Wire Rope

WIRE ROPE CATALOGUE
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Cross Lay Rope 11
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Equal Lay Rope 16
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Compacted Type Rope 31
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Special Design Rope 37
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(a) Elevator 37
(b) Rotation Resistant Rope 43

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Special High Performance Rope 47
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Outline of Wire Ropes
Construction of wire rope Number of strands

Rope makes with 3 strands or more. Some spe-
Construction of rope is used to distinguish one rope cial cases, besides, a rope is consists of six strands
from another based on the number of strands, normally to achieve the balanced construction. In
number if position of the wires in a strand, and the the case for elevators where special flexibility is
core type of the rope (fibre core and steel core) to required, eight strands are used. When non-torque
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distinguish. is required, two or more layers of strands are used,
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shown in fig 2.
As shown in Fig.1, the rope is made up of strands
and each strands is made wires, with fibre core.
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Normally, a rope consists of six strands around a
core in prescribed pitch.
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Fig. 2 • Cross sectional view of wire ropes by
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3 strands 6 strands
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Strands
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8 strands Hercules type

18 strands
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Laying of the strands

Laying is the method that the wires are positioned
to form lay, Cross lay strand is made by the same
diameter but different lay angle in multi-operation.
The parallel lay strand is made only in one opera-
tion so that the wires of each lay will be on the
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same pitch.
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Two position methods of wire
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a. Cross Lay • 6 x 19 rope
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This also known as point contact lay where the lay Point Contact Lay
angle of wires will be nearly equivalent for each
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layer of wire of the same diameter. Tension stress
that works on the wire, thus, will become uniform.
However, fatigue resistance of rope will be less,
as bending stress will be added to each contact
point.
Three main types of cross lay strand as follow,
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strand lay methods are list,
a. 1 X 7 b. 1 X 19 c. 1 X 24
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Fig. 4 sectional view of strand in cross

lay rope
a. 1X7 b. 1X19 c. 1X24
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b. Parallel Lay
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Also known as equal lay, one operation lay or lin-

ear lay where the wires are positioned in such a
way that no space is left between wires, thus the
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upper layer wires will fit perfectly into the groove of 1 x 19 1 x 24

the lower wires of the strand. Furthermore, wires
of different diameters are positioned
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simultaneously, so that each layer will have the

same pitch and will be in contact with each other.
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Few common strand lay methods are list as follow,

a. 6 X Fi (25) b. 6 X WS (36) c. 6 X S (19)
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1 x 37 1 x 61
a. 6XFi (25) b. 6XWS (36) c. 6XS (19)
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Basic type of parallel lay, 1+n+(n)+2n

a. Seale Type
The number of wires of each layer is shown as
1+n+n and the numbers of wires of inner and
outer layers is same. The wire of outer layer fit d. Combination types
completely into the grooves of the inner layer Apart from above three basic types, there are
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wires. another types called combination type. This is
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Seale type rope is thicker when compared to the type, which mixed with Seale Type (outer
other parallel lays and so it is superior, particu- layer) and Warrington Seale type & Filler rope
(Inner layer).
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lar in its wear resistance and is mainly used for
elevators.
1+n+n
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Fig. 6 • Cross sectional view example of strand in
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b. Warrington Type parallel lay rope
The number of wire of the outer wire is double

that of the inner layer and through a combina-
tion of the inner and outer layers the spaces
between the wires is kept small. This
Warrington type rope is not being used to any
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great degree recently.
1+n+(n+n) Seatle type Warrington type
6 x S(19) 6 x W(19)
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Filler type
6 x Fi(25)
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Semi-Seatle type Warrington Seatle type

The inner wires and the same number of thin
6 x SeS(19) 6 x WS(36)
filler wires are used to till the spaces in the in-
ner and outer layers. This filler type rope is good
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balance between the flexibility, fatigue resis-

tant and has the widest range of use among
parallel lay ropes.
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C. Irregular Strand Type /
The strands are combined in such a way that
the outer circumference of the rope will be flat
in shape. This rope has a smooth surface and
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the surface pressure due to coming into con-
tact with the groove of the drum and the sheave
is smaller than that of the ordinary ropes. It is
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superior in its wear resistance nature in general. Fig. 7 • Cross sectional view example of strand in
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Three types of strands are used in irregular a flat type rope
type,
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1. Triangular strand type
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Outer layer wire was positioned around Triangular strand type
the triangular wire. Single or double layer Flat type
of wires are stranded around a triangular 6 x F [(3 x 2 + 3) + 7]
core to form triangular core strand.
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2. Shell strand type
It is the type, which shaped like a shell,
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usually made by three or four strands. It

has non-twisting nature and fatigue Shell strand type Flat strand type
resistance.
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Mono-Rope Sinking Rope

4 x F (30) 4 x F(10) + 6 x F(10)
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3. Flat strand type

Two layers of strands in which the wires
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are stranded in an oval shape are posi- D. Compacted Strand Type

tioned around a fiber core (sinking rope).
Compacted strand is a strand (of round wires)
This type of rope is a multiple layer of wires
whose diameter is reduced - compacted - by
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around which 6 to 10 strands are

passing the strand trough a die or roller or by
positioned.
hammering down, this latter process some-
The triangular strand and the shell strands times referred to as swaging.
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are used the most. The flat strand is

also being used at certain places.
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Rope Core B. Steel Core

There are three strand types of steel core,
The rope can be classified into fiber core and steel
core (1) Independent Wire Strand Core (IWSC)
IWSC has the strand as the core and those
that have the same construction as the side
A. Fiber Core (abbreviated FC) strand are referred to as the common core.
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(2) Independent Wire Rope Core (IWRC)
Fiber core has two functions,
It has a single independent rope as the core.
(1) Support the strand and hold the shape of Usually, 7 X 7 construction is use. Sometimes,
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strand at same time, 6 X 7 or 6 X 19 may be used.
(2) Hold the rope grease and supply neces- (3) Center Fit Rope Core (CFRC)
sary amount of grease inside the rope for
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lubrication and prevent corrosion. In the This is the rope type, which the outer layer
past, natural fiber was mainly used but strand of the core rope is fitted into the groove
synthetic fiber will hold the grease well. of the inside
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The characteristics of fibre core,
(a) The rope has a high flexibility. (1) IWSC
(b) Impacts and vibrations to the rope are

absorbed.
(c) Holds rope grease well (in particular, in
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7X7 6X7 6X19
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the case of natural fiber), (3) CFRC
(d) The unit and mass of the rope is small.

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Moreover, synthetic fiber compared to

natural fiber is superior in its corrosion re-
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sistance nature.
Fig. 8 • Cross sectional view example of a steel
core rope
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IWRC CFRC
IWRC 6 x Fi(25) CFRC 19 x Fi(25)
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Laying of rope
In lay of rope, there are the ordinary lay and the
Lang’s lay.
Fig. 9 • Type of lay
(a) Ordinary lay (or regular lay) /
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The lay of the rope and the lay of the strands
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are in opposite directions, such as ordinary Z
lay and ordinary S lay.
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Ordinary Z lay Ordinary S lay
(b) Lang’s lay /
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The lay of the rope and the lay of the strands
are in the same direction, such as Lang’s Z lay
and Lang’s S lay.
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(c) Comparison of the characteristics by laying of

rope
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Table 1 • Comparison of the characteristics by laying of rope 1

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Items Ordinary lay Lang’s lay
Appearance The wires are approximately parallel to the The wiles form a certain angle with the rope
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axis of the rope. axis.

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Merits Kinks do not form easily and is easy to handle The wires appearing on the Surface are long
The lays are tight and the form does not and superior in wear resistance Flexible and
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Demerits Inferior in wear resistance nature and fatigue The rope has a large torque and forms kinks
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Preforming Breaking Load

Preforming is a method for lessening the springi- As the breaking load, there is the concept of speci-
ness of the rope by given each strand and wire a fied breaking load and the actual breaking load.
form in advance. Ropes made through this method The specified breaking load is the standard value,
are called preformed, or Tru-lay ropes. The strands or the minimum value of the breaking load, while
and wires do not fall apart even when the rope is the actual breaking load is the actual load during
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The rope being manufactured, at present, is prac- The breaking load is determined by the nominal
tically all preformed ropes. The non-preformed tension of the wires making up the rope and is clas-
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ropes are only for special use. sified as shown in Table 2.
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Table 2 • General standard of breaking load 2
Standard Grade
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JIS G3525 Grade E (1320N/mm2 / 135kgf/mm2)
Grade G (1470 N/mm2 / 150 kgf/mm2)
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Grade A (1620 N/mm2 / 165 kgf/mm2)

Grade B (1770N/mm2 / 180 kgf/mm2)
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-- Special grade (1910N/mm2 / 195kgf/mm2)
European Standard
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DIN Standard 1370 N/mm2 / 140kgf/mm2)

1570 N/mm2 / 160kgf/mm2)
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1770 N/mm2 / 180kgf/mm2)

1960 N/mm2 / 200kgf/mm2)
2160 N/mm2 / 220 kgf/mm2)
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American Standard Traction steel

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Mild plow steel (MPS)

Plow Steel (PS)
Improved Plow Steel (IPS)
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Extra Improved Plow Steel (XIPS)

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Kinds of Coating
Ropes are usually of the bright type but when cor-
rosion resistant nature is required the ropes are
coated. Among the kinds of coating, there is the
zinc coating and aluminum coating. Generally, gal- ZiNCAL
vanizing is commonly used.
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Greasing
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Rope grease is applied to the rope at the same Different kinds of grease methods are listed as
time of manufacturing to prevent corrosion and also follow,
to provide lubrication. Great care is taken to apply
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the rope grease uniformly and so that it will pen-
etrate to the core and strand, through an impreg-
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nation method.
Table 3 • Standard Lubrication chart with wire rope 3
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DRY – S Rust Prevent Oil Non dry type film and bright, GALV A/C, Inner cable galvanized
(Light Oil) completely no grease and non tacky steel wire, hard drawn steel wire
galvanized wire rope etc.
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DRY Ditto Dry type film & bright, completely no GALV A/C, Inner cable galvanized
grease and non tacky steel wire rope etc.
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A–1 Petrolatum Base Very light grease GALV / UNGALV wire ropes
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Grease
A–2 Ditto Light grease Ditto

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A–3 Ditto Heavy grease Ditto

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B Petrolatum 60% Dark grease slightly wet Ditto

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Asphaltum 40%
(Mixed Grease)
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C Asphaltum Base Grease Black grease and wet appearance Ditto
D Ditto Very black, wet & tacky Ditto
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Rope Measurement Fig. 10 • Measurement of rope diameter

There is only one correct method of measuring the
diameter of a wire rope that should be followed to
prevent errors or misunderstandings. This method
is shown in figure 10.
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The difference between actual and nominal diam-
eter is restricted by tolerances.
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Right Wrong
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Table 4 • 4
Nominal diameter in mm Permissible deviation from nominal diameter in %
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Strands exclusively of steel wires Strands with fibre cores
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2 and 3 + 7, -1 +8, -1
4 and 5 + 6, -1 +8, -1
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6 and 7 +5, -1 +7, -1

8 and over +4, -1 +6, -1
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Wire Ropes Types
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Cross Lay Rope
JIS Standard
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6 X 7 + FC 12
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6 X 19 + FC 13
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6 X 24 + FC 14
6 X 37 + FC 15
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Wire Ropes Types
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6X7+FC (JIS Standard)

