GT Viper Universal Beam Clamp
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The GT Viper Universal Beam Clamp is a mechanical beam clamp for attaching lifting and material-handling equipment to a suitable structural beam. It is intended for professional lifting operations where a beam-mounted attachment point is required, provided the beam, clamp and connected equipment are compatible. Fit and use it only as directed by the manufacturer and as part of a properly planned lifting arrangement.
Select the BCU by its working load limit (W.L.L.) and jaw opening: 3,000 kg with a 125–204 mm jaw opening, or 5,000 kg and 10,000 kg with a 125–305 mm jaw opening. The clamp range weighs 12.5–24.5 kg. The jaw opening must suit the beam flange, and the beam and complete lifting arrangement must be suitable for the intended load; capacity alone is not enough and the marked W.L.L. must not be exceeded. The UK-origin GT Viper BCU is listed with UKCA / CE marking where required and certification, which should be checked in the supplied documentation before use.
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Model: BCU Origin: United Kingdom Capacity | Jaw Opening Range: 3000 Kg | 125mm - 204mm
5000 Kg | 125mm - 305mm
10000 Kg | 125mm - 305mm
Weight 12.5 Kg to 24.5Kg Documentation: UKCA / CE Mark where required and with Certification -
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FAQS GT VIPER UNIVERSAL BEAM CLAMP
What is the GT Viper Universal Beam Clamp, and who is it for?
What is the GT Viper Universal Beam Clamp, and who is it for?
The GT Viper Universal Beam Clamp is a mechanical beam clamp for professional lifting and material-handling operations. It provides an attachment point on a suitable structural beam when the clamp, beam and connected equipment are compatible.
How does the GT Viper beam clamp work, and where is it used?
How does the GT Viper beam clamp work, and where is it used?
It clamps onto a suitable beam flange to create a beam-mounted attachment point for compatible lifting and material-handling equipment. Use it only where a properly planned lifting arrangement includes a suitable structural beam and connected equipment.
How do I choose the right GT Viper capacity and jaw opening?
How do I choose the right GT Viper capacity and jaw opening?
Choose a marked working load limit (W.L.L.) that covers the intended load and complete lifting arrangement, then match the jaw opening to the beam flange. The 3,000 kg version has a 125–204 mm opening, while the 5,000 kg and 10,000 kg versions have 125–305 mm openings.
When is the GT Viper Universal Beam Clamp suitable, and when should I not use it?
When is the GT Viper Universal Beam Clamp suitable, and when should I not use it?
It is suitable when the selected jaw opening fits the beam flange and the beam, clamp, connected equipment and complete lifting arrangement are appropriate for the intended load. Do not assume “universal” means it fits every beam, load or lifting application, and never exceed the marked W.L.L.
Why do I need to check the beam as well as the beam clamp before ordering?
Why do I need to check the beam as well as the beam clamp before ordering?
A clamp’s capacity does not by itself make a lifting arrangement safe. Confirm that the structural beam is suitable for the intended load, that the flange fits the selected jaw-opening range and that the connected lifting or material-handling equipment is compatible with the GT Viper.
What UK legislation, safety marking and documentation apply to the GT Viper beam clamp?
What UK legislation, safety marking and documentation apply to the GT Viper beam clamp?
The product is listed with UKCA / CE marking where required and certification. Check the marking and supplied documentation for the specific clamp before use. These do not replace proper lift planning or compliance with applicable UK duties for safe lifting equipment use, including LOLER and PUWER where relevant.
