stainless steel wire rope kit supplier

SwageRight™ creates quality galvanized stainless steel wire rope in a 7x7 diameter that is best suited for rigging, lifting, towing, and heavy construction applications. Galvanization is ideal for heavy-duty applications and offers greater protection against deformation and wear.

SWR Galvanised/Stainless Catenary Kits are designed for anchoring into concrete or masonry to allow for effortless suspension of overhead cables and various other applications.

A Wire Rope specialist with vast experience, SWR continues to offer products which are of a high quality and has applied its expertise to develop a catenary system which can be used across a wide range of DIY projects.

Please note - “SWR are unable to provide any certification for these products; our Catenary kits are not load rated and should not be used where safety or critical load bearing is required. Should you require a solution for a load bearing application please contact our sales team”

Although Carl Stahl Sava Industries is known for producing the world’s tungsten, stainless steel and galvanized steel mechanical cable, exotic wire rope materials remain a less common, yet critical member of our family of cable offerings. Nitinol, titanium, Vitallium®, Inconel® and Molybdenum round out Sava’s compliment of specialty mechanical cable materials...

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.

While some use these two terms interchangeably, technically wire rope refers to a diameter greater than 3/8”. Cable rope - also called aircraft cable - applies to all smaller variations.

Consequently, aircraft cable is only used for lighter-duty purposes, such as winch lines, fences, and railings, while wire rope can be using for lifting, towing, hoisting, etc. Both are ideal for outdoor environments because the strength and length remain constant regardless of whether they are wet or dry.

If you are looking for an option specifically designed for lifting, check out our wire rope slings. They come in a number of configurations - choices include leg count, end hardware, and more.

Generally composed of wires, strands, and a core shaped in a spiral pattern, wire rope is incredibly durable. Steel wires are aligned in a precise helix geometric pattern to form a strand in a process known as "stranding." A "closing" comes next, where the strands are laid around the core to form a wire rope.

The greater the diameter, the greater the break strength. Our selection of 1/8" stainless steel cable has a break strength of less than 2,000 lbs., while our 2-1/2" wire rope has a break strength of more than 600,000 lbs.!

Right hand and left hand designations indicate which way the strands wrap around the core of the steel rope, while regular lay and Lang lay designations specify which way the wires that make up the strand are formed in the helix pattern.

Regular lay means the wires are rotated opposite the direction of the strands around the core. Lang lay means the wires are twisted in the same direction as the strands wrapped around the wire rope core.

Our wire rope lay is right hand regular lay, with strands wrapped around the core to the right, and the wires making up the strand turned and rotated to the left.

Independent wire rope cores (IWRC) are made from steel, offer more support to the outer strands, and have a higher resistance to crushing. IWRC also offer more resistance to heat and increase the strength of the rope.

This refers to how many strands make up the rope and how many wires make up one strand. For instance, a 6x26 wire rope has 6 strands around a core with 26 wires making up each strand.

All wires consist of layer(s) arranged in a specific pattern around a center. Pattern designation is affected by the size of the wires, the number of layers, and the wires per layer. Wires can utilize either a single pattern style or a combination of them, known as a combined pattern:

Warrington - Two layers of wires. The outer layer has two diameters of wire (alternating between large and small), while the inner layer has one diameter.

Although wire rope is extremely strong, it can become damaged with improper use, making it unsafe to use. It"s important to have regular inspections for breaks, corrosion, overuse wear, and kinks.

Our rigging supplies category includes hardware and accessories for cranes, dredging, excavating, hoists & winches, logging, and marine uses. If you"re unsure what you need or have questions, call for help from our product specialists with expertise in wire rope/cable rigging supplies.

Cable Railing Kits Includes 1/8 Inch x 33 Feet 304 Stainless Steel Wire Rope Cable, 50 Pieces Aluminum Crimping Sleeves and 12 Pieces Thimbles for Railing, Decking, Picture Hanging

【Size】Wire rope cable: 1/8 inch in diameter and 33 feet in length. Aluminum crimping loop sleeve and wire rope thimble fit for 1/8 inch diameter wire rope cable.

【Material】Wire rope cable and thimble are made of 304 stainless steel which have superior rust resistance and the excellent of oxidation resistance in bad environment. Aluminum crimping loop sleeve made of quality aluminum.

【7x7 Construction】7x7 Construction, 7 groups of 7 strands braided together to form the cable, which is softer than the 1x19 structural stainless steel cable. Outweigh most other Metal braided wire rope.

【Design】Thimble and Crimping Loop Sleeve made from stainless steel and aluminum, which can provides excellent protection against surface abrasion of wire ropes. Keep cable from flatting around the eye causing the cable to weaken (Fit for 1/8 inch diameter wire rope cable).

【Package Included】1/8 inch x 33 feet stainless steel wire rope cable, 50 pieces aluminum crimping sleeves and 12 pieces stainless steel thimble. Great for deck cable railing system, DIY balustrade, outdoor shades, hanging string lights in the garden, building floats for oyster gardening, clotheslines or even a dog run system in the backyard.

1, Wire rope cable and thimble are made of 304 stainless steel which have superior rust resistance and the excellent of oxidation resistance in bad environment.

There are some customers telling us they need stainless steel items, but have no idea about the difference between stainless steel 304 and 316. We would like to give a briefly explanation:

7x7 AISI316 stainless steel wire rope is used for a wide range of applications. More flexible than 1x19 but more rigid than 7x19, the 7x7 construction is often used where 1x19 lacks enough flexibility for an application or where 7x19’s weaker breaking load is too low for an application. Used extensively throughout the marine industry as well as for general engineering applications, 7x7’s excellent breaking load and flexibility in the smaller diameters make it a favourite for control cable and a variety of marine rigging applications, examples of which are shown below:

1. Always apply the saddle of the wire rope clip to the live end (non turnback end) of the wire rope or cable. “Never Saddle a Dead Horse.” Turn back the specified amount of rope from the thimble. Apply the first clip one base width from the dead end of the wire rope.

In our heavy style, all wall mounts are firmly connected to the wire rope and attached to the facade. The rope is "decoupled" into several sections; each load is evenly distributed between the end and intermediate supports/mounts. Shock loads are absorbed dynamically via the elastic deflection of the supports. If an overload does occur, the wire rope can slide in the clamp head of the cross mount and be re-tensioned.