Construction 6X (1+6)
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Rope Outer Sectional Breaking load (Reference)
diameter wire area Rough calculation
Galvanized Bright • Galvanized Bright
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diameter Unit mass
Grade G Grade A Grade B Special grade

mm mm mm2 kN {tf} kN {tf} kN {tf} kN {tf} kg/m
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3.15 0.35 4.10 5.24 { 0.53 } 5.90 { 0.60 } 6.45 { 0.66 } 6.81 {0.69} 0.037
4 0.44 6.57 8.45 { 0.86 } 9.52 { 0.97 } 10.4 { 1.06 } 11.0 {1.12} 0.059
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5 0.56 10.3 13.2 { 1.35 } 14.9 { 1.52 } 16.2 { 1.66 } 17.1 {1.75} 0.093
6.3 0.70 16.3 21.0 { 2.14 } 23.6 { 2.41 } 25.8 { 2.63 } 27.2 {2.78} 0.147
8 0.88 26.0 33.8 { 3.45 } 38.1 { 3.88 } 41.6 { 4.24 } 43.9 {4.48} 0.237
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11.2
1.00
1.10
1.24
33.3
41.1
51.5
42.8
52.8
66.2
{ 4.36 }
{ 5.38 }
{ 6.75}
48.2
59.5
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52.6
65.0
81.5
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55.6
68.6
86.0
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{6.99}
{8.77}
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0.371
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12.5 1.39 65.2 82.5 { 8.41 } 92.9 { 9.48 } 102 { 10.4 } 107 {10.9} 0.580
14 1.56 81.6 103 { 10.6 } 117 { 11.9 } 127 { 13.0 } 134 {13.7} 0.727
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16 1.78 105 135 { 13.8 } 152 { 15.5 } 166 { 17.0 } 176 {17.9} 0.950
18 2.00 133 171 { 17.4 } 193 { 19.6 } 211 { 21.5 } 222 {22.7} 1.20
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20 2.20 164 211 { 21.5 } 238 { 24.3 } 260 { 26.5 } 274 {28.0} 1.48
22.4 2.48 206 265 { 27.0 } 298 { 30.4 } 326 { 33.2 } 344 {35.1} 1.86
(24) (2.66) (237) (304) {31.0 } (343) { 34.9 } (374) { 38.2 } (395) {40.3} (2.14)
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25 2.78 259 330 { 33.6 } 372 { 37.9 } 406 { 41.4 } 429 {43.7} 2.32
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(26) (2.86) (273) (357) {36.4 } (402) { 41.0 } (439) { 44.8 } (464) {47.3} (2.51)
28 3.12 327 414 { 42.2 } 466 { 47.5 } 509 { 51.9 } 538 {54.8} 2.91
30 3.30 370 475 { 48.4 } 535 { 54.6 } 585 { 59.6 } – – 3.34
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31.5 3.50 410 524 { 53.4 } 590 { 60.2 } 645 { 65.7 } – – 3.68
33.5 3.70 461 592 { 60.4 } 667 { 68.1 } 729 {74.3 } – – 4.16
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35.5 3.93 517 665 { 67.8 } 749 { 76.4 } 819 {83.5 } – – 4.67
37.5 4.16 577 742 { 75.7 } 836 {85.3 } 914 {93.2 } – – 5.22
40 4.40 657 845 { 86.1 } 952 {97.0 } 1040 {106 } – – 5.93
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(Remarks) 1. Dash (–) marks represent those that can be made on request.
2. Please refer to Page 46 (Tough Rope) if a higher breaking load is required.
3. Rope diameters in parentheses ( ) may be discontinued in the future and so those not in parentheses are recommended.
4. The figures shown in bold in this chart denote JIS values.
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diameter Unit mass
Grade G Grade A Grade B

mm mm mm2 kN {tf} kN {tf} kN {tf} kg/m
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4 0.26 6.28 8.03 { 0.82 } 8.64 { 0.88 } 9.22 {0.94} 0.058
5 0.33 9.81 12.5 { 1.28 } 13.5 { 1.38 } 14.4 {1.47} 0.091
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6.3 0.42 15.6 19.9 { 2.03 } 21.4 { 2.19 } 22.9 {2.33} 0.144
8 0.53 24.8 32.1 { 3.28} 34.6 { 3.53 } 36.9 {3.76} 0.233
9 0.60 31.8 40.7 { 4.15} 43.8 { 4.46 } 46.7 {4.76} 0.295
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11.2
(12)
0.66
0.74
(0.80)
39.2
49.2
(56.5)
50.2
63.0
(72.3)
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57.6
72.3
(83.0)
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0.364
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12.5 0.83 62.3 78.4 { 8.00 } 84.4 { 8.61 } 90.0 {9.18} 0.569
14 0.93 78.0 98.4 { 10.0 } 106 { 10.8 } 113 {11.5} 0.713
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16 1.06 100 128 { 13.1 } 138 { 14.1 } 148 {15.0} 0.932

18 1.19 127 163 { 16.6 } 175 { 17.8 } 187 {19.0} 1.18
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20 1.32 157 201 { 20.5 } 216 { 22.0 } 230 {23.5} 1.46

22.4 1.47 197 252 { 25.7 } 271 { 27.6 } 289 {29.5} 1.83
25 1.65 247 314 { 32.0 } 338 { 32.4 } 360 {36.7} 2.28
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28 1.86 312 393 { 40.1 } 424 { 43.2 } 452 {46.1} 2.85

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30 1.97 353 452 { 46.1 } 486 { 49.6 } 519 {52.9} 3.28

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Construction 6X (a+9+15)
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diameter wire area Galvanized Bright • Galvanized Rough calculation
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diameter Unit mass
Grade G Grade A
mm mm mm 2 kN {tf} kN {tf} kg/m
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6.3 0.35 13.8 18.2 { 1.85 } 19.6 { 2.00 } 0.132
8 0.44 22.0 29.3 { 2.99 } 31.6 { 3.22 } 0.212
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9 0.50 28.1 37.1 { 3.78 } 39.9 { 4.07 } 0.269
10 0.56 34.8 45.8 { 4.67 } 49.3 { 5.03 } 0.332
11.2 0.62 43.6 57.4 { 5.86 } 61.8 { 6.31 } 0.416
(12)
12.5
14
(0.67)
0.70
0.79
(50.0)
55.2
69.1
(65.9)
71.5
89.7
{ 6.72
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77.0
96.6
{ 7.24
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0.519
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16 0.89 89.0 117 { 12.0 } 126 { 12.9 } 0.850
18 1.00 113 148 { 15.1 } 160 { 16.3 } 1.08
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20 1.10 139 183 { 18.7 } 197 { 20.1 } 1.33

22.4 1.24 174 230 { 23.4 } 247 { 25.2 } 1.67
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(24) (1.33) (200) (264) { 26.9 } (284) { 29.0 } (1.91)

25 1.39 219 286 { 29.2 } 308 { 31.4 } 2.08
28 1.56 276 359 { 36.6 } 387 { 39.4 } 2.60
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30 1.65 313 412 { 42.0 } 444 { 45.2 } 2.99

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31.5 1.75 347 454 { 46.3 } 489 { 49.9 } 3.29

33.5 1.86 390 514 { 52.4 } 553 { 56.4 } 3.73
35.5 1.97 438 577 { 58.8 } 621 { 63.4 } 4.18
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37.5 2.08 489 644 { 65.7 } 693 { 70.7 } 4.67
40 2.20 556 732 { 74.7 } 789 { 80.4 } 5.31

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42.5 2.34 619 827 { 84.3 } 890 { 90.8 } 6.00

45 2.51 713 927 { 94.5 } 998 {102 } 6.72
47.5 2.62 777 1030 {105 } 1110 {113 } 7.49
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50 2.78 869 1140 {117 } 1230 {126 } 8.30
53 2.95 976 1290 {131 } 1380 {141 } 9.33

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56 3.12 1090 1440 {146 } 1550 {158 } 10.4

60 3.35 1270 1650 {168 } 1770 {181 } 12.0
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diameter Unit mass
Grade G Grade A Grade B

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6.3 0.30 15.6 19.6 { 2.00 } 21.1 { 2.15 } 22.5 { 2.29 } 0.143
8 0.38 24.8 31.6 { 3.22 } 34.0 { 3.47 } 36.2 { 3.70 } 0.230
9 0.43 31.8 40.0 { 4.08 } 43.0 { 4.39 } 45.9 { 4.68 } 0.291
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10 0.48 39.3 49.4 { 5.03 } 53.1 { 5.42 } 56.6 { 5.78 } 0.359
11.2 0.53 49.3 61.9 { 6.31 } 66.6 { 6.79 } 71.0 { 7.24 } 0.451
(12) (0.57) (56.6) (71.1) { 7.25 } (76.5) { 7.80 } (81.5) { 8.32 } (0.517)
12.5
14
16
18
0.60
0.67
0.76
0.86
62.4
78.1
101
127
77.1
96.7
126
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{ 7.86
{ 9.86
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83.0
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88.5
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183
{ 9.02
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0.561
0.704
0.920
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20 0.95 157 197 { 20.1 } 212 { 21.7 } 227 { 23.1 } 1.44
22.4 1.06 197 248 { 25.3 } 266 { 27.2 } 284 { 29.0 } 1.80
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(24) (1.14) (226) (284) { 29.0 } (306) { 31.2 } (326) { 33.3 } (2.07)
25 1.19 248 308 { 31.5 } 332 { 33.8 } 354 { 36.1 } 2.25
28 1.33 313 387 { 39.5 } 416 { 42.5 } 444 { 45.3 } 2.82
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30 1.41 354 444 { 45.3 } 478 { 48.7 } 510 { 52.0 } 3.23

31.5 1.50 392 490 { 49.9 } 527 { 53.7 } 562 { 57.3 } 3.57
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33.5 1.58 441 554 { 56.5 } 596 { 60.8 } 636 { 64.8 } 4.03
35.5 1.68 495 622 { 63.4 } 669 { 68.3 } 714 { 72.8 } 4.53
37.5 1.78 553 694 { 70.8 } 747 { 76.2 } 796 { 81.2 } 5.05
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40 1.88 629 790 { 80.5 } 850 { 86.7 } 906 { 92.4 } 5.75

42.5 2.00 700 892 { 90.9 } 959 { 97.8 } 1020 {104 } 6.49
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45 2.14 806 1000 {102 } 1080 {110 } 1150 {117 } 7.28

47.5 2.24 879 1100 {114 } 1200 {122 } 1280 {130 } 8.11
50 2.37 982 1230 {126 } 1330 {135 } 1420 {144 } 8.98
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53 2.51 1100 1390 {141 } 1490 {152 } 1590 {162 } 10.1

56 2.66 1230 1550 {158 } 1670 {170 } 1780 {181 } 11.3
60 2.86 1440 1780 {181 } 1910 {195 } 2040 {208 } 12.9
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63 3.00 1560 1960 {200 } 2110 {215 } 2250 {229 } 14.3

67 3.16 1760 2220 {226 } 2380 {243 } 2540 {259 } 16.1
71 3.35 1980 2490 {254 } 2680 {273 } 2850 {291 } 18.1

M
75 3.55 2210 2780 {283 } 2990 {305 } 3190 {325 } 20.2

80 3.75 2480 3160 {322 } 3400 {347 } 3620 {370 } 23.0
85 4.05 2870 3570 {364 } 3840 {391 } 4090 {417 } 26.0
90 4.28 3180 4000 {408 } 4300 {439 } 4590 {468 } 29.1
95 4.53 3580 4450 {454 } 4790 {489 } 5110 {521 } 32.4

100 4.73 3930 4940 {503 } 5310 {542 } 5660 {578 } 35.9
15
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
Equal Lay Rope

