steel wire rope clamp grips free sample

Murphy offers many sizes of wire rope clips in 4 different fabrications: zinc plated, stainless steel malleable, galvanized drop forged, and stainless steel drop forged.

You can use wire cable clips to secure the loose ends of your wire ropes. They often have nuts, u-shaped bolts, and cast saddles. You can put the wire rope in the bolt and then place the saddle over the bolt’s rope. By using the nuts, you can then secure the rope in its place.

There are a couple of ways to make the process stronger. For example, if you have a cable coated with vinyl, then you can take off the vinyl in the place where you put it in the wire rope clip.

We offer our clips in a range of materials, which gives you more options. You can use the clips for semi-permanent or permanent applications, or just temporary ones. You can use your hand tools to secure them to your stainless steel wire rope. They are also cost-effective.

You can count on our company to offer sturdy and long-lasting clips, so you can secure your loose ends well. We have good knowledge of the requirements of various industries, allowing us to offer you the best products. You can expect our wire rope clips to last for a long time.

With so many different kinds of rope clips and ropes to choose from, we know making a choice can be difficult. Luckily, Murphy Industrial Products, Inc. is here to help. Feel free to contact us today if you want to know more about our stainless steel wire rope clips and related products.

Wire rope clips, also called wire rope clamps, consist of a U-shaped bolt, a metal saddle piece, and two nuts. They are used in wire rope loop assemblies and are ideal for field installations. We offer several models to meet your specific needs.

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WARNING :Breaking strength should never be considered the rope"s working load ,safety factor 5:1 ,Coating must be removed from installation area when attaching fittings

Designed for wire, rope, and yarn pull testing applications. Secures the free end of the sample via a bollard and vise. Includes integrated eye end mounting, and requires an eye end adapter to mount to Mark-10 force gauges or force sensors, and test stands. Pull testing of wire, rope, and yarnMax. sample size: Ø0.21 in (5.3 mm)Integrated eye end1,000 lbF (5 kN) capacityIN [MM]

Designed for wire, rope, and yarn pull testing applications. Secures the free end of the sample via a bollard and vise.Includes integrated eye end mounting, and requires an eye end adapter to mount to Mark-10 force gauges or force sensors, and test stands.Pull testing of wire, rope, and yarnMax. sample size: Ø0.21 in (5.3 mm)Integrated eye end1,000 lbF (5 kN) capacityIN [MM]

Rope clamps are robust but very simple components; they are usually not used with fine architectural cables. We use them with our "easy" construction design (easy kit). For 2mm cables, we use which generate high clamping forces (very secure) with minimal installation effort and cost. They are already included in our pre-assembled kits. The decorative ovoid (egg shaped) clamps are particularly good for use in or near playgrounds-- the smooth, rounded form minimises risk of injury. They require, however, an additional rope tensioning device or turnbuckle because the two rope strands cannot be tightened against each other. The additional use of thimbles with 3 and 4mm rope is functional and aesthetically pleasing, but not essential. Before mounting in eyebolts or similar, the small thimble eyes must be opened; or, you can order our already-open thimble eyes for a slightly higher price.

Upon request, you can also order, as an alternative to cable clamps, inexpensive metal sleeves (similar to the Nicopress ferrule) for 3 and 4mm. This method of fastening requires a special crimping tool/pliers; once fixed, the sleeve cannot be removed.

At FassadenGrün, we prefer to avoid the use of tensioners and turnbuckles, and favour tightening cables by hand. In exceptional cases, as with cable systems like 0040 and 0010 (sometimes also 0050), or generally when very long cables are spanned, a turnbuckle is useful. Tensioners are screwed far apart before assembly, then fastened with the assistance of two cable clamps, then screwed on to tighten the cable segment.

We offer two types of tensioners, both of which can be used with 3 mm and 4 mm ropes: 1. rope tensioners or "turnbuckles" with open sleeves and 2. "shroud tensioners" with closed sleeves. The individual sizes fit different rope diameters. The first group (including SP 05160) is less expensive and made of stainless steel V2A; the second group (including turnbuckle SP 06190) is more attractive, and the tightened state can be permanently fixed with a lock nut; loosening of the rope tension through movements by wind, etc., is then not possible. SP 08280 is suitable for particularly heavy or massive applications. The GS wire tensioner SP 03000 is a special case, used rather for re-tensioning already mounted cables up to 3 mm in diameter.

Load-relieving springs SF 02530 are recommended only in exceptional cases, e.g. when it is already clear that an anchoring (plugging/dowelling) will not provide the required holding values with regard to transverse forces (approx. 250 kg with 3 mm rope). This can be the case with very loose, soft masonry as well as with clay building-materials. Additional cable clamps (grips) will be required for the mounting.

(a) Wire rope slings must be made from new or unused regular lay wire rope. The wire rope must be manufactured and tested in accordance with ASTM A 1023-02 and ASTM A 586.

(f) You must install and maintain wire rope clips, if used, in accordance with the recommendations of the clip manufacturer or a qualified person, or in accordance with the provisions of ASME B30.26-2010.

(g) You must not use slings made with wire rope clips as a choker hitch.Note:If using wire rope clips under these conditions, follow the guidance given in Table 15.

•Slings made of rope with 6x19 and 6x36 classification.A minimum clear length of rope 10 times the rope diameter between splices, sleeves, or end fittings (see Figure 15, Minimum Sling Length) unless approved by a qualified person.

•Braided slings.A minimum clear length of rope 40 times the component rope diameter between the loops or end fittings (see Figure 16, Minimum Braided Sling Length) unless approved by a qualified person.

(3) Identification information. All wire rope slings must have legible identification information attached to the sling which includes the information below, see sample tag in Figure 17. For slings in use that are manufactured before the effective date of this rule, you must add the information below before use or at the time the periodic inspection is completed.

Figure 17 Sample Wire Rope Sling ID TagNote:Sample tag for a 1/2" single-leg sling 6x19 or 6x36 classification, extra improved plow steel (EIPS) grade fiber core (FC) wire rope with a mechanical splice (ton = 2,000 lb).

(iii) You must not repair wire rope used in slings, you must replace wire rope. Only end attachments and fittings can be repaired on a wire rope sling.

(c) For single- or multiple-leg slings and endless slings, you must proof load each leg according to the requirements listed in Table 18 based on fabrication method. The proof load test must not exceed 50% of the component ropes" or structural strands" minimum breaking strength;

Note: For mechanical splice, swaged socket and poured socket slings follow the rope manufacturer"s recommendations for proof load testing provided that it is within the above-specified proof load range, including (c) of this subsection.

(a) You must use wire rope slings within the rated loads shown in Tables 7 through 15 in ASME B30.9-2010. For angles that are not shown in these tables, either use the rated load for the next lower angle or have a qualified person calculate the rated load.

(g) Decrease the rated load of the sling when D/d ratios (Figure 19) smaller than 25 to one. Consult the sling manufacturer for specific data or refer to the Wire Rope Sling User"s Manual (wire rope technical board).