wire rope end connection

8/18/2019 Wire rope End Connection

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WIRE ROPE END CONNECTIONS

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Open Spelter Sockets

Closed Spelter Sockets

Short Bow Sockets

Fast Connector Sockets

Open Wedge Sockets

Closed Wedge Sockets

Open Swage Sockets

Closed Swage Sockets

Carbon Steel Sleeves

Bridge building industry

Offshore equipment

Dredging industry

Mooring systemsCranes

METRIC


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PAGE 2

RopeblockRopeblock BV is a Dutch producer of wire rope end connections. Beside sockets we produce avariety of hookblocks for the mobile and offshore hoisting industry. We are located in Oldenzaalin the Netherlands, wich is in the centre of Europe and can be easily reached by road or air.

Research & Design

ROPEBLOCK YOUR PARTNER FOR

STANDARD AND CUSTUM DESIGNED SOCKETS

QualityThe quality assurance program of Ropeblock BVis ISO 9001 certified.

MaterialsOur standard socket range is available in castalloy steel with high mechanical properties. The

Shortbow range is made of high alloy steel withextremely high mechanical properties.All our sockets are suitable for usage in a lowtemperature enviroment. All of the materialsmeet the requirements of an impact value of≥ 42 Joule/-20ºC Charpy-V.

TestingSockets can be proofloaded in accordance withthe Ropeblock BV test program. Witnessing ofnon-destructive examinations by independentinspection agencies can be offered as an option.

With our 300 tons tensile testing equipment,certified by TNO and approved by all majorclassification societies, we can offer additionalproofload testing facilities.

Customer special needsWhen customers needs go beyond ourstandard line, Ropeblock BV excels throughinnovative design. We meet each challengewith a team of dedicated engineers includingadvanced CAD and test equipment.

For more details visit our website:www.ropeblock.nl


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PAGE 3

Manufactures certificateSockets are supplied with a manufacturerscertificate showing:• certificate number• wirerope diameter• minimum breaking load (MBL)• quantity

• order number

Material certificatesAdditional material inspection and testing byauthorized agencies is possible. If ordered a3.1.C-EN 10204/DIN 50049 certificate can besupplied.

FinishingOur standard sockets are delivered painted inblue or hot dipped galvanized.

StockAll our Sockets are available ex-stock, ensu-ring short-time deliveries.

Open and Closed Swage Sockets.

Swage sockets are recommended for use on 6x19 or6x37 IWRC regular lay ropes and also satisfactory on

galvanized bridge rope. They are not recommended for use on fiber core ropes.

Carbon Steel Sleeves.

Proper swaging methods must be followed.Proper swaging practices are the sling manufactures

responsibility. A color change will not indicate proberswaging.

Open and Closed Wedge Sockets.

Quick dismountable socket

range for wirerope diameter

7 - 86 mm (5/16” - 33/8”).Basket and wedge in alloy

cast teel.

Short Bow Sockets.

The “ultimate” socket for dynamic

load. Towing lines, anchor lines,

chain-rope connections used by

major offshore contractors. High

alloy cast steel with extremely

high mechanical value.

Open and Closed Spelter Sockets.

Alloy cast steel range with high

mechanical values also for

low temperature use.

For wirerope diameter

11 - 130 mm (7/16” - 5”),socket pin locked by split

or by nut. Optional flange

connection for use of a

bend stiffener.

Fast Connector Sockets.

Special designed for mobile

cranes, and can be used with

high performance rotationresistant and standard 6 strand

ropes. Fast connector sockets

have 100% efficiency. Sockets

and buttons are re-usable.


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ALLOY CAST STEEL

OPEN SPELTER SOCKETS

SEE OUR WARNING AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONSPAGE 4

Model No.

