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3×46 Rotation Resistant

Rotation Resistant Wire Ropes -These wire ropes are specially designed for use when rotation must be kept to a minimum. Strict adherence to breaking-in procedures and proper handling during use are extremely important with these ropes. The characteristic of these spin resistant wire ropes are that the outer layer is twisted in the opposite direction of their inner layers

3 x 46 Spin Resistant

Diameter in Inches Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Tons*
7/8″ 1.16 42.6
1″ 1.49 55

Actual operating load may vary, but should never exceed recommended design factor or 20% of catalog breaking strength.

19×7 Rotation Resistant

Rotation Resistant Wire Ropes -These wire ropes are specially designed for use when rotation must be kept to a minimum. Strict adherence to breaking-in procedures and proper handling during use are extremely important with these ropes. The characteristic of these spin resistant wire ropes are that the outer layer is twisted in the opposite direction of their inner layers

19 x 7 Rotation Resistant
Sized 1/2″ and up meet the performance requirements of API-9A (18×7-WSC). All sizes listed meet the requirements of A.S.T.M. A1023/A 1023M, where applicable. WSC, EIPS * Available in Type 304 Stainless Steel ** Available in Galvanized

Diameter in Inches Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Tons*/**
1/4 * 0.113 2.77
5/16 * 0.177 4.3
3/8 * 0.25 6.15
716″ 0.35 8.33
1/2 ** 0.45 10.8
9/16″ 0.58 13.6
5/8 ** 0.71 16.8
3/4 ** 1.02 24
7/8″ 1.39 32.5
1 1.82 42.2
1.1/8 2.3 53.1
1.1/4 2.85 65.1

** Breaking Strengths shown are for Bright rope – Stainless Steel 19×7 Rotation Resistant ropes are not covered by the above specifications. Breaking Strengths will vary.
Read Important Warnings and Information
Actual operating load may vary, but should never exceed recommended design factor or 20% of catalog breaking strength.

6×7 Sandline

Sand Lines, Bright – Used in oil, gas and water drilling industries, this 6 x7 wire rope is also known as a sand line. It’s typically operated and stored on a winch drum and is capable of tensile forces higher than slickline. A fiber core gives this wire rope is very flexible and has an excellent resistance to fatigue from excessive bending. Spools evenly and resists kinking. Common uses: coring lines, sand lines, trawl cables, swabbing lines.

Diameter in Inches Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Lbs*
1/2″ 0.38 20,600
9/16″ 0.48 26,000
5/8″ 0.59 31,800

** 9/16″ also available in galvanized
Read Important Warnings and Information
Actual operating load may vary, but should never exceed recommended design factor or 20% of catalog breaking strength.

6×36 Stainless Steel – Type 304

6 x 19 CLASS STAINLESS STEEL, Type 304 – 6 x 19 stainless steel wire rope is a general purpose steel wire rope that’s widely used in the many industries and performs exceptionally well in marine environments given it’s resistance to sea water.

Dia. in Inches Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Pounds*/**
7/16″ 0.35 16,300
1/2″ 0.46 22,800
9/16″*** 0.59 28,500
5/8″*** 0.72 35,000
3/4″*** 1.04 49,600
7/8″*** 1.42 66,500
1″*** 1.85 85,400

** Type 316 not covered by Federal Specification RR-W-410E – breaking strength may vary.
*** Actual construction 6 x 25 (FI)

7x7x7/19 Cable Laid

CABLE LAID WIRE ROPE – Galvanized, Preformed – Cable laid wire rope Good general purpose construction for strength and flexibility. Can be used over pulleys.

TO BE USED FOR MECHANICALLY SWAGED SLINGS ONLY. Do not use for hand-spliced assemblies or for general purpose operating rope.

7 x 7 x 7 Construction

Diameter Inches Metallic Area Square In. Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Tons*
3/8″ 0.062 0.22 7.15
1/2″ 0.099 0.37 11.7
5/8″ 0.159 0.6 18.5

7 x 7 x 19 Construction

Diameter Inches Metallic Area Square In. Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Tons*
3/4″ 0.217 0.81 24.3
7/8″ 0.281 1.05 31.1
1″ 0.372 1.38 39.2
1.1/8″ 0.455 1.72 47.4
1.1/4″ 0.584 2.18 65
1.1/2″ 0.794 2.96 88.7

6×36 Fiber Core, Galvanized

6 x 36 CLASS GALVANIZED WIRE FIBER CORE *(EIPS) – 6 x 36 wire rope is a more flexible cable wire than 6 x 19 wire rope since it has a higher number of wires per strand. Some of the most common uses are winch lines, choker and boom lines, and works well in marine environments. One advantage of the fiber core is that is it very flexible and offers a bright finish which helps with the corrosion better than other galvanized or stainless wire rope.

* EIPS (Extra Improved Plowed Steel) wire rope has roughly 10% more strength than regular IPS. Independent wire rope core ( IWRC ) provides added strength, reduces the amount of stretch. IWRC wire rope also is resistance to heat and provides extra corrosion resistance over a typical bright wire finish.

