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Beta Max offers complete portable lifting solution

Beta Max Inc. is offering practical applications packages for a variety of industries. With limitless combinations of hoists, mountings, and baskets, customers can be sure to find an effective solution to meet their needs. One such combination includes the Gemini Plus portable hoist, the Scaff-Trac mounting option, and the Equipment Basket, an extremely useful lifting solution for the plant maintenance and construction industries. The Gemini Plus portable hoist is the most popular among Beta Max hoists. It has a single line lifting capacity of 600 pounds and a double line lifting capacity of 1200 pounds.

The Gemini Plus comes equipped with a non-rotating cable to help prevent loads from spinning while lifting and lowering objects, as well as an up limit switch to automatically stop the load when it reaches the top. Its failsafe brakes ensure there will be no free-falling even in the event of power interruption.

When the Gemini Plus is used in conjunction with Beta Max's Scaff-Trac Mounting Option, it is attached to the scaffolding and hangs just under the horizontal members of a frame scaffold using Beta Max saddles and pins. The Scaff-Trac works with frame scaffolds utilizing either seven or eight foot cross braces and allows the load to be rolled back into the scaffold for unloading. The Scaff-Trac allows a cantilever of three and a half feet. Unlimited system lengths are available using add-on seven foot Scaff-Trac Extensions.

In addition to offering the hoist and the mounting option, Beta Max also offers an equipment basket in two different weight capacities. The 800 pound capacity basket is 36¾ inches long X 36¾ inches wide X 18½ inches high. The 400 pound capacity basket is 30¾ inches long X 20¾ inches wide X 12¼ inches high. Using a spreader bar, the basket attaches to the Gemini Plus hoist. All Beta Max Hoists Systems meet or exceed ANSI and OSHA specifications.



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