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Each use for a custom wire rope cable assembly has its own unique purpose.  We can assist you in designing a custom cable assembly to fit your specific needs.

Tyler Madison, Inc. specializes in cable size from 3/64" - 3/8" in diameter and 270 lbs. - 14,400 lbs. in breaking strength.  We will put our years of experience to work in helping you design and produce exactly what you need.  We have manufactured quality custom wire rope cable assemblies for leading companies in the following industries:Aerospace

Tyler Madison is an industry leading manufacturer of wire rope cable assemblies and custom wire and cable. Our knowledge and experience give us the capability to manufacture standard and custom wire rope assemblies and products for a variety of industrial clients. With in-house engineering and design services, you can get the exact kinds of wire rope assemblies and steel wire cable products that you are looking for from one place at an affordable price. Call us today to find out what types of cable assemblies we can do for you!

Marine Eye Fitting Size Select Marine Eye Fittings IDTMI# 360-003 wire with diameters .190, .218, .093, 1.572wire with diameters .190, .254, .108, 1.945TMI# 360-003.2 wire with diameters .190, .383.195, 2.352wire with diameters .250, .406, .202, 2.655wire with diameters .313, .543, .260, 3.071TMI# 360-003 wire with diameters .190, .218, .093, 1.572wire with diameters .190, .254, .108, 1.945TMI# 360-003.2 wire with diameters .190, .383.195, 2.352wire with diameters .250, .406, .202, 2.655wire with diameters .313, .543, .260, 3.071

There are different ways of creating wire ropes, and each produces a rope that offers unique stress and rotational qualities suited to specific tasks. For most tasks, the two primary types of rope in use are stranded and spiral wire ropes.

Stranded wire ropes—steel strands wound in one or more layers around a core made of synthetic material, a wire strand, or a wire rope—secure loads as wire rope slings or running ropes because, in addition to being stressed by tensile forces, they take stress by being bent over the items that they are securing.

The three types of spiral wire rope, steel strands wound in opposing helical layers to make them nearly non-rotating, offer their own positives and negatives. Open spiral wire rope, made only from round wires, is suited to lighter applications. The half- and full-locked variants have a round wire core surrounded by profile strands that protect the rope and keep it lubricated. Given these qualities, spiral ropes are generally used as stationary ropes and stay ropes as they are good with both static and fluctuating tensile stresses. Full-locked ropes also serve as track ropes for cable cars, ski-lifts, cranes, and similar machines as they experience an increase in their free-bending radius when the tensile force increases, decreasing the bending stresses on the rope. As the roller force increases, however, that tensile force, along with the free-bending radius of the rope, decreases.

Wire assemblies are also useful in motion control and mechanical automation applications for not only lifting but pulling and support as well. Wire rope assemblies allow for the incorporation of wire cables into machinery or other equipment for use improving connectivity and versatility and to prevent damage, such as fraying, to the rope mechanisms.

The capacity of a given system is determined by the type and placement of wire rope fittings in the assembly. Common fittings include clamps, clips, sleeves, links, hooks, forks, eyes, studs, and pins. The utility and added security afforded by wire rope assemblies allows their use in both commercial and residential arenas in addition to their traditional applications in the industrial sector.

As cables for heavy-duty hoisting vary considerably from those used to support a home shelving unit, it is vital that the intended use be considered when selecting the proper assembly. Wire rope manufacturers often provide a range of wire fitting options in order to accommodate the many different uses for the cables.

While specific fittings and terminations are achieved through various metal stamping, die cutting, or swaging techniques, the process of wire rope making is fairly uniform, though specifics will vary.

Wire ropes comprise the base or body of every assembly, these are the lengths of stranded wire cable that run between two fittings or pieces of equipment. Each rope consists of three main elements. Cold drawn metallic filaments are twisted or braided into strands which are in turn helically wrapped around a core, which may be metal or fiber based. The number of strands per cable and filaments per strand are used to identify wire ropes as are the lay or style in which each component was assembled.

Fittings and wires are commonly made of the same materials; most popular are durable metals. Steel and stainless steel, titanium, nickel alloys, and other metals are selected based on specific properties such as resistance to wear and corrosion, tensile strength, and weight to strength ratios.

Further considerations for wire rope assemblies include diameter, length, flexibility, difficulty of flattening, temperature resistance, and average lifespan.