JIS Standard
O
Page
6 X S (19) + FC 17
.
td
6 X S (19) + IWRC 18
6 X Fi (25) + FC 17
.L
6 X Fi (25) + IWRC 19
6 X Fi (29) + FC 20
.K
6 X Fi (29) + IWRC 21
6 X 26 (WS) + FC 22
lH
6 X 26 (WS) + IWRC 23
6 X 31 (WS) + FC 24
6 X 31 (WS) + IWRC
6 X 36 (WS) + FC
na 25
27
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6 X 36 (WS) + IWRC 28
at
6 X 41 (WS) + FC 29
6 X 41 (WS) + IWRC 30
rn
Main Types and Uses

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Construction symbol Main uses

In
6 X S (19) + FC Ropeways, inclined shaft winches, fisheries industry use

6 X S (19) + IWRC Fencing use, bulldozer use
ee
6 X Fi (25) + FC Ropeways, inclined shaft winches, general crane use, forestry industry use
6 X Fi (25) + IWRC Fencing use, heavy machinery use
K
6 X Fi (29) + FC Ropeways, general crane use

6 X Fi (29) + IWRC General crane use, heavy equipment use
ak
6 X 26 (WS) + FC General crane use, fisheries industry trawler use (trawl warp)
6 X 26 (WS) + IWRC General crane use, bulldozer use
M
6 X 31 (WS) + FC General crane use, heavy equipment use, bulldozer use

6 X 31 (WS) + IWRC Ropeway stay rope use, general crane use
6 X 36 (WS) + FC General crane use, ship use
6 X 36 (WS) + IWRC General crane use
6 X 41 (WS) + FC General crane use
6 X 41 (WS) + IWRC General crane use
16
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
O
6XS (19)+FC (JIS Standard)
Construction 6XS (1+9+9)
.
td
diameter wire area Galvanized Bright • Galvanized Bright Rough calculation
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
8 0.65 26.5 31.6 { 3.23 } 34.9 { 3.55 } 37.2 { 3.79 } 39.1 { 3.99 } 0.247
9 0.74 33.9 40.0 { 4.08 } 44.1 { 4.50 } 47.0 { 4.80 } 49.5 { 5.05 } 0.312
lH
10 0.82 41.9 49.4 { 5.04 } 54.5 { 5.55 } 58.1 { 5.92 } 61.1 { 6.23 } 0.386
11.2 0.92 52.6 62.0 { 6.32 } 68.3 { 6.97 } 72.8 { 7.43 } 76.6 { 7.81 } 0.484
(12) (0.99) (60.4) ( 71.2) { 7.26 } (78.4) { 8.00 } (83.6) { 8.52 } (88.0) { 8.97 } (0.556)
12.5
14
16
1.03
1.15
1.32
66.5
83.3
107
77.2
96.9
127
{ 7.88
{ 9.88
{ 12.9
}
}
}
85.1
107
139
{ 8.68
{ 10.9
{ 14.2
}
}
}
na
90.7
114
149
{ 9.25
{ 11.6
{ 15.2
}
}
}
95.4
120
156
{ 9.73
{ 12.2
{ 15.9
}
}
}
0.603
0.756
0.988
io
18 1.47 136 160 { 16.3 } 176 { 18.0 } 188 { 19.2 } 198 { 20.2 } 1.25
20 1.63 168 198 { 20.2 } 218 { 22.2 } 232 { 23.7 } 244 { 24.9 } 1.54
at
22.4 1.83 210 248 { 25.3 } 273 { 27.9 } 291 { 29.7 } 306 { 31.3 } 1.94
25 2.06 264 309 { 31.5 } 340 { 34.7 } 363 { 37.0 } 382 { 38.9 } 2.41
rn
28 2.30 333 387 { 39.5 } 427 { 43.5 } 455 { 46.4 } 479 { 48.8 } 3.02
30 2.44 377 445 { 45.4 } 490 { 50.0 } 523 { 53.3 } 550 { 56.1 } 3.47
31.5 2.58 418 490 { 50.0 } 540 { 55.1 } 576 { 58.7 } 606 { 61.8 } 3.83
te
33.5 2.74 470 555 { 56.6 } 611 { 62.3 } 652 { 66.4 } 685 { 69.9 } 4.33
In
35.5 2.90 528 623 { 63.5 } 686 { 70.0 } 732 { 74.6 } 770 { 78.5 } 4.86
37.5 3.07 589 695 { 70.9 } 766 { 78.1 } 816 { 83.3 } 859 { 87.6 } 5.43
40 3.25 671 791 { 80.6 } 871 { 88.9 } 929 { 94.7 } – – 6.17
ee
42.5 3.45 746 893 { 91.0 } 984 {100 } 1050 {107 } – – 6.97
45 3.70 860 1000 {102 } 1100 {112 } 1180 {120 } – – 7.81

K
47.5 3.87 938 1120 {114 } 1230 {125 } 1310 {134 } – – 8.70
50 4.10 1050 1240 {126 } 1360 {139 } 1450 {148 } – – 9.65
ak
M
17
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O
6XS (19)+IWRC (JIS Standard)

Construction 7X7+6XS (1+9+9)
.
td
Bright • Galvanized Bright
.L
diameter Unit mass
Grade A Grade B Special grade

.K
8 0.65 31.2 39.8 { 4.06 } 42.4 { 4.32 } 44.5 { 4.54 } 0.275
9 0.74 40.0 50.4 { 5.13 } 53.6 { 5.47 } 56.3 { 5.74 } 0.348
lH
10 0.82 49.4 62.2 { 6.34 } 66.2 { 6.75 } 69.5 { 7.09 } 0.430
11.2 0.92 61.9 78.0 { 7.95 } 83.0 { 8.47 } 87.2 { 8.89 } 0.539
12.5 1.03 78.4 97.1 { 9.90 } 103 { 10.5 } 109 { 11.1 } 0.672
14
16
18
1.15
1.32
1.47
98.1
126
160
122
159
201
{ 12.4
{ 16.2
{ 20.5
}
}
}
130
169
214
na
{ 13.2
{ 17.3
{ 21.9
}
}
}
136
178
225
{ 13.9
{ 18.2
{ 23.0
}
}
}
0.843
1.10
1.39
io
20 1.63 197 249 { 25.4 } 265 { 27.0 } 278 { 28.4 } 1.72
22.4 1.83 248 312 { 31.8 } 332 { 33.9 } 349 { 35.6 } 2.16
at
25 2.06 311 389 { 39.6 } 414 { 42.4 } 435 { 44.3 } 2.69

28 2.30 393 487 { 49.7 } 519 { 52.9 } 545 { 55.6 } 3.37
rn
30 2.44 444 560 { 57.1 } 596 { 60.7 } 626 { 63.8 } 3.87

31.5 2.58 493 617 { 62.9 } 657 { 67.0 } 690 { 70.4 } 4.27
33.5 2.74 554 698 { 71.1 } 743 { 75.7 } 780 { 79.6 } 4.83
te
35.5 2.90 622 783 { 79.9 } 834 { 85.1 } 876 { 89.4 } 5.42
In
37.5 3.07 694 874 { 89.1 } 931 { 94.9 } 978 { 99.7 } 6.05
40 3.25 790 995 {101 } 1060 {108 } – – 6.88
42.5 3.45 879 1120 {114 } 1200 {122 } – – 7.77
ee
45 3.70 1010 1260 {128 } 1340 {137 } – – 8.71
47.5 3.87 1100 1400 {143 } 1490 {152 } – – 9.70

K
50 4.10 1230 1550 {158 } 1650 {169 } – – 10.8

ak
M
18
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
O
6XFi (25)+FC (JIS Standard)
Construction 6XFi [1+6+(6)+12]
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
8 0.52 26.5 31.6 { 3.23 } 34.9 { 3.55 } 37.2 { 3.79 } 39.1 { 3.99 } 0.247
9 0.59 33.9 40.0 { 4.08 } 44.1 { 4.50 } 47.0 { 4.80 } 49.5 { 5.05 } 0.312
lH
10 0.65 41.9 49.4 { 5.04 } 54.5 { 5.55 } 58.1 { 5.92 } 61.1 { 6.23 } 0.386
11.2 0.73 52.6 62.0 { 6.32 } 68.3 { 6.97 } 72.8 { 7.43 } 76.6 { 7.81 } 0.484
(12) (0.79) (60.4) (71.2) { 7.26 } (78.4) { 8.00 } (83.6) { 8.52 } (88.0) { 8.97 } (0.556)
12.5
14
16
0.82
0.92
1.05
66.5
83.3
107
77.2
96.9
127
{ 7.88
{ 9.88
{ 12.9
}
}
}
85.1
107
139
{ 8.68
{ 10.9
{ 14.2
}
}
}
na
90.7
114
149
{ 9.25
{ 11.6
{ 15.2
}
}
}
95.4
120
156
{ 9.73
{ 12.2
{ 15.9
}
}
}
0.603
0.756
0.988
io
18 1.17 136 160 { 16.3 } 176 { 18.0 } 188 { 19.2 } 198 { 20.2 } 1.25
20 1.30 168 198 { 20.2 } 218 { 22.2 } 232 { 23.7 } 244 { 24.9 } 1.54
at
22.4 1.45 210 248 { 25.3 } 273 { 27.9 } 291 { 29.7 } 306 { 31.3 } 1.94
25 1.63 264 309 { 31.5 } 340 { 34.7 } 363 { 37.0 } 382 { 38.9 } 2.41
rn
28 1.83 333 387 { 39.5 } 427 { 43.5 } 455 { 46.4 } 479 { 48.8 } 3.02
30 1.94 377 445 { 45.4 } 490 { 50.0 } 523 { 53.3 } 550 { 56.1 } 3.47
31.5 2.06 418 490 { 50.0 } 540 { 55.1 } 576 { 58.7 } 606 { 61.8 } 3.83
te
33.5 2.17 470 555 { 56.6 } 611 { 62.3 } 652 { 66.4 } 685 { 69.9 } 4.33
In
35.5 2.30 528 623 { 63.5 } 686 { 70.0 } 732 { 74.6 } 770 { 78.5 } 4.86
37.5 2.44 589 695 { 70.9 } 766 { 78.1 } 816 { 83.3 } 859 { 87.6 } 5.43
40 2.58 671 791 { 80.6 } 871 { 88.9 } 929 { 94.7 } 977 { 99.7 } 6.17
ee
42.5 2.74 746 893 { 91.0 } 984 {100 } 1050 {107 } 1100 {113 } 6.97
45 2.95 860 1000 {102 } 1100 {112 } 1180 {120 } 1240 {126 } 7.81
K
47.5 3.07 938 1120 {114 } 1230 {125 } 1310 {134 } 1380 {141 } 8.70
50 3.25 1050 1240 {126 } 1360 {139 } 1450 {148 } – – 9.65
53 3.45 1180 1390 {142 } 1530 {156 } 1630 {166 } – – 10.8
ak
56 3.65 1310 1550 {158 } 1710 {174 } 1820 {186 } – – 12.1
60 3.93 1530 1780 {181 } 1960 {200 } 2090 {213 } – – 13.9

M
19
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O
6XFi (25)+IWRC (JIS Standard)

Construction 7X7+6XFi [1+6+(6)+12]
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
8 0.52 31.2 39.8 { 4.06 } 42.4 { 4.32 } 44.5 { 4.54 } 0.275
9 0.59 40.0 50.4 { 5.13 } 53.6 { 5.47 } 56.3 { 5.74 } 0.348
lH
10 0.65 49.4 62.2 { 6.34 } 66.2 { 6.75 } 69.5 { 7.09 } 0.430
11.2 0.73 61.9 78.0 { 7.95 } 83.0 { 8.47 } 87.2 { 8.89 } 0.539
12.5 0.82 78.4 97.1 { 9.90 } 103 { 10.5 } 109 { 11.1 } 0.672
14
16
18
0.92
1.05
1.17
98.1
126
160
122
159
201
{ 12.4
{ 16.2
{ 20.5
}
}
}
130
169
214
na
{ 13.2
{ 17.3
{ 21.9
}
}
}
136
178
225
{ 13.9
{ 18.2
{ 23.0
}
}
}
0.843
1.10
1.39
io
20 1.30 197 249 { 25.4 } 265 { 27.0 } 278 { 28.4 } 1.72
22.4 1.45 248 312 { 31.8 } 332 { 33.9 } 349 { 35.6 } 2.16
at
25 1.63 311 389 { 39.6 } 414 { 42.2 } 435 { 44.3 } 2.69

