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“A RIGGER HAS A DEFINITE OBLIGATION TO HIS FELLOW WORKMAN, TO HIS EMPLOYER AND TO THE PUBLIC TO SEE THAT HIS EVERY ACT IS PERFORMED IN THE SAFEST POSSIBLE MANNER … A MISTAKE ON THE PART OF THE RIGGER CAN EASILY CAUSE THE LOSS OF LIFE AND THE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY … A CAREFUL RIGGER DOES NOT GUESS OR PLAY HUNCHES, HE HAS TO MAKE SURE HE IS RIGHT BY CHECKING HIS GEAR AND RIGGING METHODS AGAINST PROVEN AND ACCEPTED RIGGING STANDARDS.”

“A RIGGER HAS A DEFINITE OBLIGATION TO HIS FELLOW WORKMAN, TO HIS EMPLOYER AND TO THE PUBLIC TO SEE THAT HIS EVERY ACT IS PERFORMED IN THE SAFEST POSSIBLE MANNER … A MISTAKE ON THE PART OF THE RIGGER CAN EASILY CAUSE THE LOSS OF LIFE AND THE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY . . . A CAREFUL RIGGER DOES NOT GUESS OR PLAY HUNCHES, HE HAS TO MAKE SURE HE IS RIGHT BY CHECKING HIS GEAR AND RIGGING METHODS AGAINST PROVEN AND ACCEPTED RIGGING STANDARDS.”

Needed Help splicing a rope for my project and Joe happens to be one of the only guys in town that knows how to do it, he could have charged me just about anything, but when I picked it up he told me no worries. Nicest group of guys at this shop and they do an excellent job.

We offer the most complete one stop rigging supply shop in Utah. Visit us for custom lifting slings, rigging hardware, chain, cordage, electric or manual hoists and repair, entertainment rigging, and cargo control equipment. We also offer Rigging Training Classes, Testing and Certification of all your rigging products.

When a company focuses their entire business model on one thing, they do it very well. We certainly can say that at Rocky Mountain Wire, Rope, and Rigging, Inc., and so can our customers. For many years, Rocky Mountain Wire, Rope, and Rigging, Inc. have been the premier material handling specialists in the Salt Lake City area. Rocky Mountain Wire, Rope, and Rigging, Inc. is your one-stop shop for all your rigging supply needs. We offer products, services, and maintenance. Whether you need assistance with industrial moving, or are looking for supplies to do the job yourself, we can help you, as well as offer professional advice and consultation. We offer: Chains Hoists Rope Slings Wire rope Maintenance Rigging Customers are of the utmost priority to us, and your satisfaction is always guaranteed. We are the specialists in wire rope, one of the sturdiest and most trustworthy supplies in professional material handling. Stop by during our office hours, or make an appointment for service by calling us today.

From our spinning mill to our many braiding then forming & polishing machines to packaging options, ROMOCO"s skilled team ensures the very best production of cord & ropes for any use. Established in 1934, we have the knowledge and experience to bring you the highest quality products for even the most demanding requirements. Visit us online for more information about the products we offer.

Choosing Rasmussen Equipment for your rigging and wire rope in Salt Lake City means you’re choosing quality. As a full-service rigging provider in Utah, we’ve been helping our customers complete their projects by providing them with the toughest wire rope chain, slings, hoists, lifting clamps, chains, and rigging hardware products since 1947. We offer an extensive line of rigging equipment and accessories for all types of projects in the excavating, logging, and marine industries.

You can rely on us because we only work with ISO-certified manufacturers. All of our custom rigging and swaging methods are approved by our manufacturers too. When you rent or purchase wire, fittings, or rigging products from us, you can rest assured that everything will be secure so your job will get done right.

Our team at Rasmussen Equipment Company is full of properly trained professionals who know how to guide you through your project. With over 60 years of combined experience, we’ll advise you on what rigging equipment in Salt Lake City is best for your application.

Our wire rope has met the heavy lifting needs of our customers for 70 years. We carry a wide range of wire rope in Utah, of various styles and strengths and they’re all made from the highest quality components. From galvanized rope to stainless steel, general-purpose to high-performance, we’ve got you covered. Our quality wire rope rigging and chains are the ultimate choice for heavy lifting projects. To prove it, we pull-test all of our chains and wires to ensure they can handle up to 260,000 pounds of force. Our pull-testing machine is certified annually for complete accuracy.

