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January 29, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Modulift Launches Subsea Spreader Beams

Modulift has revealed their latest product range, called Subsea Modular Spreader Beams. In addition to their standard and heavy spreader beam ranges they have taken their unique modular elements to produce a versatile and efficient collection for deep water lifting. As with regular Spreader beams th

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Modulift has revealed their latest product range, called Subsea Modular Spreader Beams.

In addition to their standard and heavy spreader beam ranges they have taken their unique modular elements to produce a versatile and efficient collection for deep water lifting.

As with regular Spreader beams they are fully and correctly assembled when combined with the recommended end units, drop links and shackles top and bottom, which also allows for the options to use ROV shackles where necessary too.

According to the company, the Modulift Subsea Spreader Beams are designed to safely hold weights up 500 tonnes, and Comply with DNV-OS-H206 – Loadout, Transport and Installation of Subsea Objects.

Unlike Modulift’s standard Spreader Beams that are manufactured using circular hollow section, the Subsea has an open section design, this being suitable for water submersion by eliminating the risks of any cavity or pressure issues.

“Modulift’s exclusive ‘modular’ engineering is again reflected to offer users the economical ability to reuse their products time and time again, providing a cost effective solution to Subsea heavy lifting. As with all Modulift products the ease of transportation goes without saying aided by this modular design,” said the company it a press release.

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