Wire Rope
Search our extensive listing of Wire Ropes by Part Number, Material, and Construction. If you do not find exactly what you are searching for, our Aircraft Cable listings and Coated Cable listings have additional materials and constructions for your review.
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| 302/304: Also known as 18-8 (18% chrome and 8% nickel nominal). This alloy is the most common of stainless.
Steel alloys providing good corrosion resistance and strength comparable to galvanized carbon steel grades. |
| 305: Slightly more corrosive resistant than 302. This alloy is largely non-magnetic perfectly suited for applications in aeronautical and naval fields. |
| 316: Extra corrosion resistant. Used in high corrosive atmospheres such as the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean where salt spray is highly potent. Approximately 10% less strength than 302 Stainless Steel. |
| GALVANIZED: Zinc coated carbon steel offers some corrosion resistance. G1070 is the most common grade used in aircraft cable and wire rope. It remains ductile over long periods of working. Usually higher break strengths than stainless steels. |
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| 1X19 Wire Rope
Non flexible
Widely used as standing rigging on sail boats. It is also well suited for push-pull, and guying applications. |
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| 1X7 Wire Rope
Non flexible
For straight load applications, in smaller diameters used as fishing leaders and line. In larger diameters it is used for guy wire and messenger strand applications |
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| 3X3 Wire Rope
Flexible
Small diameter, flexible construction for specialized applications |
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| 3X7 Wire Rope
Flexible
A combination of three 1x7 strands. Very flexible in small diameters. |
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| 6X25 Wire Rope
Flexible
True working wire ropes. These constructions are used extensively in heavy duty hoisting cranes. Also used in shovels, dredges, skidders, excavators, logging and oil field applications. Member of the 6x19 Class of Wire Ropes |
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| 6X36 Wire Rope
Flexible
True working wire ropes. These constructions are used extensively in heavy duty hoisting cranes. Also used in shovels, dredges, skidders, excavators, logging and oil field applications. Member of the 6x37 class Wire Ropes. |
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| 6X37 Wire Rope
Flexible
True working wire ropes. These constructions are used extensively in heavy duty hoisting cranes. Also used in shovels, dredges, skidders, excavators, logging and oil field applications. |
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| 6X42 Wire Rope
Highly Flexible
Highly flexible wire rope used in specialized applications. Often called Tiller Rope. |
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| 7X7X19 Wire Rope
Highly Flexible
Composed of 7 strands of 7x19 cable. Highly flexible and highly specialized. |
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| 7X7X7 Wire Rope
Highly Flexible
Composed of 7 strands of 7x7 cables. Highly flexible and specialized. |
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