OSS 198 20 11 - 13

7/16 -

1/2 64

OSS 199 25 14 - 16 9/16 - 5/8 765163

2732

5058

1417,5

2530

1214

11,8

OSS 100 40 18 - 19 3/4 89

OSS 104 55 20 - 22 7/8 101

76

89

40

45

70

80

21

24

35

41

16

19

3,2

4,6

OSS 108 75 23 - 26 1 114

OSS 111 90 27 - 30 11/8 127

101

114

60

65

104

114

28

32

51

57

22

25

8

11

OSS 115 125 31 - 36 11/4 - 13/8 139

OSS 118 150 37 - 39 11/2 152

127

162

72

80

126

142

38

41

63

70

28

30

16

23

OSS 120 170 40 - 42 15/8 165

OSS 125 225 43 - 48 13/4 - 17/8 190

165

178

88

100

152

176

44

51

76

89

33

39

27

41

OSS 128 280 49 - 54 2 - 21/8 216

OSS 130 360 55 - 60 21/4 - 23/8 228

228

250

108

120

194

210

57

63

95

108

46

53

58

85

OSS 132 425 61 - 68 21/2 - 25/8 248

OSS 135 460 69 - 75 23/4 - 27/8 279

273

279

133

138

236

240

73

79

121

127

60

73

118

155

OSS 138 560 76 - 80 3 - 31/8 305

OSS 140 625 81 - 86 31/4 - 33/8 330

286

298

146

160

252

290

86

92

133

140

76

79

173

230

OSS 142 720 87 - 93 31/2 - 35/8 356

OSS 144 875 94 - 102 33/4 - 4 381

318

343

178

190

320

350

99

108

152

178

83

89

265

370

OSS 146 1200 108 - 115 41/4 - 41/2 450

OSS 150 1300 120 - 130 43/4 - 5 500

480

500

215

280

400

560

125

138

195

250

100

110

142171

205

235

275

306

338

394

418

468

552

598

654

696

737

788

852

914

1145

1280

2532

38

44

51

57

63

76

76

89

101

113

127

133

146

159

171

191

205

225

525

900

MBL

(tons) (mm) (inch) A B C D øH øP T TL W

Weight

(kgs)

Dimensions (mm)for wire ø

MBL = Minimum Breaking Load.Standard all sockets are painted blue, but can be supplied galvanized.

All sockets can be supplied with EN 10204/DIN 50049 3.1B certificate (no additional costs).

Other than 3.1B certificates on request and at additional costs.


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ALLOY CAST STEEL

CLOSED SPELTER SOCKETS

PAGE 5

SEE OUR WARNING AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Model No.

CSS 298 20 11 - 13

7/16 -

1/2 63,5

CSS 299 25 14 - 16 9/16 - 5/8 765965

17,521

1417,5

22,526

5167

140162

0,71,3

CSS 200 40 18 - 19 3/4 89

CSS 201 55 20 - 22 7/8 101

78

90

27

33

21

24

32

38

76

92

194

224

2,1

3,6

CSS 204 75 23 - 26 1 114

CSS 207 90 27 - 30 11/8 127

103

116

36

39

28

32

44

51

104

114

253

282

5,3

7

CSS 212 125 31 - 36 11/4 - 13/8 139

CSS 215 150 37 - 39 11/2 152

130

155

43

51

38

41

57

63

127

136

312

358

9,7

13

CSS 217 170 40 - 42 15/8 165

CSS 219 225 43 - 48 13/4 - 17/8 190

171

198

54

55

44

51

70

76

146

171

390

443

17

26

CSS 222 280 49 - 54 2 - 21/8 216

CSS 224 360 55 - 60 21/4 - 23/8 228

224

247

62

73

57

63

82

92

193

216

502

548

37,5

50

CSS 226 425 61 - 68 21/2 - 25/8 248

CSS 227 460 69 - 75 23/4 - 27/8 279

270

286

79

79

73

79

102

124

241

273

597

644

65

94

CSS 228 560 76 - 80 3 - 31/8 305

CSS 229 625 81 - 86 31/4 - 33/8 330

298

311

83

102

86

92

133

146

292

311

686

743

110

145

CSS 230 720 87 - 93 31/2 - 35/8 356

CSS 231 875 94 - 102 33/4 - 4 381

330

356

102

108

99

108

159

178

330

362

788

845

182

210

CSS 233 1200 108 - 115 41/4 - 41/2 450

CSS 240 1300 120 -130 43/4 - 5 500

425

525

125

125

125

138

3036

42

47

57

63

70

79

83

93

100

112

140

159

171

184

197

216

235

260

190

200

405

450

1000

1150

330

500

MBL

(tons) (mm) (inch) A B C øH K T TA TL

Weight

(kgs)


MBL = Minimum Breaking Load.Standard all sockets are painted blue, but can be supplied galvanized.




