Adjustable Spreader Beam, 4000 lb., 240 In MPN:32C-2-12/20
Adjustable Spreader Beam, 4000 lb., 240 In
Elevate your lifting and rigging operations with the Caldwell Adjustable Spreader Beam, designed for maximum versatility and safety. This 4000 lb. capacity beam offers adjustable spread from 144 to 240 inches, allowing for precise positioning in tight spaces. The durable steel construction and included swivel hooks with latches ensure secure loads and easy setup. Ideal for use in construction, manufacturing, and shipping industries, this beam is perfect for lifting heavy equipment, machinery, and materials. Its compact design and adjustable features make it an essential tool for any facility, providing increased efficiency and reduced risk of accidents.
Top product features:
- Adjustable Spreader Beam design allows for customizable spread width from 144 in to 240 in.
- Spreader Beam has a working load limit of 4,000 lb, ensuring safe handling of heavy loads.
- The beam features swivel hooks with latches and rigging chain for secure and convenient attachment and handling.
Top product applications:
- Construction Rigging
- Warehouse Material Handling
- Heavy Equipment Transport
Spreader Beam, Working Load Limit 4,000 lb, Spread Adjustability Adjustable, Overall Length 240 in, Minimum Spread 144 in, Maximum Spread 240 in, Minimum Headroom 132 in, Maximum Headroom 166 in, Material Steel, Bail Height 1/2 in, Bail Inside Length 4 in, Bail Inside Width 2 3/8 in, Hook Opening Width 1 in, Hardware Included Swivel Hooks with Latches, Rigging Chain, Color Yellow, Beam Type Spreader Beam, Spread Adjustment Increments 1 in, Minimum Material Length 144 in
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 12 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 144.00
- Package Width: 40.00
- Package Height: 18.00
- Package Weight: 412.00
Product info last updated on February 10, 2026 5:57pm UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning