If you’re researching spreader bar engineering calculations, you’re likely responsible for critical lifting operations where safety margins cannot be compromised. Perhaps you’re specifying equipment for a major project, verifying load calculations, or ensuring your lifting operations meet stringent safety standards. We understand the weight of this responsibility—both literally and figuratively—and we’re here to provide the […]
Required Training and Certification for Lifting Equipment Operators
If you’re researching lifting equipment operator certification requirements, you’re likely concerned about compliance, safety, or career advancement in the material handling industry. Whether you’re an employer ensuring regulatory compliance or an operator seeking certification, understanding these requirements is critical for workplace safety and avoiding costly penalties. We’ll provide you with the comprehensive information you need […]
How Lift Planning Software Improves Safety and Efficiency in Complex Lifts
If you’re managing complex lifting operations and concerned about safety risks, project delays, or regulatory compliance, you’re in the right place. We understand the critical challenges you face when orchestrating heavy lifts, where a single miscalculation can result in catastrophic accidents, millions in damages, and project shutdowns. This comprehensive guide reveals how modern lift planning […]
What Are Modular Spreader Bars and When Should You Use Them?
If you’re searching for information about modular spreader bars, you’re likely facing a lifting challenge that requires flexibility, safety, and cost-effectiveness. Whether you’re managing complex construction lifts, handling varied loads in manufacturing, or dealing with space constraints in transport and storage, we understand the critical decisions you’re making about lifting equipment. You’re in the right […]
Designing Custom Lifting Beams and Spreader Bars for Non-Standard Loads
If you’re searching for guidance on custom lifting solutions for irregularly shaped or oversized loads, you’ve come to the right place. We understand the unique challenges that non-standard loads present in your lifting operations, from uneven weight distribution to unconventional attachment points. At Tway Lifting, we specialize in engineering custom lifting beams and spreader bars […]
Spreader Bars for Offshore and Marine Lifting Operations
Are you tasked with managing heavy lifting operations in challenging marine environments? Whether you’re overseeing offshore wind turbine installations, subsea construction projects, or vessel-to-vessel transfers, understanding the critical role of spreader bars can mean the difference between operational success and costly failures. We’ll guide you through everything you need to know about these essential below-the-hook […]
Integrating Lifting Beams into Automated Material Handling Systems
If you’re exploring how to modernize your material handling operations with automated lifting solutions, you’ve come to the right place. We understand the complexity of integrating lifting beams into automated systems can seem daunting, but with the right approach and expertise, this transformation can revolutionize your operational efficiency and safety standards. Integrating lifting beams into […]
What Are the Most Common Lifting Challenges and How Do Spreader Bars Solve Them?
If you’re searching for solutions to complex lifting challenges, you’re likely dealing with unstable loads, fragile materials, or space constraints that make standard rigging dangerous. These concerns reflect the reality that 90% of crane accidents stem from human error, often related to poor load planning and rigging failures. Spreader bars offer a proven engineering solution […]
Spreader Bar for Cranes
A spreader bar is a device that assists with lifting heavy objects or loads. It is used adjacent to lifting machines such as cranes, and their role is to spread out the weight better to ensure a safe and effective carry. The spreader bar for cranes works by redistributing the forces that influence the lifts, […]
How It’s Made: Chain Slings
Watch as one of our specially trained chain sling fabricators works on a mechanical Grade 80 SGG chain sling. -Narration by Dave Dugan