28 1.83 393 487 { 49.7 } 519 { 52.9 } 545 { 55.6 } 3.37
rn
30 1.94 444 560 { 57.1 } 596 { 60.7 } 626 { 63.8 } 3.87

31.5 2.06 493 617 { 62.9 } 657 { 67.0 } 690 { 70.4 } 4.27
33.5 2.17 554 698 { 71.1 } 743 { 75.7 } 780 { 79.6 } 4.83
te
35.5 2.30 622 783 { 79.9 } 834 { 85.1 } 876 { 89.4 } 5.42
In
37.5 2.44 694 874 { 89.1 } 931 { 94.9 } 978 { 99.7 } 6.05
40 2.58 790 995 {101 } 1060 {108 } 1110 {113 } 6.88
42.5 2.74 879 1120 {114 } 1200 {122 } 1260 {128 } 7.77
ee
45 2.95 1010 1260 {128 } 1340 {137 } 1410 {144 } 8.71
47.5 3.07 1100 1400 {143 } 1490 {152 } 1570 {160 } 9.70
K
50 3.25 1230 1550 {158 } 1650 {169 } – – 10.8

53 3.45 1390 1750 {178 } 1860 {190 } – – 12.1
56 3.65 1550 1950 {199 } 2080 {212 } – – 13.5
ak
60 3.93 1810 2240 {228 } 2380 {243 } – – 15.5

M
20
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
O
6XFi (29)+FC (JIS Standard)
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
8 0.46 26.9 32.3 { 3.29 } 35.6 { 3.63 } 37.9 { 3.87 } 39.9 { 4.06 } 0.253
9 0.52 34.5 40.9 { 4.17 } 45.0 { 4.59 } 48.0 { 4.89 } 50.4 { 5.14 } 0.321
lH
10 0.57 42.6 50.4 { 5.14 } 55.6 { 5.67 } 59.2 { 6.04 } 62.3 { 6.35 } 0.396
11.2 0.64 53.4 63.3 { 6.45 } 69.7 { 7.11 } 74.3 { 7..58 } 78.1 { 7.97 } 0.496
12.5 0.72 67.6 78.8 { 8.04 } 86.9 { 8.86 } 92.5 { 9.44 } 97.3 { 9.92 } 0.618
14
16
18
0.81
0.92
1.03
84.6
109
138
98.9
129
163
{ 10.1
{ 13.2
{ 16.7
}
}
}
109
142
180
{ 11.1
{ 14.5
{ 18.4
}
}
}
na
116
152
192
{ 11.8
{ 15.5
{ 19.6
}
}
}
122
159
202
{ 12.4
{ 16.3
{ 20.6
}
}
}
0.776
1.01
1.28
io
20 1.14 170 202 { 20.6 } 222 { 22.7 } 237 { 24.2 } 249 { 25.4 } 1.58
22.4 1.28 213 253 { 25.8 } 279 { 28.4 } 297 { 30.3 } 312 { 31.9 } 1.99
at
25 1.43 268 315 { 32.2 } 348 { 35.4 } 370 { 37.8 } 389 { 39.7 } 2.47
28 1.60 338 369 { 40.3 } 436 { 44.4 } 464 { 47.4 } 488 { 49.8 } 3.10
rn
30 1.70 383 454 { 46.3 } 500 { 51.0 } 533 { 54.4 } 560 { 57.2 } 3.56
31.5 1.80 425 501 { 51.1 } 552 { 56.3 } 588 { 59.9 } 618 { 63.0 } 3.93
33.5 1.91 478 566 { 57.7 } 624 { 63.6 } 665 { 67.8 } 699 { 71.3 } 4.44
te
35.5 2.03 536 636 { 64.8 } 701 { 71.4 } 746 { 76.1 } 785 { 80.0 } 4.99
In
37.5 2.14 598 709 { 72.4 } 782 { 79.7 } 833 { 84.9 } 876 { 89.3 } 5.57
40 2.27 681 807 { 82.3 } 890 { 90.7 } 948 { 96.6 } 996 {102 } 6.33
42.5 2.40 758 911 { 92.9 } 1000 {102 } 1070 {109 } 1120 {115 } 7.15
ee
45 2.58 873 1020 {104 } 1130 {115 } 1200 {122 } 1260 {129 } 8.01
47.5 2.70 952 1140 {116 } 1250 {128 } 1340 {136 } 1400 {143 } 8.93
K
50 2.86 1060 1260 {129 } 1390 {142 } 1480 {151 } 1560 {159 } 9.90
53 3.03 1200 1420 {145 } 1560 {159 } 1660 {170 } 1750 {178 } 11.1
56 3.20 1330 1580 {161 } 1740 {178 } 1860 {189 } – – 12.4
ak
60 3.45 1560 1820 {185 } 2000 {204 } 2130 {217 } – – 14.2

M
21
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O
6XFi (29)+IWRC (JIS Standard)

Construction 7X7+6XFi [1+7+(7)+14]
.
td
diameter wire area Bright • Galvanized Bright Rough calculation
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
8 0.46 31.6 40.7 { 4.15 } 43.3 { 4.42 } 45.5 { 4.64 } 0.282
9 0.52 40.5 51.5 { 5.25 } 54.8 { 5.59 } 57.6 { 5.87 } 0.356
lH
10 0.57 50.0 63.6 { 6.49 } 67.7 { 6.90 } 71.1 { 7.25 } 0.440
11.2 0.64 72.7 79.8 { 8.14 } 84.9 { 8.66 } 89.2 { 9.10 } 0.552
12.5 0.72 79.4 99.4 { 10.1 } 106 { 10.8 } 111 { 11.3 } 0.688
14
16
18
0.81
0.92
1.03
99.4
128
162
125
163
206
{ 12.7
{ 16.6
{ 21.0
}
}
}
133
173
219
na
{ 13.5
{ 17.7
{ 22.4
}
}
}
139
182
230
{ 14.2
{ 18.6
{ 23.5
}
}
}
0.863
1.13
1.43
io
20 1.14 200 254 { 25.9 } 271 { 27.6 } 284 { 29.0 } 1.76
22.4 1.28 251 319 { 32.5 } 340 { 34.6 } 357 { 36.4 } 2.21
at
25 1.43 315 398 { 40.5 } 423 { 43.2 } 444 { 45.3 } 2.75

28 1.60 398 499 { 50.9 } 531 { 54.1 } 558 { 56.8 } 3.45
rn
30 1.70 450 573 { 58.4 } 609 { 62.1 } 640 { 65.3 } 3.96

31.5 1.80 499 631 { 64.4 } 672 { 68.5 } 706 { 71.9 } 4.37
33.5 1.91 561 714 { 72.8 } 760 { 77.5 } 798 { 81.4 } 4.94
te
35.5 2.03 630 802 { 81.8 } 853 { 87.0 } 896 { 91.4 } 5.55
In
37.5 2.14 703 895 { 91.2 } 952 { 97.1 } 1000 {102 } 6.19
40 2.27 800 1020 {104 } 1080 {110 } 1140 {116 } 7.04
42.5 2.40 890 1150 {117 } 1220 {125 } 1280 {131 } 7.95
ee
45 2.58 1030 1290 {131 } 1370 {140 } 1440 {147 } 8.91
47.5 2.70 1120 1440 {146 } 1530 {156 } 1600 {164 } 9.93
K
50 2.86 1250 1590 {162 } 1690 {173 } 1780 {181 } 11.0

53 3.03 1400 1790 {182 } 1900 {194 } 2000 {204 } 12.4
56 3.20 1570 2000 {203 } 2120 {217 } – – 13.8
ak
60 3.45 1830 2290 {234 } 2440 {249 } – – 15.8

M
22
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
O
6X26 (WS)+FC (JIS Standard)
Construction 6XWS [1+5+(5+5)+10]
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
8 0.60 26.5 31.6 { 3.23 } 34.9 { 3.55 } 37.2 { 3.79 } 39.1 { 3.99 } 0.247
9 0.68 33.9 40.0 { 4.08 } 44.1 { 4.50 } 47.0 { 4.80 } 49.5 { 5.05 } 0.312
lH
10 0.75 41.9 49.4 { 5.04 } 54.5 { 5.55 } 58.1 { 5.92 } 61.1 { 6.23 } 0.386
11.2 0.84 52.6 62.0 { 6.32 } 68.3 { 6.97 } 72.8 { 7.43 } 76.6 { 7.81 } 0.484
(12) (0.90) (60.4) ( 71.2) { 7.26 } (78.4) { 8.00 } (83.6) { 8.52 } (88.0) { 8.97 } (0.556)
12.5
14
16
0.95
1.06
1.20
66.5
83.3
107
77.2
96.9
127
{ 7.88
{ 9.88
{ 12.9
}
}
}
85.1
107
139
{ 8.68
{ 10.9
{ 14.2
}
}
}
na
90.7
114
149
{ 9.25
{ 11.6
{ 15.2
}
}
}
95.4
120
156
{ 9.73
{ 12.2
{ 15.9
}
}
}
0.603
0.756
0.988
io
18 1.35 136 160 { 16.3 } 176 { 18.0 } 188 { 19.2 } 198 { 20.2 } 1.25
20 1.50 168 198 { 20.2 } 218 { 22.2 } 232 { 23.7 } 244 { 24.9 } 1.54
at
22.4 1.68 210 248 { 25.3 } 273 { 27.9 } 291 { 29.7 } 306 { 31.3 } 1.94
25 1.88 264 309 { 31.5 } 340 { 34.7 } 363 { 37.0 } 382 { 38.9 } 2.41
rn
28 2.11 333 387 { 39.5 } 427 { 43.5 } 455 { 46.4 } 479 { 48.8 } 3.02
30 2.24 377 445 { 45.4 } 490 { 50.0 } 523 { 53.3 } 550 { 56.1 } 3.47
31.5 2.37 418 490 { 50.0 } 540 { 55.1 } 576 { 58.7 } 606 { 61.8 } 3.83
te
33.5 2.51 470 555 { 56.6 } 611 { 62.3 } 652 { 66.4 } 685 { 69.9 } 4.33
In
35.5 2.66 528 623 { 63.5 } 686 { 70.0 } 732 { 74.6 } 770 { 78.5 } 4.86
37.5 2.82 589 695 { 70.9 } 766 { 78.1 } 816 { 83.3 } 859 { 87.6 } 5.43
40 3.00 671 791 { 80.6 } 871 { 88.9 } 929 { 94.7 } 977 { 99.7 } 6.17
ee
42.5 3.16 746 893 { 91.0 } 984 {100 } 1050 {107 } – – 6.97
45 3.40 860 1000 {102 } 1100 {112 } 1180 {120 } – – 7.81

K
47.5 3.55 938 1120 {114 } 1230 {125 } 1310 {134 } – – 8.70
50 3.75 1050 1240 {126 } 1360 {139 } 1450 {148 } – – 9.65
ak
M
23
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O
6X26 (WS)+IWRC (JIS Standard)

