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rope; overhead electric transit wires; fall arrest systems; aircraft cables; and utilities projects. As expected, it has been most widely utilized in North American markets but is consumed in other geographies and is available through SP’s global dealer network. y
LiftEx 2018: The Unmissable Global Lifting Industry Event
> LiftEx 2018, the free-to-attend flagship event of LEEA (The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association), is the unmissable global gathering for the lifting industry. It takes place at the Arena MK in Milton Keynes on 14-15 November. The Lifting Equipment sector spans
an enormous number of vertical segments including: rail, construction, renewable energy, civil engineering, entertainment, road & maritime transport, health & safety, utilities, logistics and manufacturing. LiftEx provides a dedicated event to address the many different challenges, solutions, regulations and best practice advice under one roof. Visitors can catch up with suppliers and
view demonstrations and explore the latest solutions from over 80 of the industry’s top vendors. This will of course include a broad array of lifting equipment solutions from companies such as Carl Stahl Evita, Durham Lifting, Hird (UK), Lift Gear UK, Lift Turn Move (LTM), Petersen Stainless Rigging, PMS Industrie, Modulift, Reel UK, Reid Lifting Solutions, Rope and Sling Specialists, Slingmax Rigging Solutions, Suhbo Industrial, Sumner Manufacturing, Thern Winches and Cranes, and William Hackett Lifting Products. Height safety equipment will be on show from Checkmate, Diamond H Lifting Equipment, SpanSet Group, and Unitex UK. Columbus McKinnon, George Taylor and Company, Gunnebo Industries and Speedy Services are among the companies showing
Materials handling solutions. Safetmade Marine Products and Water Weights are among the Testing companies exhibiting. IT will be represented in the form of solutions from CoreRFID and Motion Software. Visitors can also see wire ropes from
Hendrik Veder Group (HVG) and wire rope splicing from Sahm Splice and Talurit. Wire rope Inspections is the focus of Tensology. There will be the lifting rings of CODIPRO and Jergens Lifting Solutions; load monitoring solutions from DLM, JCM, Load Monitoring Systems and Straightpoint; hydraulic tools from Worlifts; Machine moving and lifting from Rapid Response Solutions; Winches from Atlas Winch & Hoist Services; chains from Rud Chains; ropes and cords from English Braids; while Crosby and Van Beest will display rope accessories. Trade bodies are represented by the Society
of Operations Engineers (SOE) and, of course, The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) – established across the globe as the leading representative body for all those involved in the lifting industry worldwide – will be welcoming visitors to its stand to find
Spreader Beams
Your partner for standard and custom designed manufactured lifting equipment within the oil and gas industry
Modular Spreader Beams up to 400t in stock and available worldwide for distribution
Modular Spreader Beams for 2–5000t and spans up to 100m /330ft
Adjustable Lifting/Spreader beams stocked as a boxed product for immediate shipping
Load Monitoring Spreader Beams with an integrated Load Cell giving you instant wireless data logging
Experts in custom designed and manufactured lifting equipment and projects requiring high QA standards
All spreader beams are fully tested and certifi ed with DNV Type approval as standard
For details of your local distributors in North America please visit our website
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For more information contact Head Offi ce: +44 (0) 1202 621511 Email:
sales@modulift.com
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