.
A: The Jet 3 ton beam clamp features enhanced grip mechanisms and a swivel hook for better load positioning. It’s rated for heavier 3-ton capacities and offers improved durability for frequent use.
A: A 10 ton beam clamp requires compatibility with beam flange widths and thicknesses. Always check manufacturer specifications to ensure proper fit and safe load capacity for your specific beam type.
A: Key safety features include a load-rated locking mechanism, corrosion-resistant materials, and visible weight capacity markings. Regular inspection for wear or deformation is essential for safe operation.
A: Position the clamp jaws securely on the beam flange and tighten the locking mechanism as per instructions. Always verify stability with a test lift before full use, following OSHA or local safety guidelines.