Heavy-Duty Telescopic Lifting Beam 2.8t - 50t (TP)

Maximise your operational efficiency and workplace safety with the TP Telescopic Lifting Beam. Expertly designed for the most demanding material handling environments, this highly adjustable lifting beam offers unparalleled flexibility for lifting varying load sizes safely, securely, and with absolute precision.

With an impressive Working Load Limit (WLL) ranging from 2,800 kg (2.8 Tonnes) right up to a massive 50,000 kg (50 Tonnes), it is the ultimate heavy-duty material handling solution for the heavy construction, large-scale manufacturing, and complex logistics sectors. By investing in a telescopic beam, you drastically reduce the need for multiple fixed-length spreaders on site, saving both storage space and capital expenditure.

Key Features & Technical Specifications

• Working Load Limit (WLL): Available in highly robust configurations ranging from 2,800 kg up to 50,000 kg (2.8t – 50t).
• Telescopic Adjustability: Intelligent extendable design allows operators to seamlessly adjust the lifting span to perfectly accommodate different load dimensions.
• Heavy-Duty Application: The ultimate solution for securely balancing, lifting, and manoeuvring exceptionally heavy and awkwardly sized industrial loads.
• Manufacturing Origin: Premium quality manufacturing, proudly Made in the EU to ensure uncompromising structural integrity and longevity.

Comprehensive Product Traceability

For rigorous LOLER safety inspections and full health and safety traceability on your work site, every TP Telescopic Lifting Beam features highly visible, permanent product markings. Each heavy-duty unit is clearly and indelibly stamped with:

• The Manufacturer's Mark
• The Official UKCA Marking
• The Exact Maximum Load Capacity (WLL)
• A Unique Factory Serial Number
• The Exact Year of Production

Uncompromising Safety & UK Compliance

When it comes to extremely heavy overhead lifting, workplace safety is absolutely paramount. The Telescopic Lifting Beam TP guarantees complete operational peace of mind by strictly complying with the most rigorous UK and European directives:

• UKCA Marked: Fully certified, approved, and legally compliant for safe commercial use within the United Kingdom.
• Statutory Compliance: Meets the highly rigorous safety criteria of the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008.
• Harmonised Standards: Precision-engineered and manufactured strictly according to BS EN 13155 (Cranes - Safety - Non-fixed load lifting attachments).
• Additional Engineering Standards: Fully compliant with the stringent general principles for crane safety design (BS EN 13001) and safety of electrical equipment for machines (BS EN 60204-32).

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the maximum lifting capacity of the TP Telescopic Beam?
The TP series is incredibly robust, offering configurations with a Working Load Limit (WLL) starting at 2.8 Tonnes (2,800 kg) and reaching up to a massive 50 Tonnes (50,000 kg).

What is the main advantage of a telescopic lifting beam?
A telescopic beam features an adjustable length, allowing operators to change the lifting span to suit loads of varying dimensions. This ensures perfectly vertical lifts, prevents lateral compression on the load, and eliminates the need to buy multiple fixed-length beams.

What safety information is stamped on the lifting beam?
To ensure full compliance with statutory lifting inspections, each beam is permanently marked with the UKCA mark, the manufacturer's mark, the maximum WLL, a unique factory serial number, and the year of production.

Is this lifting beam legally certified for use on UK construction sites?
Yes, absolutely. Proudly manufactured in the EU, the TP lifting beam is UKCA marked and strictly complies with the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008, as well as the harmonised BS EN 13155 standard.