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Beam Clamps
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Beam Clamps by Load Rating

MTN Shop stocks beam clamps across a range of capacities and beam widths, so matching both figures to your structure matters as much as the brand. The Doughty Beam Clamp (Heavy Duty), rated to 1000kg WLL, fits beams from 75mm to 220mm wide. Scan-Rig Beamclamps and Yale Beam Clamps YC extend the range from 1 Ton up to 10 Ton, giving options for entertainment rigging through to heavier industrial lifting points. The Safetex Beam Clamp with Forged Pivoting Eyelet, rated from 1 to 5 Ton, adds a pivoting eyelet that adjusts to the angle of the hoist chain or sling rather than a fixed eye. For beam widths from 3in to 12in, the CM Screwlok Beam Clamps cover 1, 2 and 3 Ton capacities with a screw-adjusted jaw.

Trolley Clamps for Moving Loads Along a Beam

Where a hoist needs to travel along the beam rather than stay fixed at one point, the Yale Trolley Clamp CTP covers 1000-3000kg capacity across several beam flange width ranges (60-320mm), letting the hoist roll along the girder for horizontal load movement rather than only vertical lifting.

Rope Sockets

The Safetex Rope Socket DIN, supplied galvanized with key, bolt, washers and cotter pin, terminates a wire rope end rather than clamping to a beam, and is sized to specific cable diameters from 4mm up to 11mm.

Warranty and Load Ratings

All beam clamps and related hardware sold by MTN Shop EU are genuine stock, sourced through official distribution, so full manufacturer warranty applies as it would from the brand directly. Every clamp is rated to a specific Working Load Limit (WLL) and beam flange width range, both of which should be checked against your structure before use.

Choosing the Right Beam Clamp

Match the clamp to both the load you need to lift and the width of the beam flange it has to grip, since a clamp rated for the correct capacity won't necessarily fit a beam outside its stated width range. If the hoist needs to move horizontally along the beam rather than stay fixed, choose a trolley clamp instead of a standard beam clamp.

Need help specifying a beam clamp for your installation? Contact our team for advice, or request a trade quote for bulk orders. Browse our full Trolleys, Shackles & Links, Sling Chains & Ropes and Lifting Straps & Round Slings collections.

Frequently Asked Questions

A beam clamp fixes a lifting point at one location on a beam. A trolley clamp does the same job but rolls along the beam flange, letting the hoist move horizontally rather than staying fixed at a single point.
Check the clamp's stated beam flange width range, not just its Working Load Limit. A clamp rated for the correct capacity may still not fit if your beam's flange falls outside that width range.
A pivoting eyelet adjusts to the angle of the hoist chain or sling as the load moves, rather than holding it at a fixed angle, which reduces side-loading on the clamp compared to a fixed eye.
No, a rope socket terminates the end of a wire rope, giving it a fixed connection point. A beam clamp attaches to a structural beam to create a lifting or rigging point. They're often used together but serve different functions.