Construction 7X7+6XWS [1+5+(5+5)+10]
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
8 0.60 31.2 39.8 { 4.06 } 42.4 { 4.32 } 44.5 { 4.54 } 0.275
9 0.68 40.0 50.4 { 5.13 } 53.6 { 5.47 } 56.3 { 5.74 } 0.348
lH
10 0.75 49.4 62.2 { 6.34 } 66.2 { 6.75 } 69.5 { 7.09 } 0.430
11.2 0.84 61.9 78.0 { 7.95 } 83.0 { 8.47 } 87.2 { 8.89 } 0.539
12.5 0.95 78.4 97.1 { 9.90 } 103 { 10.5 } 109 { 11.1 } 0.672
14
16
18
1.06
1.20
1.35
98.1
126
160
122
159
201
{ 12.4
{ 16.2
{ 20.5
}
}
}
130
169
214
na
{ 13.2
{ 17.3
{ 21.9
}
}
}
136
178
225
{ 13.9
{ 18.2
{ 23.0
}
}
}
0.843
1.10
1.39
io
20 1.50 197 249 { 25.4 } 265 { 27.0 } 278 { 28.4 } 1.72
22.4 1.68 248 312 { 31.8 } 332 { 33.9 } 349 { 35.6 } 2.16
at
25 1.88 311 389 { 39.6 } 414 { 42.2 } 435 { 44.3 } 2.69

28 2.11 393 487 { 49.7 } 519 { 52.9 } 545 { 55.6 } 3.37
rn
30 2.24 444 560 { 57.1 } 596 { 60.7 } 626 { 63.8 } 3.87

31.5 2.37 493 617 { 62.9 } 657 { 67.0 } 690 { 70.4 } 4.27
33.5 2.51 554 698 { 71.1 } 743 { 75.7 } 780 { 79.6 } 4.83
te
35.5 2.66 622 783 { 79.9 } 834 { 85.1 } 876 { 89.4 } 5.42
In
37.5 2.82 694 874 { 89.1 } 931 { 94.9 } 978 { 99.7 } 6.05
40 3.00 790 995 {101 } 1060 {108 } 1110 {113 } 6.88
42.5 3.16 879 1120 {114 } 1200 {122 } – – 7.77
ee
45 3.40 1010 1260 {128 } 1340 {137 } – – 8.71
47.5 3.55 1100 1400 {143 } 1490 {152 } – – 9.70

K
50 3.75 1230 1550 {158 } 1650 {169 } – – 10.8

ak
M
24
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
O
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
16 1.05 111 129 { 13.2 } 142 { 14.5 } 152 { 15.5 } 159 { 16.3 } 1.01
18 1.17 140 163 { 16.7 } 180 { 18.4 } 192 { 19.6 } 202 { 20.6 } 1.28
lH
20 1.30 173 202 { 20.6 } 222 { 22.7 } 237 { 24.2 } 249 { 25.4 } 1.58
22.4 1.45 217 253 { 25.8 } 279 { 28.4 } 297 { 30.3 } 312 { 31.9 } 1.99
25 1.63 272 315 { 32.3 } 348 { 35.4 } 370 { 37.8 } 389 { 39.7 } 2.47
28
30
31.5
1.83
1.94
2.06
343
389
431
396
454
501
{ 40.3
{ 46.3
{ 51.1
}
}
}
436
500
552
{ 44.4
{ 51.0
{ 56.3
}
}
}
na
464
533
588
{ 47.4
{ 54.4
{ 59.9
}
}
}
488
560
618
{ 49.8
{ 57.2
{ 63.0
}
}
}
3.10
3.56
3.93
io
33.5 2.17 485 566 { 57.7 } 624 { 63.6 } 665 { 67.8 } 699 { 71.3 } 4.44
35.5 2.30 544 636 { 64.8 } 701 { 71.4 } 746 { 76.1 } 785 { 80.0 } 4.99
at
37.5 2.44 607 709 { 72.4 } 782 { 79.7 } 833 { 84.9 } 876 { 89.3 } 5.57
40 2.58 691 807 { 82.3 } 890 { 90.7 } 948 { 96.6 } 996 {102 } 6.33
rn
42.5 2.74 769 911 { 92.9 } 1000 {102 } 1070 {109 } 1120 {115 } 7.15
45 2.95 886 1020 {104 } 1130 {115 } 1200 {122 } 1260 {129 } 8.01
47.5 3.07 966 1140 {116 } 1250 {128 } 1340 {136 } 1400 {143 } 8.93
te
50 3.25 1080 1260 {129 } 1390 {142 } 1480 {151 } – – 9.90

In
53 3.45 1210 1420 {145 } 1560 {159 } 1660 {170 } – – 11.1

56 3.65 1350 1580 {161 } 1740 {178 } 1860 {189 } – – 12.4
60 3.93 1580 1820 {185 } 2000 {204 } 2130 {217 } – – 14.2
ee
K
ak
M
25
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O

.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
16 1.05 130 163 { 16.6 } 173 { 17.7 } 182 { 18.6 } 1.13
18 1.17 164 206 { 21.0 } 219 { 22.4 } 230 { 23.5 } 1.43
lH
20 1.30 202 254 { 25.9 } 271 { 27.6 } 284 { 29.0 } 1.76
22.4 1.45 254 319 { 32.5 } 340 { 34.6 } 357 { 36.4 } 2.21
25 1.63 319 398 { 40.5 } 423 { 43.2 } 444 { 45.3 } 2.75
28
30
31.5
1.83
1.94
2.06
403
456
505
499
573
631
{ 50.9
{ 58.4
{ 64.4
}
}
}
531
609
672
na
{ 54.1
{ 62.1
{ 68.5
}
}
}
558
640
706
{ 56.8
{ 65.3
{ 71.9
}
}
}
3.45
3.96
4.37
io
33.5 2.17 568 714 { 72.8 } 760 { 77.5 } 798 { 81.4 } 4.94
35.5 2.30 638 802 { 81.8 } 853 { 87.0 } 896 { 91.4 } 5.55
at
37.5 2.44 712 895 { 91.2 } 952 { 97.1 } 1000 {102 } 6.19
40 2.58 810 1020 {104 } 1080 {110 } 1140 {116 } 7.04
rn
42.5 2.74 901 1150 {117 } 1220 {125 } 1280 {131 } 7.95
45 2.95 1040 1290 {131 } 1370 {140 } 1440 {147 } 8.91
47.5 3.07 1130 1440 {146 } 1530 {156 } 1600 {164 } 9.93
te
50 3.25 1270 1590 {162 } 1690 {173 } – – 11.0

In
53 3.45 1420 1790 {182 } 1900 {194 } – – 12.4

56 3.65 1590 2000 {203 } 2120 {217 } – – 13.8
60 3.93 1850 2290 {234 } 2440 {249 } – – 15.8
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K
ak
M
26
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
O
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

mm mm mm 2 kN {tf} kN {tf} kN {tf} kN {tf} kg/m
.K
16 0.92 111 129 { 13.2 } 142 { 14.5 } 152 { 15.5 } 159 { 16.3 } 1.01
18 1.03 140 163 { 16.7 } 180 { 18.4 } 192 { 19.6 } 202 { 20.6 } 1.28
lH
20 1.14 173 202 { 20.6 } 222 { 22.7 } 237 { 24.2 } 249 { 25.4 } 1.58
22.4 1.28 217 253 { 25.8 } 279 { 28.4 } 297 { 30.3 } 312 { 31.9 } 1.99
25 1.43 272 315 { 32.2 } 348 { 35.4 } 370 { 37.8 } 389 { 39.7 } 2.47
28
30
31.5
1.60
1.70
1.80
343
389
431
396
454
501
{ 40.3
{ 46.3
{ 51.1
}
}
}
436
500
552
{ 44.4
{ 51.0
{ 56.3
}
}
}
na
464
533
588
{ 47.4
{ 54.4
{ 59.9
}
}
}
488
560
618
{ 49.8
{ 57.2
{ 63.0
}
}
}
3.10
3.56
3.93
io
33.5 1.91 485 566 { 57.7 } 624 { 63.6 } 665 { 67.8 } 699 { 71.3 } 4.44
35.5 2.03 544 636 { 64.8 } 701 { 71.4 } 746 { 76.1 } 785 { 80.0 } 4.99
at
37.5 2.14 607 709 { 72.4 } 782 { 79.7 } 833 { 84.9 } 876 { 89.3 } 5.57
40 2.27 691 807 { 82.3 } 890 { 90.7 } 948 { 96.6 } 996 {102 } 6.33
rn
42.5 2.40 769 911 { 92.9 } 1000 {102 } 1070 {109 } 1120 {115 } 7.15
45 2.58 886 1020 {104 } 1130 {115 } 1200 {122 } 1260 {129 } 8.01
47.5 2.70 966 1140 {116 } 1250 {128 } 1340 {136 } 1400 {143 } 8.93
te
50 2.86 1080 1260 {129 } 1390 {142 } 1480 {151 } 1560 {159 } 9.90
In
53 3.03 1210 1420 {145 } 1560 {159 } 1660 {170 } 1750 {178 } 11.1
56 3.20 1350 1580 {161 } 1740 {178 } 1860 {189 } – – 12.4
60 3.45 1580 1820 {185 } 2000 {204 } 2130 {217 } – – 14.2
ee
K
ak
M
27
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass
.K
lH
16 0.92 130 163 { 16.6 } 173 { 17.7 } 182 { 18.6 } 1.13
18 1.03 164 206 { 21.0 } 219 { 22.4 } 230 { 23.5 } 1.43
20 1.14 202 254 { 25.9 } 271 { 27.6 } 284 { 29.0 } 1.76
22.4 1.28 254 319 { 32.5 } 340 { 34.6 } 357 { 36.4 } 2.21
na
25 1.43 319 398 { 40.5 } 423 { 43.2 } 444 { 45.3 } 2.75
28 1.60 403 499 { 50.9 } 531 { 54.1 } 558 { 56.8 } 3.45

tio
30 1.70 456 573 { 58.4 } 609 { 62.1 } 640 { 65.3 } 3.96
31.5 1.80 505 631 { 64.4 } 672 { 68.5 } 706 { 71.9 } 4.37
33.5 1.91 568 714 { 72.8 } 760 { 77.5 } 798 { 81.4 } 4.94
na
35.5 2.03 638 802 { 81.8 } 853 { 87.0 } 896 { 91.4 } 5.55
37.5 2.14 712 895 { 91.2 } 952 { 97.1 } 1000 {102 } 6.19
40 2.27 810 1020 {104 } 1080 {110 } 1140 {116 } 7.04
er
42.5 2.40 901 1150 {117 } 1220 {125 } 1280 {131 } 7.95
45 2.58 1040 1290 {131 } 1370 {140 } 1440 {147 } 8.91
t
47.5 2.70 1130 1440 {146 } 1530 {156 } 1600 {164 } 9.93
In
50 2.86 1270 1590 {162 } 1690 {173 } 1780 {181 } 11.0

53 3.03 1420 1790 {182 } 1900 {194 } 2000 {204 } 12.4
ee
56 3.20 1590 2000 {203 } 2120 {217 } – – 13.8