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HIGH ALLOY CAST STEEL

SHORT BOW SOCKETS


Model No.

SBS 517 160 37 - 42 1

1/2 - 1

5/8 162 103 38 44 92 9

SBS 519 200 43 - 48 13/4 - 17/8 188 120 42 51 112 15147178

MBL

(tons) (mm) (inch) A B C øD K TA

300348

SBS 522 250 49 - 54 2 - 21/8 204 132 54 57 120 22

SBS 524 320 55 - 60 21/4 - 23/8 230 148 62 63 135 27

200

220

390

440

SBS 526 400 61 - 68 21/2 - 25/8 235 165 68 73 150 40

SBS 527 500 69 - 75 23/4 - 27/8 287 178 75 79 164 54

250

274

468

540

SBS 528 600 76 - 80 3 - 31/8 314 195 76 86 175 75

SBS 529 700 81 - 86 31/4 - 33/8 327 216 82 92 194 81

295

320

585

625

SBS 530 800 87 - 93 31/2 - 35/8 358 220 92 99 202 115

SBS 531 900 94 - 102 33/4 - 4 365 235 100 105 215 130

350

375

670

700

SBS 533 1000 108 - 115 41/4 - 41/2 420 270 110 115 240 180410 800

TL

Weight

(kgs)


MBL = Minimum Breaking Load.

Standard all sockets are painted blue, but can be supplied galvanized.




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ALLOY CAST STEEL

FAST CONNECTOR SOCKETS


Model No.

FCS 701 20 11 - 13

7/16 -

1/2 62 61 27 15 25 12 25 50 33 49 46 1,6

FCS 702 25 13 - 16 1/2 - 5/8 72 78 32 18 30 14 32 58 38 60 59 2,6

FCS 703 40 16 - 19 5/8 - 3/4 85 93 40 21 35 16 38 70 45 70 69 4,5

FCS 704 55 20 - 22 7/8 102 106 45 24 41 19 44 80 50 82 81 6,5

FCS 705 75 23 - 26 1 115 123 60 28 51 22 51 104 60 95 90 11

FCS 706 90 27 - 29 11/8 140 152 65 32 57 25 57 114 70 107 116 16

FCS 707 125 30 - 32 11/4 150 159 73 36 63 28 63 126 80 119 120 18

FCS 708 125 33 - 36 13/8 160 171 73 39 64 28 69 126 85 125 130 23

MBL

(tons) (mm) (inch) A B C øD øP T W D øH øJ K

Weight

(kgs)






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WARNING AND

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS


General information

- Always take care of visual inspection before

using a socket and pin.

- Never use a part showing cracks.

- Do not side load a socket.

- Repair is not allowed, for repair contactyour supplier.

- Never shockload a socket.

Spelter Sockets

- Proper spelter socket termination have an

effecienty of 100% of the breaking load ofthe wire. This can be limitated by theminimum braking load of the socket (MBL),as mentioned in the tables.

- Before use please carefully read the instructionsof the resin manufacturer. Incorrect use of theresin or spelter material can result in an unsafetermination. More information can also beobtained from your wire rope supplier.

- Always clear the wire rope broom and socketbasket from dirt and grease.

- Make certain that the broomed wires areevenly spaced in the basket, and that the wireand basket are aligned with each other.

- When using white metal or zinc, do notpreheat the socket to more then 300ºC (570ºF).

- Make sure the base of the socket is properlysealed. This to prevent resin leakage, whichmay cause voids.

- Never use an assembly before the resin is fullyhardened.

- Socketing should always be done by a qualifiedperson.

- Due to constant improvements of our products,we reserve the right to change specificationsaccordingly.

mm inch cc

For wire rope ø Approximateresin volume

11 - 13 1/2 35

14 - 16 5/8 50

18 - 19 3/4 80

20 - 22 7/8 120

23 - 26 1 160

27 - 30 11/8 220

31 - 36 11/2 - 13/8 350

37 - 39 11/2 425

40 - 42 15/8 500

43 - 48 13/4 - 17/8 700

49 - 54 2 - 21/8 1200

55 - 60 21/4 - 23/8 1450

61 - 68 21/2 - 25/8 1850

69 - 75 23/4 - 27/8 225076 - 80 3 - 31/8 3500

81 - 86 31/4 - 33/8 4000

87 - 93 31/2 - 35/8 5000

94 - 102 33/4 - 4 7500

108 - 115 41/4 - 41/2 10500

120 - 130 43/4 - 5 14000

Required resin volume forsocketing wire rope terminations


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WARNING AND

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

PAGE 9


Wedge Sockets

- Always mount the loaded part of the wire in

the centre line of the pin (see figures).

