Wire-rope

Wire Rope is a strong and flexible steel rope made from multiple strands of high tensile steel wires twisted together. It is designed for lifting, pulling, hoisting, and supporting heavy loads in industrial and construction applications. Wire ropes offer excellent strength, durability, and resistance to wear, making them suitable for demanding working environments.

The construction of a wire rope typically consists of individual wires twisted into strands, and multiple strands wound around a central core. The core may be fiber core (FC), independent wire rope core (IWRC), or steel core, depending on load and application requirements. This structure provides flexibility along with high load carrying capacity.

Wire ropes are widely used in cranes, elevators, hoists, winches, mining equipment, construction machinery, shipping, and material handling systems. They are engineered to withstand high tension, bending stress, and abrasion.

Technical Specifications

Material: High Carbon Steel / Stainless Steel

Construction: 6x19 / 6x36 / 8x19 / 19x7 (as per requirement)

Core Type: Fiber Core (FC) / Steel Core / IWRC

Diameter Range: 6 mm to 50 mm

Tensile Strength: 1570 MPa to 1960 MPa

Lay Type: Regular Lay / Lang Lay

Surface Finish: Galvanized / Ungalvanized

Breaking Load: As per diameter and construction

Operating Temperature: -40°C to 200°C (depending on material)

Application: Cranes, Elevators, Hoists, Winches, Construction Equipment, Mining Machinery

High quality wire rope ensures maximum safety, high load capacity, flexibility, and long service life. Custom sizes and specifications are available based on lifting capacity and operational requirements.