Part Number Diameter Inches Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Tons*
656100 1/4″ 0.105 3.01
656200 3/8″ 0.236 6.71
656300 1/2″ 0.42 11.8
656400 9/16″ 0.53 14.9
656600 5/8″ 0.66 18.4
658000 3/4″ 0.95 26.2
659500 7/8″ 1.29 35.4
659100 1″ 1.68 46
659200 1.1/8″ 2.13 57.9
659300 1.1/4″ 2.63 71.1
659400 1.3/8″ 3.18 85.5
659600 1.1/2″ 3.78 101.2

6×36 IWRC, Galvanized

6 x 36 CLASS GALVANIZED WIRE STEEL CORE *(EIPS) – 6 x 36 wire rope is a more flexible cable wire than 6 x 19 wire rope since it has a higher number of wires per strand. Some of the most common uses are winch lines, choker and boom lines, and works well in marine environments.

* EIPS (Extra Improved Plowed Steel) wire rope has roughly 10% more strength than regular IPS. Independent wire rope core ( IWRC ) provides added strength, reduces the amount of stretch. IWRC wire rope also is resistance to heat and provides extra corrosion resistance over a typical bright wire finish.

Part Number Diameter Inches Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Tons*
654000 1/4″ 0.116 3.4
654100 5/16″ 0.18 5.27
654200 3/8″ 0.26 7.55
654250 7/16″ 0.35 10.2
654300 1/2″ 0.46 13.3
654400 9/16″ 0.59 16.8
654500 5/8″ 0.72 20.6
654600 3/4″ 1.04 29.4
654700 7/8″ 1.42 39.8
654800 1″ 1.85 51.7
654900 1.1/8″ 2.34 65
655000 1.1/4″ 2.89 79.9
656500 1.3/8″ 3.5 96
657500 1.1/2″ 4.16 114
658100 1.5/8″ 4.88 132
658200 1.3/4″ 5.67 153
658300 2″ 7.39 198
658500 2.1/4″ 9.36 247
659000 2.1/2″ 11.6 302
660000 2.3/4″ 14 361
661000 3″ 16.6 425

6×19 IWRC, Galvanized

6 x 19 CLASS GALVANIZED WIRE STEEL CORE *(EIPS) – 6 x 19 wire rope is a general purpose steel rope that’s widely used and is commonly used for winch lines, skylines and chokers. This wire rope overs a great combination of both flexibility and wear resistance.

* EIPS (Extra Improved Plowed Steel) wire rope has roughly 10% more strength than regular IPS. Independent wire rope core ( IWRC ) provides added strength, reduces the amount of stretch. IWRC wire rope also is resistance to heat and provides extra corrosion resistance over a typical bright wire finish.

Part Number Diameter Inches Approx. Wt. per Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Tons*
651100 1/4″ 0.12 3.4
651110 5/16″ 0.18 5.24
651120 3/8″ 0.26 7.55
651130 7/16″ 0.35 10.2
651140 1/2″ 0.46 13.3
651150 9/16″ 0.59 16.8
651160 5/8″ 0.72 20.6
651170 3/4″ 1.04 29.4
651180 7/8″ 1.42 39.8
651190 1″ 1.85 51.7
651210 1.1/8″ 2.34 65
651220 1.1/4″ 2.89 79.9
651230 1.3/8″ 3.5 96
651240 1.1/2″ 4.16 114
651250 1.5/8″ 4.88 132
651260 1.3/4″ 5.67 153
651270 2″ 7.39 198
651280 2.1/4″ 9.36 247

1×7 Strand, S.S. & GALV

1×7 Stainless Steel & Galvanized Strand Rope:

1×7 is the basic strand construction which is used in different combinations to construct another strand or other cables. It is somewhat stiff in larger diameters.

NOTE: Type 316 Left Regular Lay
NOTE: Design factor vary between 6:1 and 3:1 depending on application

Diameter in Inches Approx. Wt. per 1000 Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Pounds*
1/16″ 8.5 500
3/32″ 20 1,200
1/18″ 35 1,780
5/32″ 55 2,800
3/16″ 77 4,000
7/32″ 102 5,350
1/4″ 135 6,900
5/16″ 210 10,600
3/8″ 300 14,800

1×19 Strand, S.S. & GALV

1×19 Stainless Steel & Galvanized Strand Rope:

1×19 stainless steel strand is a very poplar stainless steel construction. Used heavily throughout the marine industry, 1×19’s excellent breaking load and low stretch characteristics along with its’ aesthetic appeal make it popular for marine, structural and balustrade applications as well as many others.

NOTE: According to A.S.T.M. A 475, class “A” coating, left regular lay, extra high strength
NOTE: Design factor vary between 6:1 and 3:1 depending on application

Diameter in Inches Approx. Wt. per 1000 Ft. in Lbs. Breaking Strength in Pounds*
3/16″ 73 3,990
1/4″ 121 6,650
5/16″ 205 11,200
3/8″ 273 15,400
1/2″ 517 26,900
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