We offer a full line of wire rope clips and rope end fittings that are designed to install directly onto your rope by swaging, clamping, or crimping. Our fittings are available in various materials and sizes to meet the unique needs of your project. The products we offer include; Shank hooks, Die-cast fittings, Sleeves, Button stops, Wire rope clamps, Ball swage fittings, Swage eye ends, Thimbles, Swivels, Swage stud fittings, Threaded studs and plugs, Fork ends, Swageless fittings, and Cable jointers

Sometimes you need some guidance when you’re starting a new project. Our knowledgeable team at Rasmussen Equipment Company can help you every step of the way. We’ll help you figure out what types of wire rope, fittings, and tools you need. With your safety as our priority, we’ll advise you on the safest methods for building the wire rope and hardware to accomplish the task at hand.

At Rasmussen we work with the top rope manufacturers available. We’re sure that among our rope options you’ll find the perfect fit for your job. If you need help identifying the kind of rope that will work best for you, give us a call. We’re happy to help. Our general purpose wire rope products include (to name a few) 6X7, 6X19, 6X25 class wire. Additionally we offer rope with IWRC, warrington seale, fiber core, and more.

Sometimes your job requires a special wire rope solution. And Rasmussen will have what you need! We work with the best wire manufacturers in the industry to provide the quality solutions that you need. We have a wide selection of non-rotating wire, plastic filled rope, and compacted wire options—just to name a few. There’s a wide variety in the wire rope products we have available. Our site only includes a small selection of our inventory.

At Rasmussen, we have have the special-treatment wire rope options your job requires. Among our special treatment wire rope options sits our swaged wire (or compacted wire) inventory. If you need a wire built to withstand a variety of construction project needs, swaged wire may be for you. These wires provide increased resistance to crushing with a higher tensile strength. If you think that swaged wire may be what you need, give us a call!

We carry products from industry-leading manufacturers in the industry. Wire rope slings, stainless steel cable, rope ends, performance wire rope, general-purpose, and more. We’ve got you covered. We can help you with working load limits, cargo control, and material handling. Rasmussen is your go-to wire rope expert.

From simple hardware to heavy machinery, Rasmussen Equipment Company has an expansive selection of rope and rigging supplies in Salt Lake City. If you’re unsure what exact tools you’ll need for your specific job, our sales team will be happy to help. You can reach our specialists by calling (801) 972-5588. We’ll be pleased to answer any questions you have.

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CLEVELAND, OH – Mazzella Lifting Technologies, a Mazzella Company, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Denver Wire Rope & Supply. This acquisition will strengthen Mazzella’s footprint west of the Mississippi River and reinforce Mazzella’s commitment to be a one-stop resource for lifting and rigging services and solutions.

Denver Wire Rope & Supply has been in business since 1983 and services a variety of industries out of their location in Denver, CO. Denver Wire Rope & Supply is a leading supplier of rigging products, crane and hoist service, below-the-hook lifting devices, and certified rigging inspection and training. Effective immediately, Denver Wire Rope & Supply will operate as Mazzella / Denver Wire Rope. Terms of the transaction are not being disclosed.

“Denver Wire Rope & Supply will complement the wide range of products and services that Mazzella Companies offers. We are dedicated to being a single-source provider for rigging products, overhead cranes, rigging inspections, and rigging training. Both companies commit to a customer-first mentality, providing the highest-quality products, and leading by example when it comes to safety and sharing our expertise with customers and the market,” says Tony Mazzella, CEO of Mazzella Companies.

“Our team and family are excited to be part of the Mazzella Companies. This acquisition strengthens our place in the market and allows our team to continue to provide excellent service and products to our valued customer base and expand our offering,” says Ken Gubanich, President of Denver Wire Rope & Supply.

“Over the years, we have had numerous companies show interest in purchasing Denver Wire Rope & Supply, none seemed to be the right fit. We are looking forward to becoming a part of an aggressive, passionate, and progressive organization. As a family business for over 36 years, it is important to us that our customers/friends, suppliers, and team members continue to be treated with first-class service, products, and employment opportunities. Again, we are very enthusiastic about our future and look forward to being a quality supplier for your crane, safety training, rigging, and hoisting needs for years to come,” says Gubanich.

“We wish Ed and Carol Gubanich all the best in their retirement. We welcome Ken and the other second and third-generation Gubanich family members, as well as the entire Denver Wire Rope Team, into the Mazzella organization,” says Mazzella.

We’ve changed our name from Denver Wire Rope to Mazzella. Aside from the new name and logo, our member experience is virtually unchanged. Here are some common questions and answers related to this change.

In 2019, Denver Wire Rope & Supply was acquired by Mazzella Companies to expand lifting and rigging products and services to the western half of the United States.

In 1954, James Mazzella founded Mazzella Wire Rope & Sling Co. in Cleveland, OH. For over 65 years, the company has grown organically by nurturing historic relationships, expanding its product offerings, and entering new markets through acquisition.