- Secure the dead end with a wirerope clip.

- Do not attach the loaded wire to the deadend.

- The dead end should have a length of 6 timesthe wire diameter with a minimum of 150 mm.

- Inspect after the first load that the wire ropeand wedge are fully seated.

- Load may slip if the connection is not properlyinstalled.

- Inspect the connection regularly.

- The efficiency of a wire rope/wedge socketconnection is 80% of the minimum breakingload of the wire but limited to the minimum

breaking load of the socket (MBL).

Swage Sockets and Sleeves

- Swage sockets are recommended for use on

6x19 or 6x37 IWRC regular lay ropes.They are also satisfactory on galvanizedbridge rope. They are not recommendedfor use on fibre core or lang lay ropes.

- Proper swaging methods must be followedfor the above mentioned products.Multiple progressive pressings are requiredto prevent flash, which will develop into apermanent mark or possibly a crack in thesleeve.

- A light oil lubricant should be applied to eachdie and wiped clean after swaging.

- For swaging practice detail contact the diemanufacturer.

- Swage sockets properly applied have anefficiency rating of 100%. This rating isbased on the catalogue strength of wire rope.

- Caution: Proper swaging practices are thesling manufacturer responsibility.


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ALLOY CAST STEEL

OPEN WEDGE SOCKETS


Model No.

OWS 0,25 8 7 - 8

5/16 110

OWS 0,5 12 9 - 10 3/8 1421923

3646

1620,6

911

129165

1820,5

0,81,7

OWS 1 20 11 - 13 1/2 146

OWS 2 25 14 - 16 5/8 176

29

35

57

70

25

30

12

15

175

211

25

31

2,1

4

OWS 3 40 18 - 19 3/4 212

OWS 4 55 20 - 22 7/8 240

40

48

80

95

35

41

16

19

252

288

38

44

7

10

OWS 5 75 24 - 26 1 274

OWS 6 90 27 - 29 11/8 310

55

65

110

130

51

57

22

25

329

375

51

57

15

21

OWS 7 110 30 - 32 11/4 350

OWS 8 125 34 - 36 13/8 400

73

74

146

148

64

64

28

28

423

474

63

69

31

37

OWS 9 150 37 - 39 11/2 450

OWS 10 170 40 - 42 15/8 500

80

87

143

160

70

76

30

33

530

587

76

76

51

64

OWS 11 225 43 - 48 13/4 - 17/8 550

OWS 12 280 49 - 52 2 640

100

105

186

194

89

95

39

46

650

745

89

101

96

130

OWS 13 360 54 - 58 21/4 660

OWS 14 425 60 - 68 21/2 835

125

135

230

250

108

121

54

60

785

970

114

127

180

275

OWS 15 460 72 - 76 3 1000

OWS 16 625 81 - 86 31/4 - 33/8 1100

150

152

270

300

133

140

76

79

1150

1252

146

159

440

510

MBL

(tons) (mm) (inch) A B C øP T TL W

Weight

(kgs)







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ALLOY CAST STEEL

CLOSED WEDGE SOCKETS

PAGE 11


Model No.

CWS 303 40 18 - 19

3/4 220 100 34 40 90 254 7

CWS 304 55 20 - 22 7/8 225 225 42 47 110 267 9

CWS 305 75 24 - 26 1 290 130 50 55 125 340 14

CWS 306 90 27 - 29 11/8 325 145 60 70 152 385 22

CWS 307 110 30 - 32 11/4 360 160 68 75 165 428 30

CWS 308 125 34 - 36 13/8 400 180 68 75 165 468 38

CWS 309 150 37 - 39 11/2 500 240 72 80 185 572 49

CWS 310 170 40 - 42 15/8 600 310 80 90 210 680 65

CWS 311 225 43 - 48 13/4 - 17/8 640 325 90 100 225 730 100

CWS 312 280 49 - 52 2 720 375 100 110 245 820 150

CWS 313 360 54 - 58 21/4 775 400 110 120 265 885 175

CWS 314 425 61 - 64 21/2 900 470 120 130 290 1020 230

CWS 315 460 72 - 76 3 1000 500 130 150 330 1130 300

CWS 316 625 81 - 86 31/8 - 31/4 1125 550 135 165 360 1260 425

MBL

(tons) A B C K TA TL

Weight

(kgs)(mm) (inch)

for wire ø Dimensions (mm)


