Bremco supplies Australian-made crane drum handling solutions designed to safely lift, transport and position drums using overhead cranes. Built for durability and engineered to Australian standards, our drum handling attachments improve efficiency and safety in industrial and manufacturing environments.


Safely shift and lift steel or plastic drums with Bremco’s crane drum handling equipment. Our crane drum grab allows you to safely extract a drum from a cluster without disturbing surrounding drums, and the clever design can be fitted to any lifting device — including crane beams for overhead lifting applications.
If you are looking for crane lifting equipment beyond drums, our drum lifting chains eliminate the need for two separate lifting devices as they lift drums with or without lids. We also offer crane lift bins and devices for transporting bulk materials on site.
Engineered and manufactured in our local workshop, Bremco drum lifting chains and grabs are tested to meet Australian safety standards and proven to offer reliability in harsh conditions. Maintain the safety and efficiency of your work site with our superior crane drum handling products.
All products are safety tested and come standard with a quality powder coated finish. We take pride in our work and offer a money back guarantee and competitive prices.
We can also design and make custom solutions with our custom steel fabrication service. Contact our friendly team today for more information or to place your crane drum handling equipment order.
Crane drum handling is the mechanical lifting, tilting, and transporting of heavy drums using overhead hoists or cranes.
Crane drum handling uses specialised drum attachments such as grabs, grips or rotators that are suspended from a crane hook to securely lift, tilt, and move industrial drums.
Drum handling equipment includes drum grabs, drum lifters, and drum rotators.
Before using drum handling equipment it’s important to verify the working load limit (WLL), inspect the lifters and rigging equipment, and ensure the drum is securely locked in place. It’s also important to know the contents of the drum being lifted to identify if it holds dangerous liquids.