Wire Rope
High Performance Wire Rope Manufacturer & Supplier
Description
Application: They can be used as Variable amplitude rope on mobile crane, vessel crane and grab bucket crane. And can be used as hoisting rope on container crane, floating crane, portal crane and steel factory crane etc… Also be applicable to multi-multiplying power system with smaller hoisting height, double coiling block system with matched left-hand and right-hand pairs using for deep hoisting height.
The EP8XK36WS-IWRC wire ropes are the most fatigue-resistant ropes we offer for shovel hoist applications, offering benefits such as maximum service for longer digging times between rope changes.
Rope series : 8×K31WS, 8×K36WS, 8×K41WS
In accordance with the EN 12385-4 standard.
Core:IWRC, Independent Wire Rope Core
Grade:1770mpa,1960mpa,2160mpa
Our Advantage
- ood resistance to fatigue
- Plastic polymer cushions strands, distributes internal stresses and keeps out dirt
- Proprietary 8-strand construction
- Good abrasion resistance
- Keeps lubricant in, allowing internal movement between wires and strands
- Superior abrasion resistance
- Reduced coefficient of friction between rope and overburden
- Improved performance
- Keeps lubricant in, allowing internal movement between wires and strands
Parameters
| Nominal diameter (mm) | Reference weight (kg/100m) | Rope grade – Minimum breaking strength (kN) | ||||
| Wire rope filled with solid polymer coating | Liner-cored wire rope | 1670 | 1770 | 1870 | 1960 | |
| 52/50 | 1173 | 1163 | 1670 | 1770 | 1870 | 1960 |
| 54/52 | 1268 | 1257 | 1806 | 1914 | 2023 | 2120 |
| 56/54 | 1368 | 1356 | 1948 | 2065 | 2181 | 2286 |
| 58/56 | 1471 | 1458 | 2095 | 2220 | 2346 | 2459 |
| 60/58 | 1578 | 1564 | 2247 | 2382 | 2516 | 2637 |
| 62/60 | 1688 | 1674 | 2405 | 2549 | 2693 | 2822 |
| 64/62 | 1803 | 1787 | 2568 | 2722 | 2875 | 3014 |
| 66/64 | 1921 | 1905 | 2736 | 2900 | 3064 | 3211 |
| 68/66 | 2043 | 2026 | 2910 | 3084 | 3258 | 3415 |
| 70/68 | 2169 | 2150 | 3089 | 3174 | 3459 | 3625 |
| 72/70 | 2298 | 2279 | 3273 | 3469 | 3665 | 3842 |
| 74/72 | 2431 | 2411 | 3463 | 3670 | 3878 | 4064 |
| 76/74 | 2568 | 2546 | 3658 | 3877 | 4096 | 4293 |
| 78/76 | 2709 | 2686 | 3858 | 4089 | 4320 | 4528 |
| 80/78 | 2853 | 2829 | 4064 | 4307 | 4551 | 4770 |
| 82/80 | 3002 | 2976 | 4275 | 4531 | 4787 | 5018 |
| 84/82 | 3154 | 3127 | 4492 | 4761 | 5030 | 5272 |
| 86/84 | 3309 | 3281 | 4713 | 4996 | 5278 | 5532 |
| 88/86 | 3469 | 3439 | 4941 | 5236 | 5532 | 5798 |
| 90/88 | 3632 | 3601 | 5173 | 5483 | 5793 | 6071 |
| 92/90 | 3799 | 3767 | 5411 | 5735 | 6059 | 6350 |
| Note: Sum of minimum breaking load = minimum breaking load *1.250. | ||||||