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FORGED CARBON STEEL

SWAGE SOCKETS OPEN


Model No.

SSO 06 6 12,7 0,25SSO 08 8 19,6

6,858,65

17,520,6

3844

121159

5481

102135

810

1721

3541 0,5

SSO 10 10 19,6 0,5

SSO 11 11 24,9

10,4

12,2

20,6

25,4

44

51

159

198

81

108

135

169

10

13

21

25

41

51 1,1

SSO 13 13 24,9 1,1

SSO 14 14 31,8

14

15,5

25,4

30,2

51

57

198

243

108

135

169

206

13

16

25

32

51

63 2,1

SSO 16 16 31,8 2,1

SSO 19 19 39,4

17

20,3

30,2

35,1

57

70

243

297

135

162

206

254

16

19

32

38

63

76 3,6

SSO 22 22 43,2 5,3

SSO 25 25 50,5

23,9

26,9

41,1

51

83

95

346

397

189

216

295

340

23

26

44

51

86

102 8,1

SSO 29 29 57 13,5

SSO 32 32 64,5

30,2

33,8

57

63,5

108

121

444

494

243

270

381

419

30

30

57

63

114

127 16,4

SSO 35 35 71 21,4

SSO 38 38 78

36,8

40,1

63,5

70

133

146

540

591

297

324

460

502

33

37

63

76

133

146 29,5

SSO 44 44 86 42,2

SSO 51 51 100

47,2

53,5

89

95,5

171

203

689

798

378

432

584

679

43

46

89

102

178

203 65,8

SSO 57 57 113 93,5

SSO 63 63 125,2

59,9

67,5

108

108

171

171

835

879

486

498

705

749

65

65

114

114

222

222 103

SSO 76 76

1/4

5/163/8

7/161/2

9/165/83/47/8

1

11/8

11/4

13/8

11/2

13/4

2

21/4

21/2

3 150,6 181,580,4 133,4 219 1045 603 905 76 146 241

for wire ø

øC øH øP B TL A L T W D

Weight

(kgs)

Dimensions (mm)

Swage sockets are recommended for use on 6x19 or 6x37 IWRC regular lay ropes and also satisfactory on galvanized

bridge rope. They are not recommended for use on fiber core ropes.

Before using swage sockets with other type lay, construction or grade of wire rope, it is recommended that the terminationbe proofloaded to prove the adequacy of the assembly.

Sockets properly applied have an efficiency rating of 100% based on the catalog strenght of the used wire rope.

Forged from special steel for cold swaging.

PAGE 12

(mm) (inch)


13/16

1/4

5/163/8

7/161/2

9/165/83/47/8

1

11/8

11/4

13/8

11/2

13/4

2

21/4

21/2

3

FORGED CARBON STEEL

SWAGE SOCKETS CLOSED


Model No.