Send us any information you have on your required cable or wire rope assembly. You can do that via this web-site or fax to 860-974-2967. NCA would appreciate the opportunity to discuss your assembly or lanyard needs with you.

Generally, yes. We ask that you make a minimum order of at least $100. If you are in need of a small number of cable or wire rope assemblies, please contact our team at NCA to see if we are able to assist you.

Most often NCA sales are exempt from sales taxes. Sales taxes are assessed on retail sales, which are sales to the ultimate user or consumer of the item being sold. Since NCA is primarily an OEM fabricator and provides product for other companies’ end-products, we are exempt from charging sales taxes on our cable and wire rope assemblies.

Wire rope assemblies are completed cable systems that involve the cable or cables as well as any fittings in the form of additional hardware or rope termination techniques.

Wire ropes are used in a range of industries such as mining, oil rigging, bridge construction, marine, aerospace, transportation and material handling among others that require various heavy-duty lifting applications.

Wire assemblies are also useful in motion control and mechanical automation applications for not only lifting, but pulling and support as well. Wire rope assemblies allow for the incorporation of wire cables into machinery or other equipment for use improving connectivity, versatility and preventing damage, such as fraying, to the rope mechanisms. The capacity of a given system is determined by the type and placement of wire rope fittings in the assembly.

Common fittings include clamps, clips, sleeves, links, hooks, forks, eyes, studs and pins. The utility and added security afforded by wire rope assemblies allows their use in both commercial and residential arenas in addition to their traditional applications in the industrial sector. As cables for heavy-duty hoisting vary considerably from those used to support a home shelving unit, it is vital that the intended use be considered when selecting the proper assembly. Wire rope manufacturers often provide a range of wire fitting options in order to accommodate the many different uses for the cables.

While specific fittings and terminations are achieved through various metal stamping, die cutting or swaging techniques, the process of wire rope making is fairly uniform though specifics will vary. Wire ropes comprise the base or body of every assembly, these are the lengths of stranded wire cable that run between two fittings or pieces of equipment.

Each rope consists of three main elements. Cold drawn metallic filaments are twisted or braided into strands which are in turn helically wrapped around a core, which may be metal or fiber based. The number of strands per cable and filaments per strand are used to identify wire ropes as are the lay or style in which each component was assembled.

Further considerations for wire rope assemblies include diameter, length, flexibility, difficulty of flattening, temperature resistance and average lifespan. Assemblies are carefully regulated and should be inspected regularly to avoid potentially costly and dangerous mechanical failure.

Fittings and wires are commonly made of the same materials; most popular are durable metals. Steel and stainless steel, titanium, nickel alloys and other metals are selected based on specific properties such as resistance to wear and corrosion, tensile strength and weight to strength ratios.

Reliability, experience and exceptional customer service for more than 50 years has made Sandin Manufacturing the leading supplier to the wire rope and cable industry in USA and Canada. With one of the most diverse inventories of bare galvanized and stainless steel wire rope, as well as the ability to extrude numerous thermo-plastic coatings, our capabilities are second to none.

Sandin Manufacturing specializes in custom-designed mechanical cable assemblies. Utilizing our extensive inventory of wire rope fittings in addition to our CNC machining capabilities, we have the ability to fabricate your custom cable solution quickly.

Consider Sandin Manufacturing for Galvanized and Stainless Steel cable, Mechanical Cable Assemblies, Can Conveyor Rope, Coiled Cable Assemblies, Cable Railings, Exercise Cable, and Marine Rigging.

We make it easy to specify and order the perfect wire rope assembly for your project. No matter the size of the project, we make sure to meet your requirements and specifications

Don’t Know your System Length? No problem. Our Sta-Lok Self-Fit assemblies mean you can cut and assemble the wire yourself on-site, without pre-measurement, using just simple hand tools.

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The Tractel 20,000 Pound 7/16 Inch Wire Rope Assembly with Hook and Welded Tip is an integral component of nearly every hoist and winch by Tractel. Selecting the correct wire rope and following a routine maintenance and inspection program will ensure that your hoists operate efficiently for many years.

Using maxiflex wire rope in all manual and powered hoists will ensure the highest level of performance for your equipment. Maxiflex wire rope is specifically developed and constructed for use in Tractel products. Proper selection will ensure the maximum possible wire rope service life.