Wire Ropes
Wire rope is an intricate mechanical system with numerous moving pieces that work
together to support and move an object
or load. Wire rope is hooked to a crane or hoist and supplied with swivels,
shackles, or hooks to attach to a cargo and
move it in a controlled manner in the lifting and rigging industries. It can also be
used to raise and lower elevators
or to support suspension bridges and towers. For a variety of reasons, wire rope is
the favoured lifting device.
Multiple steel wires form individual strands that are arranged in a helical
arrangement around a core in this
one-of-a-kind design. This structure is strong, flexible, and capable of
withstanding bending loads.
For the exact lifting application, different configurations of the material, wire,
and strand structure will provide
varied benefits.
Our goal is to help you understand the components of a wire rope, how wire rope is
constructed, and the various
varieties of wire rope and their applications. This will allow you to choose the
wire rope that will perform the best
and last the longest for the work at hand.
Fishing
SWR - 67+FC
6/7 (6-1)
SWR - 619M+FC
6x19M (12/6-1)
SWR - 619S+IWRC
6x19S (9-9-1)
SWR - 624S+FC
6x24S (12-12-FC)
OIL & GASES
SWR - Class636 +FC
Class 6x36
SWR - Class636 +IWRC
Class 6x36
SWR - Class619 +FC
Class 6x19
SWR - Class619 +IWRC
Class 6x19
Mining
SWR - 67+IWRC
6x7 (6-1)
SWR - 67+FC
6x7 (6-1)
SWR - Class636+FC
Class 6x36
SWR - Class636+IWRC
Class 6x36
Cranes
SWR - 619S+FC
6x19S (9-9-1)
SWR - 619S+IWRC
6x19S (9-9-1)
SWR - 187+WSC
18x7 (6-1)
Shipping
SWR - 637M+FC
6x37M (18/12/6-1)
SWR - 624M+FC
6x24M (15/9 - FC)
Structural Ropes
SWR - 77 + WSC
7x7 (6-1) + WSC
SWR - 719M + WSC
7x19M (12/6-1) + WSC
Slings
A sling is a piece of equipment that connects a weight to be hoisted or turned to a
lifting device, such as a crane
hook. When appropriately selected to fit the lift's requirements and utilised in a
safe, workmanlike manner, a wire rope
sling is a safe instrument. A sling, like any other machine, requires maintenance
and inspection to establish whether it
is safe to hoist.
Single Part Wire Rope Sling: The eye for a single part wire rope sling is
formed by looping the wire rope back on to the
rope. The end of the rope is attached by a clamp or being woven by hand or
mechanically into the rope body. Single part
wire rope slings use a single wire rope to produce the sling.
Multi leg Wire Rope Sling: To add to the strength of wire rope slings and
lessen the stress on a small area of the eye, a thimble, a U shaped piece
into which the wire rope fits, is placed in the eye, which helps the sling to retain
its natural shape. The thimble is
positioned to prevent the hook or load from coming in contact with the wire rope.
Strands
Wire rope strands are made up of two or more wires twisted together in a specified
pattern. After that, the individual
strands are put in a helical arrangement around the rope's core. Abrasion resistance
is higher in strands composed of
bigger diameter wires, while flexibility is higher in strands made of smaller
diameter wires.