Crane Wire Ropes for Hoisting & Lifting
Crane wire ropes play an important role in ensuring a smooth conduct of work processes in harbors, off-shore platforms or various other applications where cranes are needed. Whether you need tower crane ropes or offshore crane ropes, galvanized or stainless steel ropes, you will find the optimal solution in our company.
Steel wire ropes for cranes
Features:
- High resistant to corrosion.
- Excellent ductility for optimal fatigue properties on rope level.
- Highest breaking strength leading to outperforming steel crane wire ropes.
- Excellent impact resistance owing to its radially elastic rope structure for absorbing dynamic force easily.
- Superb flexibility ensures excellent spooling conditions in multiple layer winding and all hoisting processes.
- High cost-effectiveness taking advantages of its strong and durable structure to reduce downtime and maintenance cost.
- Rotating and rotation resistant ropes are available.
- Optional compacted and non-compacted ropes.
Details:
- Material: high carbon steel wire, galvanized steel wires or stainless steel wires.
- Standard: complying with EN-10264 or other custom specs.
- Tensile strength: 1370N/mm2 up to 2260N/mm2.
- Coating: bright phosphate wire, galvanized wire or other custom coatings.
- Wire diameter: 0.3mm to 4mm or thicker diameter upon request.
- Structure: rotating & rotation resistant wire ropes, compacted & non-compacted wire ropes.
Structures:
CWR-826 WS
Feature:
- Eight regular strands
- Parallel lay structure.
- Fully lubricated.
- Non-rotating.
- Application: electrical hoist, twin hoist, lifting device.
CWR-10 Compacted
Feature:
- Ten compacted outer strands
- Parallel lay structure.
- Fully lubricated.
- Non-rotating
- Application: electrical hoist, twin hoist, lifting device. Not suitable for overhead cranes and using with swivels.
CWR-347Compacted
Feature:
- Thirty-four compacted strands.
- Low rotation.
- Optional plastic encapsulated core.
- Application: tower crane, electrical hoist, mobile crane, boom crane, offshore crane and overhead crane.
CWR-636 Compacted
Feature:
- Six compacted strands.
- Non-rotating.
- Optional plastic encapsulated core.
- Excellent crush resistant.
- Application: container crane, tower crane, boom crane, unloader crane, dockside cranes, offshore crane and overhead crane.
CWR-826 Compacted
Feature:
- Eight compacted strands.
- Parallel-laid structure.
- Excellent crush resistance.
- Extremely high breaking force.
- Applications: boom crane, dockside cranes, offshore cranes and overhead cranes.
CWR-826 Plastic injected
Feature:
- Eight compacted strands.
- Plastic encapsulated core.
- Ideal for multi-layer coiling.
- Reduced stretch.
- Application: boom crane, unloader crane, dockside crane, offshore crane and overhead crane.
CWR-187 Compacted
Feature:
- Eighteen compacted strands.
- Optional plastic encapsulated core.
- Rotation resistant.
- Application: tower crane, mobile crane, boom crane, dockside crane, offshore crane and overhead crane.
CWR-1819 Compacted
Feature:
- Eighteen compacted strands.
- Rotation resistant.
- Ideal for single-fall and multi-reeve applications.
- Application: offshore crane, mobile crane, overhead crane.
CWR-637 WS
Feature:
- Six strands. .
- Durable design.
- High flexibility.
- Application: container crane, clamshell crane, tower crane, mobile crane and overhead crane.
CWR-626 WS
Feature:
- Six strands.
- Good balance between wear resistance and flexibility.
- Fully lubricated.
- Application: container crane, tower crane, mobile crane, overhead crane and offshore crane.
CWR-6 Swaged
Feature:
- Six special wire strands.
- Hammer swaged for high damage resistance.
- Smooth surface area reduces wear of sheaves and drums.
- Application: container crane, tower crane, offshore crane and clamshell crane.
CWR-728 Seale
Feature:
- Seven outer strands.
- Good spooling in single layer & multi-layer winding applications.
- Application: overhead crane and various high cycle applications.
Tips:
When you are picking up crane wire ropes, make sure that the breaking strength of new wire ropes is five times the sizes of the largest load for lifting applications and three times for pulling applications.