You can use a chain rigging sling to handle difficult-to-position loads. Our wire rope slings are a great choice for an industrial setting where your load is too hot or abrasive for a synthetic sling. These wire rope slings will hold up well, even under the heaviest use in lifting and rigging applications.

The Forest Service has been involved in ropeway engineering since the early days when recreational skiing on National Forest System lands took-off and safety standards were first being developed in the 1950’s and 60’s. In fact, a Forest Service engineer by the name of Charles F. Dwyer, PE was instrumental in developing the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) B77 standard for ropeway safety first published in 1960. Chuck was an internationally known and respected ropeway engineer, was an early representative on the Colorado Passenger Tramway Safety Board, and founded the North American Continental Section of the International Organization for Transport by Rope (OITAF-NACS) and a founding contributor of the Information Center for Ropeway Studies at the Arthur Lakes Library on the Colorado School of Mines Campus –the only publically accessible ropeway library in the world. Chuck died just this past January at the age of 98.

In 2012, a team concept for Forest Service ropeway engineers was created and is known as the National Ropeway Service Team (NRST). NRST’s mission is to provide consistent and quality technical expertise and support to the Agency and Authorized Officers to ensure that:

Permitted ropeway and aerial adventure course facilities, operating on National Forest System (NFS) lands, meet applicable safety codes, standards and technical requirements for planning, location, design, construction, operation, and maintenance; and

Ropeway, aerial adventure course, and natural resource-based recreation facility safety monitoring at approximately 125 permitted ski areas and organizational camps;

Over 1,100 ropeway (tramways, ski lifts, surface lifts, tows, conveyors, etc.) facilities located on 64 National Forests in 8 Regions, and providing over 250 million passenger trips per year;

Summer use facilities which include: zip lines, canopy tours and ropes courses, via ferratas, climbing walls, mountain coasters and other permitted facilities.

The NRST consists of five full-time licensed Professional Engineers (PEs) who assist and coordinate with Recreation and Permit Administration and provide ropeway engineering technical support and trainings. NRST members are located and have Ropeway Engineering program responsibilities as follows:

Region 2 Office in Lakewood, CO w/ Primary Responsibilities in R2, R3, and R9 (Rocky Mountain, Southwestern, and Eastern Regions); Kevin P. Forrest, PE & John W. Kamb, PE

Region 4 Office in Ogden, UT w/ Primary Responsibilities in R1, R4, and R5 (Northern, Intermountain, and Pacific Southwest Regions); Curt W. Panter, PE & Seth P. Wallace, PE

NRST members play a critical role in the ropeway industry to help develop and improve technical safety standards, share information on issues and incidents, and otherwise collaborate in areas of mutual benefit. NRST involvement on a state, national and international level is essential for the Forest Service to stay current with industry safety practices and standards since public health and safety are our Agencies’ primary concerns and goals.

Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) B77 on Aerial Passenger Ropeways: The Forest Service has been instrumental in the development of the American National Standard for Passenger Ropeways (ANSI B77.1) since it was first published in 1960, and is the largest single AHJ adopting the standard today. B77.1 is referenced in SUPs and FSM 7320 as the technical standard permittees are required to follow. The NRST has two voting members.

ITTAB-International Meeting of Technical Authorities for Cableways: ITTAB is an international, confidentially, non-public, non-commercial meeting of technical supervisory authorities and bodies in charge of ensuring the safety of ropeways. Its objective is to exchange experiences and information on the application of regulations and standards in the ropeway sector. ITTAB holds annual meetings of delegates from approximately 23 countries with supervisory authority in charge of ensuring the safety of ropeways. The Forest Service has represented the United States since ITTAB’s inception and has been granted four delegation seats representing the United States as a Supervisory Authority.

International Organization for Transportation by Rope (OITAF) & North American Continent Section (OITAF-NACS): OITAF was established in 1959 and has a membership group which includes operators, manufacturers, and authorities. OITAF’s mandate and goal is to promote development and improvement of the ropeway industry through studies, experiments, and standardization of national and international safety requirements and norms. The Forest Service plays an integral role in OITAF and OITAF-NACS by holding the only Class-A membership which is only granted to our agency as the largest AHJ with ropeways operating on Forest Service Lands in the United States.

State Tramway / Ropeway Boards & Authorities: There are currently seven states with tramway/ropeway or safety divisions. These are California, Colorado, New Hampshire, Utah, Vermont, Washington, and Michigan. The NRST is actively involved with most of these state authorities for rules development, safety processes improvement, and accident investigations. The Forest Service and the states of California, Utah, Washington, Colorado and New Hampshire have entered into Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) to better coordinate and clarify oversight of the skiing industry. NRST currently has members on two State Boards.