SSC 06 6 12,7 6,85 37 19,1 13 54 111 89 0,15SSC 08 8 19,6 8,65 43 22,4 17 81 140 114 0,36

SSC 10 10 19,6 10,4 43 22,4 17 81 140 114 0,35

SSC 11 11 24,9 12,2 51 26,9 22 108 176 146 0,7

SSC 13 13 24,9 14 51 26,9 22 108 176 146 0,7

SSC 14 14 31,8 15,5 63 31,8 29 135 222 184 1,3

SSC 16 16 31,8 17 63 31,8 29 135 222 184 1,3

SSC 19 19 39,4 20,3 76 36,6 33 162 264 219 2,3

SSC 22 22 43,2 23,9 89 42,9 38 189 308 257 3,4

SSC 25 25 50,5 26,9 102 52,5 44 216 349 292 5,1

SSC 29 29 57 30,2 114 58,5 51 243 387 324 7,2

SSC 32 32 64,5 33,8 127 65 57 270 438 365 10,5

SSC 35 35 71 36,8 133 65 57 297 479 400 14,1

SSC 38 38 78 40,1 140 71,5 63 324 518 432 17,7

SSC 44 44 86 47,2 171 90,5 76 378 610 508 23,6

SSC 51 51 100 53,5 197 96,5 83 432 698 584 40,8

SSC 57 57 113 59,9 219 109,5 102 486 756 632 55,4

SSC 63 63 125,2 67,5 219 109,5 102 498 791 667 64,4

SSC 76 76 150,6 80,4 235 134,9 137 603 959 816 114,3

for wire ø

øC

Weight

(kgs)

Dimensions (mm)

øH D øP T A TL L

Swage sockets are recommended for use on 6x19 or 6x37 IWRC regular lay ropes and also satisfactory on galvanized

bridge rope. They are not recommended for use on fiber core ropes.

Before using swage sockets with other type lay, construction or grade of wire rope, it is recommended that the terminationbe proofloaded to prove the adequacy of the assembly.

Sockets properly applied have an efficiency rating of 100% based on the catalog strenght of the used wire rope.

Forged from special steel for cold swaging.

PAGE 13

(mm) (inch)


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ALLOY FORCED STEEL

CARBON STEEL SLEEVES


Model No.

SSL 06 6 1/4 25,4 16.7 8,3 11,9 7,1 2,4 12,7 0,02

SSL 08 8 5/16 38,1 23 11,1 15,5 11,1 3,8 18,5 0,06

SSL 10 10 3/8 38,1 23 11,9 16,7 11,1 3,2 18,5 0,05

SSL 11 11 7/16 51 31 14,3 21,4 15,1 4,8 24,9 0,15

SSL 13 13 1/2 51 31 15,9 23 15,1 4 24,9 0,13

SSL 14 14 9/16 70 37 17,5 26,2 17,9 5,4 30,5 0,3

SSL 16 16 5/8 70 37 19,1 27,8 17,9 4,6 30,5 0,25

SSL 19 18 - 19 3/4 81 43,7 23,4 32,5 21,8 5,6 35,8 0,4

SSL 22 22 7/8 90 51,6 26,2 38,9 25,4 6,4 41,4 0,6

SSL 26 25 - 26 1 102 58 29,4 43,7 28,6 7,2 47,8 0,9

SSL 29 28 - 29 11/8 122 64 32,5 49,2 31,8 7,4 52,8 1,2

SSL 32 31 - 32 11/4 132 70,6 36,5 54,8 35,7 7,9 57,7 1,5

SSL 35 34 - 35 13/8 148 76 39,7 60,3 39,7 7,9 62,5 1,9

SSL 38 37 - 38 11/2 159 82,6 42,9 66,7 42,9 7,9 67,3 2,4

SSL 45 44 - 45 13/4 184 98 49,2 79,4 50 9,3 77,2 3,8

SSL 52 50 - 52 2 216 111 57,2 92,1 57,2 9,5 88,9 5,1

SSL 57 56 - 57 21/4 243 128 63,5 102,4 64,3 12,8 103,1 8,7

SSL 64 62 - 64 21/2

Gold

Red

Green

Blue

Gold

Red

Green

Blue

Gold

Slf Clrd

Slf Clrd

Slf Clrd

Slf Clrd

Slf Clrd

Slf Clrd

Slf Clrd

Slf Clrd

Slf Clrd 267 140 69,9 114,3 71,4 12,8 112,8 10,5

for wire ø

Color

A øB øC øD E

Wall

thickness

After Swage

dia.

Weight

(kgs)

Dimensions (mm)

Proper swaging methods must be followed.

Proper swaging practices are the sling manufactures responsibility.

A color change will not indicate proper swaging.

PAGE 14

(mm) (inch)


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Homepage: www.ropeblock.nl

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LTI Steel Wire Rope(Shanghai) Co.,Ltd.

Tel:021-58666268

Fax:021-58666090

Add.:No.112 FuTeDongYi Rd.WaiGaoQiao Free

Trade Zone,Shanghai China(200131)

E-mail:[email protected]

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