60 3.45 1850 2290 {234 } 2440 {249 } – – 15.8
K
ak
M
28
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
O
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
30 1.52 389 454 { 46.3 } 500 { 51.0 } 533 { 54.4 } 560 { 57.2 } 3.56
31.5 1.60 431 501 { 51.1 } 552 { 56.3 } 588 { 59.9 } 618 { 63.0 } 3.93
lH
33.5 1.70 485 566 { 57.7 } 624 { 63.6 } 665 { 67.8 } 699 { 71.3 } 4.44
35.5 1.80 544 636 { 64.8 } 701 { 71.4 } 746 { 76.1 } 785 { 80.0 } 4.99
37.5 1.91 607 709 { 72.4 } 782 { 79.7 } 833 { 84.9 } 876 { 89.3 } 5.57
40
42.5
45
2.03
2.14
2.30
691
769
886
807
911
1020
{ 82.3
{ 92.9
{104
}
}
}
890
1000
1130
{ 90.7
{102
{115
}
}
}
na
948
1070
1200
{ 96.6
{109
{122
}
}
}
996
1120
1260
{102
{115
{129
}
}
}
6.33
7.15
8.01
io
47.5 2.40 966 1140 {116 } 1250 {128 } 1340 {136 } 1400 {143 } 8.93
50 2.55 1080 1260 {129 } 1390 {142 } 1480 {151 } 1560 {159 } 9.90
at
53 2.70 1210 1420 {145 } 1560 {159 } 1660 {170 } 1750 {178 } 11.1
56 2.86 1350 1580 {161 } 1740 {178 } 1860 {189 } 1950 {199 } 12.4
rn
60 3.07 1580 1820 {185 } 2000 {204 } 2130 {217 } 2240 {229 } 14.2
63 3.20 1710 2000 {204 } 2210 {225 } 2350 {240 } – – 15.7
67 3.40 1940 2260 {231 } 2500 {254 } 2660 {271 } – – 17.8
te
71 3.60 2180 2540 {259 } 2800 {286 } 2990 {304 } – – 20.0

In
75 3.80 2430 2840 {289 } 3130 {319 } 3330 {340 } – – 22.3

80 4.05 2730 3230 {329 } 3560 {363 } 3790 {387 } – – 25.3
85 4.34 3160 3650 {372 } 4020 {410 } 4280 {436 } – – 28.6
ee
90 4.60 3500 4090 {417 } 4500 {459 } 4800 {489 } – – 32.1
95 4.87 3940 4550 {464 } 5020 {512 } 5350 {545 } – – 35.7

K
ak
M
29
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O

.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
30 1.52 456 573 { 58.4 } 609 { 62.1 } 640 { 65.3 } 3.96
31.5 1.60 505 631 { 64.4 } 672 { 68.5 } 706 { 71.9 } 4.37
lH
33.5 1.70 568 714 { 72.8 } 760 { 77.5 } 798 { 81.4 } 4.94
35.5 1.80 638 802 { 81.8 } 853 { 87.0 } 896 { 91.4 } 5.55
37.5 1.91 712 895 { 91.2 } 952 { 97.1 } 1000 {102 } 6.19
40
42.5
45
2.03
2.14
2.30
810
901
1040
1020
1150
1290
{104
{117
{131
}
}
}
1080
1220
1370
na
{110
{125
{140
}
}
}
1140
1280
1440
{116
{131
{147
}
}
}
7.04
7.95
8.91
io
47.5 2.40 1130 1440 {146 } 1530 {156 } 1600 {164 } 9.93
50 2.55 1270 1590 {162 } 1690 {173 } 1780 {181 } 11.0
at
53 2.70 1420 1790 {182 } 1900 {194 } 2000 {204 } 12.4

56 2.86 1590 2000 {203 } 2120 {217 } 2230 {227 } 13.8
rn
60 3.07 1850 2290 {234 } 2440 {249 } 2560 {261 } 15.8

63 3.20 2010 2530 {257 } 2690 {274 } – – 17.5
67 3.40 2270 2860 {291 } 3040 {310 } – – 19.8
te
71 3.60 2550 3210 {327 } 3410 {348 } – – 22.2

In
75 3.80 2850 3580 {365 } 3810 {388 } – – 24.8

80 4.05 3200 4070 {415 } 4330 {442 } – – 28.2
85 4.34 3700 4600 {469 } 4890 {499 } – – 31.8
ee
90 4.60 4100 5150 {525 } 5480 {559 } – – 35.6
95 4.87 4620 5740 {585 } 6110 {623 } – – 39.7

K
ak
M
30
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
Compacted Type Rope
JIS Standard
O
Page
6XP•7 32
.
td
6 X P • WS (31) 33
6 X • WS (31) + IWRC 34
.L
6 X P • WS (36) 35
6 X P • WS (36) + IWRC 36
.K
lH
na
io
at
rn
te
In
Main Types and Uses

Construction Symbol Main uses
ee
Lift use, forestry industry ropeway use, inclined shaft winch use,
Tough-Rope 6 X P•7 shaft digging guide rope use, cable crane main rope use.
K
6 X P•Fi (29) Ropeway stay rope use, general crane use.

ak
IWRC 6 X P•Fi (29) General crane use, heavy equipment use.
6 X P•WS (31) General crane use, fisheries industry trawler use.

M
Tough-Super-Rope
IWRC 6 X P•WS (31) General crane use, heavy equipment use.
6 X P•WS (36) General crane use, ropeway stay rope use.
IWRC 6 X P•WS (36) General crane use, ropeway tug rope.

(Note) Tough-Rope is the product name of Tough-Super-Rope for trawlers of the fisheries industry
31
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O
6XP•7
Construction 6XP•(1+6)
.
td
diameter wire area Bright • Galvanized Rough calculation
.L
diameter Unit mass
Grade A Grade B
mm mm mm2 kN {tf} kN {tf} kg/m
.K
(12) 1.33 68.2 103 { 10.5 } 112 { 11.5 } 0.592
12.5 1.39 75.2 112 { 11.4 } 122 { 12.4 } 0.643
lH
14 1.56 94.1 141 { 14.3 } 153 { 15.6 } 0.806
16 1.78 121 184 { 18.7 } 200 { 20.4 } 1.05
18 2.00 153 233 { 23.7 } 253 { 25.8 } 1.33
20
(22)
22.4
2.20
2.44
2.48
189
229
238
287
347
360
{ 29.3
{ 35.4
{ 36.7
}
}
}
na 312
378
392
{ 31.9
{ 38.5
{ 40.0
}
}
}
1.65
1.99
2.06
io
(24) 2.66 273 413 { 42.2 } 450 { 45.9 } 2.37
25 2.78 298 449 { 45.7 } 488 { 49.8 } 2.57
at
(26) 2.86 315 485 { 49.5 } 528 { 53.8 } 2.78

28 3.12 377 563 { 57.4 } 612 { 62.4 } 3.22
rn
30 3.30 426 646 { 65.9 } 703 { 71.7 } 3.70

31.5 3.50 473 712 { 72.6 } 775 { 79.0 } 4.08
(32) 3.55 485 735 { 74.9 } 800 { 81.6 } 4.21
te
33.5 3.70 531 805 { 82.1 } 876 { 89.4 } 4.62

In
(34) 3.75 547 830 { 84.6 } 903 { 92.1 } 4.75

35.5 3.93 597 904 { 92.2 } 984 {100 } 5.18
(36) 4.00 614 930 { 94.8 } 1010 {103 } 5.33
ee
37.5 4.16 666 1010 {103 } 1100 {112 } 5.78
(38) 4.22 684 1040 {106 } 1130 {115 } 5.94

K
ak
M
32
Wire Ropes Types
S
W
O
6XP•WS (31)
Construction 6XP•WS [1+6+(6+6)+12]
.
td
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
16 1.05 119 149 { 15.2 } 164 { 16.7 } 178 { 18.2 } 193 { 19.7 } 1.09
18 1.17 151 188 { 19.2 } 207 { 21.1 } 226 { 23.0 } 245 { 25.0 } 1.37
20 1.30 186 232 { 23.7 } 256 { 26.1 } 279 { 28.4 } 302 { 30.8 } 1.70
lH
(22) 1.43 225 281 { 28.7 } 309 { 31.5 } 337 { 34.4 } 366 { 37.3 } 2.05
22.4 1.45 233 291 { 29.7 } 321 { 32.7 } 350 { 35.7 } 379 { 38.6 } 2.13
(24)
25
(26)
28
1.56
1.63
1.68
1.83
268
293
309
370
335
363
393
455
{ 34.1
{ 37.0
{ 40.0
{ 46.4
}
}
}
}
368
399
432
501
{ 37.5
{ 40.7
{ 44.0
{ 51.1
}
}
}
}
na
402
436
471
547
{ 40.9
{ 44.4
{ 48.1
{ 55.7
}
}
}
}
435
472
511
592
{ 44.4
{ 48.1
{ 52.1
{ 60.4
}
}
}
}
2.44
2.65
2.87
3.33
io
30 1.94 418 523 { 53.3 } 575 { 58.6 } 627 { 64.0 } 680 { 69.3 } 3.82
at
31.5 2.06 464 576 { 58.8 } 634 { 64.7 } 692 { 70.5 } 749 { 76.4 } 4.21
(32) 2.08 476 595 { 60.7 } 654 { 66.7 } 714 { 72.8 } 773 { 78.9 } 4.34
33.5 2.17 522 652 { 66.5 } 717 { 73.1 } 782 { 79.8 } 848 { 86.4 } 4.76
rn
(34) 2.20 537 672 { 68.5 } 739 { 75.3 } 806 { 82.2 } 873 { 89.0 } 4.90
35.5 2.30 586 732 { 74.7 } 805 { 82.1 } 879 { 89.6 } 952 { 97.1 } 5.35
te
(36) 2.34 602 753 { 76.8 } 828 { 84.4 } 904 { 92.1 } 979 { 99.8 } 5.50
37.5 2.44 653 817 { 83.3 } 899 { 91.6 } 980 {100 } 1060 {108 } 5.97
In
(38) 2.48 671 839 { 85.5 } 923 { 94.1 } 1010 {103 } 1090 {111 } 6.13
40 2.58 744 929 { 94.8 } 1020 {104 } 1120 {114 } 1210 {123 } 6.79
42.5 2.74 828 1050 {107 } 1150 {118 } 1260 {128 } 1360 {139 } 7.66
ee
(44) 2.86 900 1120 {115 } 1240 {126 } 1350 {138 } 1460 {149 } 8.21
45 2.95 954 1180 {120 } 1290 {132 } 1410 {144 } 1530 {156 } 8.59
K
(46) 3.00 983 1230 {125 } 1350 {138 } 1480 {150 } 1600 {163 } 8.98
47.5 3.07 1040 1310 {134 } 1440 {147 } 1570 {160 } 1700 {174 } 9.57
(48) 3.12 1070 1340 {136 } 1470 {150 } 1610 {164 } 1740 {177 } 9.77
ak
50 3.25 1160 1450 {148 } 1600 {163 } 1740 {178 } – – 10.6

(52) 3.40 1270 1570 {160 } 1730 {176 } 1890 {192 } – – 11.5
M
53 3.45 1310 1630 {166 } 1790 {183 } 1960 {200 } – – 11.9

(54) 3.50 1350 1690 {173 } 1860 {190 } 2030 {207 } – – 12.4
56 3.65 1460 1820 {186 } 2000 {204 } 2190 {223 } – – 13.3
(58) 3.75 1560 1950 {199 } 2150 {219 } 2350 {239 } – – 14.3
60 3.93 1700 2090 {213 } 2300 {235 } 2510 {256 } – – 15.3
(Remarks) 1. The diameter of a round rope with the same construction is used as a reference for the upper layer strand.
2. Dash (–) marks represent those that can be made on request.
33
Wire Ropes Types
S
WI
O
IWRC 6XP•WS (31)

Construction 7X7+6XP•WS [1+6+(6+6)+12]
.
td
diameter Unit mass
.L
.K
16 1.05 137 165 { 16.8 } 184 { 18.7 } 198 { 20.2 } 215 { 21.9 } 1.19
18 1.17 173 209 { 21.3 } 232 { 23.7 } 251 { 25.6 } 271 { 27.7 } 1.51
20 1.30 214 258 { 26.3 } 287 { 29.3 } 309 { 31.6 } 335 { 34.2 } 1.86
lH
(22) 1.43 259 312 { 31.8 } 347 { 35.4 } 374 { 38.2 } 406 { 41.4 } 2.25
22.4 1.45 268 323 { 33.0 } 360 { 36.7 } 388 { 39.6 } 420 { 42.9 } 2.33
(24)
25
(26)
28
1.56
1.63
1.68
1.83
308
337
356
425
371
403
436
505
{ 37.9
{ 41.1
{ 44.4
{ 51.5
}
}
}
}
413
448
485
563
{ 42.1
{ 45.7
{ 49.5
{ 57.4
}
}
}
}
na
446
484
523
607
{ 45.4
{ 49.3
{ 53.3
{ 61.8
}
}
}
}
483
524
566
657
{ 49.2
{ 53.4
{ 57.8
{ 67.0
}
}
}
}
2.68
2.91
3.14
3.64
io
30 1.94 482 580 { 59.2 } 646 { 65.8 } 696 { 71.0 } 754 { 76.9 } 4.18
at
31.5 2.06 534 640 { 65.2 } 712 { 72.6 } 768 { 78.3 } 831 { 84.8 } 4.61
(32) 2.08 548 660 { 67.3 } 735 { 74.9 } 792 { 80.8 } 858 { 87.5 } 4.76
33.5 2.17 600 724 { 73.8 } 805 { 82.1 } 868 { 88.5 } 940 { 95.9 } 5.22
rn
(34) 2.20 618 745 { 76.0 } 829 { 84.6 } 894 { 91.2 } 969 { 98.8 } 5.37
35.5 2.30 674 812 { 82.8 } 904 { 92.2 } 975 { 99.4 } 1060 {108 } 5.86
te
(36) 2.34 693 836 { 85.2 } 930 { 94.8 } 1000 {102 } 1090 {111 } 6.03
37.5 2.44 752 907 { 92.4 } 1010 {103 } 1090 {111 } 1180 {120 } 6.54
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(38) 2.48 773 931 { 94.9 } 1040 {106 } 1120 {114 } 1210 {123 } 6.71
40 2.58 856 1030 {105 } 1150 {117 } 1240 {126 } 1340 {137 } 7.44
42.5 2.74 953 1160 {119 } 1300 {132 } 1400 {142 } 1510 {154 } 8.40
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(44) 2.86 1040 1250 {127 } 1390 {142 } 1500 {153 } 1620 {165 } 9.00
45 2.95 1100 1310 {133 } 1450 {148 } 1570 {160 } 1700 {173 } 9.41
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(46) 3.00 1130 1360 {139 } 1520 {155 } 1640 {167 } 1770 {181 } 9.84
47.5 3.07 1200 1450 {148 } 1620 {165 } 1750 {178 } 1890 {193 } 10.5
(48) 3.12 1230 1490 {151 } 1650 {169 } 1780 {182 } 1930 {197 } 10.7
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50 3.25 1340 1610 {164 } 1790 {183 } 1930 {197 } – – 11.6

(52) 3.40 1460 1740 {178 } 1940 {198 } 2090 {213 } – – 12.6
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53 3.45 1500 1810 {185 } 2020 {206 } 2170 {222 } – – 13.1

(54) 3.50 1550 1880 {192 } 2090 {213 } 2260 {230 } – – 13.6
56 3.65 1680 2020 {206 } 2250 {229 } 2430 {247 } – – 14.6
(58) 3.75 1800 2170 {221 } 2410 {246 } 2600 {265 } – – 15.6
60 3.93 1960 2320 {237 } 2580 {263 } 2780 {284 } – – 16.7
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S
W
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6XP•WS (36)
Construction 6XP•WS [1+7+(7+7)+14]
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Galvanized
.L
diameter Unit mass

.K
16 0.92 119 149 { 15.2 } 164 { 16.7 } 178 { 18.2 } 193 { 19.7 } 1.09
18 1.03 151 188 { 19.2 } 207 { 21.1 } 226 { 23.0 } 245 { 25.0 } 1.37
20 1.14 186 232 { 23.7 } 256 { 26.1 } 279 { 28.4 } 302 { 30.8 } 1.70
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(22) 1.26 225 281 { 28.7 } 309 { 31.5 } 337 { 34.4 } 366 { 37.3 } 2.05
22.4 1.28 233 291 { 29.7 } 321 { 32.7 } 350 { 35.7 } 379 { 38.6 } 2.13
(24)
25
(26)
1.37
1.43
1.47
268
293
309
335
363
393
{ 34.1
{ 37.0
{ 40.0
}
}
}
368
399
432
{ 37.5
{ 40.7
{ 44.0
}
}
}
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436
471
{ 40.9
{ 44.4
{ 48.1
}
}
}
435
472
511
{ 44.4
{ 48.1
{ 52.1
}
}
}
2.44
2.65
2.87
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28 1.60 370 455 { 46.4 } 501 { 51.1 } 547 { 55.7 } 592 { 60.4 } 3.33
30 1.70 418 523 { 53.3 } 575 { 58.6 } 627 { 64.0 } 680 { 69.3 } 3.82
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31.5 1.80 464 576 { 58.8 } 634 { 64.7 } 692 { 70.5 } 749 { 76.4 } 4.21
(32) 1.83 476 595 { 60.7 } 654 { 66.7 } 714 { 72.8 } 773 { 78.9 } 4.34
33.5 1.91 522 652 { 66.5 } 717 { 73.1 } 782 { 79.8 } 848 { 86.4 } 4.76
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(34) 1.94 537 672 { 68.5 } 739 { 75.3 } 806 { 82.2 } 873 { 89.0 } 4.90
35.5 2.03 586 732 { 74.7 } 805 { 82.1 } 879 { 89.6 } 952 { 97.1 } 5.35
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(36) 2.06 602 753 { 76.8 } 828 { 84.4 } 904 { 92.1 } 979 { 99.8 } 5.50
37.5 2.14 653 817 { 83.3 } 899 { 91.6 } 980 {100 } 1060 {108 } 5.97
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(38) 2.17 671 839 { 85.5 } 923 { 94.1 } 1010 {103 } 1090 {111 } 6.13
40 2.27 744 929 { 94.8 } 1020 {104 } 1120 {114 } 1210 {123 } 6.79
42.5 2.40 828 1050 {107 } 1150 {118 } 1260 {128 } 1360 {139 } 7.66
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(44) 2.51 900 1120 {115 } 1240 {126 } 1350 {138 } 1460 {149 } 8.21
45 2.58 954 1180 {120 } 1290 {132 } 1410 {144 } 1530 {156 } 8.59
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(46) 2.62 983 1230 {125 } 1350 {138 } 1480 {150 } 1600 {163 } 8.98
47.5 2.70 1040 1310 {134 } 1440 {147 } 1570 {160 } 1700 {174 } 9.57
(48) 2.74 1070 1340 {136 } 1470 {150 } 1610 {164 } 1740 {177 } 9.77
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50 2.86 1160 1450 {148 } 1600 {163 } 1740 {178 } 1890 {193 } 10.6
(52) 3.00 1270 1570 {160 } 1730 {176 } 1890 {192 } 2040 {208 } 11.5
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53 3.03 1310 1630 {166 } 1790 {183 } 1960 {200 } 2120 {216 } 11.9
(54) 3.07 1350 1690 {173 } 1860 {190 } 2030 {207 } 2200 {225 } 12.4
56 3.20 1460 1820 {186 } 2000 {204 } 2190 {223 } – – 13.3
(58) 3.30 1560 1950 {199 } 2150 {219 } 2350 {239 } – – 14.3
60 3.45 1700 2090 {213 } 2300 {235 } 2510 {256 } – – 15.3
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IWRC 6XP•WS (36)

Construction 7X7+6XP•WS [1+7+(7+7)+14]
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diameter Unit mass
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.K
16 0.92 137 165 { 16.8 } 184 { 18.7 } 198 { 20.2 } 215 { 21.9 } 1.19
18 1.03 173 209 { 21.3 } 232 { 23.7 } 251 { 25.6 } 271 { 27.7 } 1.51
20 1.14 214 258 { 26.3 } 287 { 29.3 } 309 { 31.6 } 335 { 34.2 } 1.86
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(22) 1.26 259 312 { 31.8 } 347 { 35.4 } 374 { 38.2 } 406 { 41.4 } 2.25
22.4 1.28 268 323 { 33.0 } 360 { 36.7 } 388 { 39.6 } 420 { 42.9 } 2.33
(24)
25
(26)
28
1.37
1.43
1.47
1.60
308
337
356
425
371
403
436
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{ 37.9
{ 41.1
{ 44.4
{ 51.5
}
}
}
}
413
448
485
563
{ 42.1
{ 45.7
{ 49.5
{ 57.4
}
}
}
}
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{ 45.4
{ 49.3
{ 53.3
{ 61.8
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483
524
566
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{ 49.2
{ 53.4
{ 57.8
{ 67.0
}
}
}
}
2.68
2.91
3.14
3.64
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30 1.70 482 580 { 59.2 } 646 { 65.8 } 696 { 71.0 } 754 { 76.9 } 4.18
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31.5 1.80 534 640 { 65.2 } 712 { 72.6 } 768 { 78.3 } 831 { 84.8 } 4.61
(32) 1.83 548 660 { 67.3 } 735 { 74.9 } 792 { 80.8 } 858 { 87.5 } 4.76
33.5 1.91 600 724 { 73.8 } 805 { 82.1 } 868 { 88.5 } 940 { 95.9 } 5.22
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(34) 1.94 618 745 { 76.0 } 829 { 84.6 } 894 { 91.2 } 969 { 98.8 } 5.37
35.5 2.03 674 812 { 82.8 } 904 { 92.2 } 975 { 99.4 } 1060 {108 } 5.86
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(36) 2.06 693 836 { 85.2 } 930 { 94.8 } 1000 {102 } 1090 {111 } 6.03
37.5 2.14 752 907 { 92.4 } 1010 {103 } 1090 {111 } 1180 {120 } 6.54
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(38) 2.17 773 931 { 94.9 } 1040 {106 } 1120 {114 } 1210 {123 } 6.71
40 2.27 856 1030 {105 } 1150 {117 } 1240 {126 } 1340 {137 } 7.44
42.5 2.40 953 1160 {119 } 1300 {132 } 1400 {142 } 1510 {154 } 8.40
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(44) 2.51 1040 1250 {127 } 1390 {142 } 1500 {153 } 1620 {165 } 9.00
45 2.58 1100 1310 {133 } 1450 {148 } 1570 {160 } 1700 {173 } 9.41
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(46) 2.62 1130 1360 {139 } 1520 {155 } 1640 {167 } 1770 {181 } 9.84
47.5 2.70 1200 1450 {148 } 1620 {165 } 1750 {178 } 1890 {193 } 10.5
(48) 2.74 1230 1490 {151 } 1650 {169 } 1780 {182 } 1930 {197 } 10.7
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50 2.86 1340 1610 {164 } 1790 {183 } 1930 {197 } 2090 {214 } 11.6
(52) 3.00 1460 1740 {178 } 1940 {198 } 2090 {213 } 2270 {231 } 12.6
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53 3.03 1500 1810 {185 } 2020 {206 } 2170 {222 } 2350 {240 } 13.1
(54) 3.07 1550 1880 {192 } 2090 {213 } 2260 {230 } 2440 {249 } 13.6
56 3.20 1680 2020 {206 } 2250 {229 } 2430 {247 } – – 14.6
(58) 3.30 1800 2170 {221 } 2410 {246 } 2600 {265 } – – 15.6
60 3.45 1960 2320 {237 } 2580 {263 } 2780 {284 } – – 16.7
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Special Design Rope

(a) Elevator
JIS Standard
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8 x S (19) 38
8 x S (19) 38
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8 x Fi (25) 39
8 x P • S (19) 39
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8 x P • Fi (25) 39
6 x S (19) 40
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6 x W (19) 40
6 x Fi (25) 41
ISO 4344
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When Vee-grooves are used to provide traction, the included angle of the Vee should be between 35∞and
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40∞. Angles of less than 35∞will provide better traction only at the expense of rope life.
With double wrap traction drive, U-groove are normally used. On single-warp installations undercut U-
griives are preferred to Vee-grooves. The radius of the rope seat in this type of groove should be as near as
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possible to that of new rope, thus necessitating close diameter and ovality tolerance in the manufacture of
elevator hoist ropes.
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Wire Ropes Types
8XS (19) (JIS Standard)

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diameter Unit mass
.L
Grade E Grade G Grade A Grade B
8 0.53 22.9 26.0 { 2.65 } 27.5 { 2.85 } 30.8 { 3.14 } 32.8 { 3.35 } 0.220
.K
10 0.66 36.2 40.6 { 4.14 } 43.6 { 4.45 } 48.1 { 4.90 } 51.3 { 5.23 } 0.343
11.2 0.74 45.4 51.0 { 5.20 } 54.7 { 5.58 } 60.3 { 6.15 } 64.3 { 6.56 } 0.430
(12) (0.80) (52.1) (58.5) { 5.96 } (62.8) { 6.41 } (69.2) { 7.06 } (73.8) { 7.53 } (0.494)
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12.5 0.83 57.4 63.5 { 6.47 } 68.2 { 6.95 } 75.1 { 7.66 } 80.1 { 8.17 } 0.536
14 0.93 71.9 79.6 { 8.12 } 85.5 { 8.72 } 94.3 { 9.61 } 100 { 10.2 } 0.672
16 1.06 92.6 104 { 10.6 } 112 { 11.4 } 123 { 12.6 } 131 { 13.4 } 0.878
18
20
22.4
1.19
1.32
1.47
117
145
182
132
162
204
{ 13.4
{ 16.6
{ 20.8
}
}
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141
175
219
{ 14.4
{ 17.8
{ 22.3
}
}
}
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192
241
{ 15.9
{ 19.6
{ 24.6
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}
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166
205
257
{ 16.9
{ 20.9
{ 26.2
}
}
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1.11
1.37
1.72
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25 1.65 228 254 { 25.9 } 273 { 27.8 } 301 { 30.6 } 320 { 32.7 } 2.14
(Remarks) 1. The figures show in bold in this chart denote JIS values.
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diameter wire area Bright•Galvanized Galvanized Bright•Galvanized Bright Rough calculation

diameter Unit mass
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8 0.48 23.1 26.0 { 2.65 } 27.9 { 2.85 } 30.8 { 3.14 } 32.8 { 3.35 } 0.220
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10 0.61 36.5 40.6 { 4.14 } 43.6 { 4.45 } 48.1 { 4.90 } 51.3 { 5.23 } 0.343
11.2 0.68 45.8 51.0 { 5.20 } 54.7 { 5.58 } 60.3 { 6.15 } 64.3 { 6.56 } 0.430
(12) (0.73) (52.6) (58.5) { 5.96 } (62.8) { 6.41 } (69.2) { 7.06 } (73.8) { 7.53 } (0.494)
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12.5 0.76 58.0 63.5 { 6.47 } 68.2 { 6.95 } 75.1 { 7.66 } 80.1 { 8.17 } 0.536
14 0.86 72.6 79.6 { 8.12 } 85.5 { 8.72 } 94.3 { 9.61 } 100 { 10.2 } 0.672
16 0.97 93.5 104 { 10.6 } 112 { 11.4 } 123 { 12.6 } 131 { 13.4 } 0.878
18 1.09 118 132 { 13.4 } 141 { 14.4 } 156 { 15.9 } 166 { 16.9 } 1.11
20 1.20 146 162 { 16.6 } 175 { 17.8 } 192 { 19.6 } 205 { 20.9 } 1.37
22.4 1.35 183 204 { 20.8 } 219 { 22.3 } 241 { 24.6 } 257 { 26.2 } 1.72
25 1.52 230 254 { 25.9 } 273 { 27.8 } 301 { 30.6 } 320 { 32.7 } 2.14
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8XFi (25) (JIS Standard)

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diameter Unit mass
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8 0.42 23.6 26.0 { 2.65 } 27.5 { 2.85 } 30.8 { 3.14 } 32.8 { 3.35 } 0.220
.K
10 0.53 37.3 40.6 { 4.14 } 43.6 { 4.45 } 48.1 { 4.90 } 51.3 { 5.23 } 0.343
11.2 0.60 46.8 51.0 { 5.20 } 54.7 { 5.58 } 60.3 { 6.15 } 64.3 { 6.56 } 0.430
(12) (0.64) (53.7) (58.5) { 5.96 } (62.8) { 6.41 } (69.2) { 7.06 } (73.8) { 7.53 } (0.494)
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12.5 0.67 59.2 63.5 { 6.47 } 68.2 { 6.95 } 75.1 { 7.66 } 80.1 { 8.17 } 0.536
14 0.75 74.1 79.6 { 8.12 } 85.5 { 8.72 } 94.3 { 9.61 } 100 { 10.2 } 0.672
16 0.86 95.4 104 { 10.6 } 112 { 11.4 } 123 { 12.6 } 131 { 13.4 } 0.878
18
20
22.4
0.96
1.06
1.19
121
149
187
132
162
204
{ 13.4
{ 16.6
{ 20.8
}
}
}
141
175
219
{ 14.4
{ 17.8
{ 22.3
}
}
}
156
192
241
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{ 19.6
{ 24.6
}
}
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205
257
{ 16.9
{ 20.9
{ 26.2
}
}
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1.37
1.72
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25 1.33 235 254 { 25.9 } 273 { 27.8 } 301 { 30.6 } 320 { 32.7 } 2.14
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Rope Breaking load (Reference)

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diameter Rough calculation

Bright Galvanized Bright • Galvanized Bright
Unit mass
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mm kN {tf} kN {tf} kN {tf} kN {tf} kg/m

8 28.6 30.7 33.8 36.1 0.240
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10 44.7 48.0 52.9 56.4 0.374

11.2 56.0 60.2 66.3 70.7 0.470
12 64.3 69.1 76.1 81.2 0.539
12.5 69.8 75.0 82.6 88.1 0.585
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14 87.5 94.0 104.0 110.0 0.734

16 114 123 135 144 0.958
18 145 155 171 183 1.21
20 179 192 211 225 1.50
22.4 224 241 265 283 1.88
25 279 300 330 352 2.34
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Wire Ropes Types
6XS (19) (JIS Standard)

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diameter wire area Bright • Galvanized Galvanized Bright • Galvanized Rough calculation
diameter Unit mass
.L
8 0.63 24.9 28.6 { 2.92 } 31.6 { 3.23 } 34.9 { 3.55 } 37.2 { 3.79 } 0.247
.K
9 0.72 31.9 36.2 { 3.69 } 40.0 { 4.08 } 44.1 { 4.50 } 47.0 { 4.80 } 0.312
10 0.80 39.4 44.7 { 4.56 } 49.4 { 5.04 } 54.5 { 5.55 } 58.1 { 5.92 } 0.386
11.2 0.89 49.5 56.1 { 5.72 } 62.0 { 6.32 } 68.3 { 6.97 } 72.8 { 7.43 } 0.484
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(12) (0.96) (56.8) (64.4) { 6.57 } (71.2) { 7.26 } (78.4) { 8.00 } (83.6) { 8.52 } (0.556)
12.5 1.00 62.6 69.9 { 7.13 } 77.2 { 7.88 } 85.1 { 8.68 } 90.7 { 9.25 } 0.603
14 1.12 78.4 87.7 { 8.94 } 96.9 { 9.88 } 107 { 10.9 } 114 { 11.6 } 0.756
16
18
20
1.28
1.43
1.58
101
128
158
115
145
179
{ 11.7
{ 14.8
{ 18.2
}
}
}
127
160
198
{ 12.9
{ 16.3
{ 20.2
}
}
}
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218
{ 14.2
{ 18.0
{ 22.2
}
}
}
149
188
232
{ 15.2
{ 19.2
{ 23.7
}
}
}
0.988
1.25
1.54
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22.4 1.78 198 224 { 22.8 } 248 { 25.3 } 273 { 27.9 } 291 { 29.7 } 1.94
25 2.00 248 280 { 28.5 } 309 { 31.5 } 340 { 34.7 } 363 { 37.0 } 2.41
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Bright • Galvanized Galvanized Bright • Galvanized

diameter Unit mass
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8 0.59 25.9 28.6 { 2.92 } 31.6 { 3.23 } 34.9 { 3.55 } 37.2 { 3.79 } 0.247
9 0.67 33.2 36.2 { 3.69 } 40.0 { 4.08 } 44.1 { 4.50 } 47.0 { 4.80 } 0.312
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10 0.74 41.0 44.7 { 4.56 } 49.4 { 5.04 } 54.5 { 5.55 } 58.1 { 5.92 } 0.386
11.2 0.83 51.4 56.1 { 5.72 } 62.0 { 6.32 } 68.3 { 6.97 } 72.8 { 7.43 } 0.484
(12) (0.89) (59) (64.4) { 6.57 } (71.2) { 7.26 } (78.4) { 8.00 } (83.6) { 8.52 } (0.556)
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12.5 0.93 65.0 69.9 { 7.13 } 77.2 { 7.88 } 85.1 { 8.68 } 90.7 { 9.25 } 0.603
14 1.05 81.4 87.7 { 8.94 } 96.9 { 9.88 } 107 { 10.9 } 114 { 11.6 } 0.756
16 1.19 105 115 { 11.7 } 127 { 12.9 } 139 { 14.2 } 149 { 15.2 } 0.988
18 1.33 133 145 { 14.8 } 160 { 16.3 } 176 { 18.0 } 188 { 19.2 } 1.25
20 1.47 164 179 { 18.2 } 198 { 20.2 } 218 { 22.2 } 232 { 23.7 } 1.54
22.4 1.65 206 224 { 22.9 } 248 { 25.3 } 273 { 27.9 } 291 { 29.7 } 1.94
25 1.86 258 280 { 28.5 } 309 { 31.5 } 340 { 34.7 } 363 { 37.0 } 2.41
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Wire Ropes Types
6XFi (25) (JIS Standard)

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diameter Unit mass
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8 0.51 25.7 28.6 { 2.92 } 31.6 { 3.23 } 34.9 { 3.55 } 37.2 { 3.79 } 0.247
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9 0.58 33.0 36.2 { 3.69 } 40.0 { 4.08 } 44.1 { 4.50 } 47.0 { 4.80 } 0.312
10 0.64 40.7 44.7 { 4.56 } 49.4 { 5.04 } 54.5 { 5.55 } 58.1 { 5.92 } 0.386
11.2 0.72 51.1 56.1 { 5.72 } 62.0 { 6.32 } 68.3 { 6.97 } 72.8 { 7.43 } 0.484
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(12) (0.77) (58.6) (64.4) { 6.57 } (71.2) { 7.26 } (78.4) { 8.00 } (83.6) { 8.52 } (0.556)
12.5 0.81 64.6 69.9 { 7.13 } 77.2 { 7.88 } 85.1 { 8.68 } 90.7 { 9.25 } 0.603
14 0.90 81.0 87.7 { 8.94 } 96.9 { 9.88 } 107 { 10.9 } 114 { 11.6 } 0.756
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18
20
1.03
1.15
1.28
104
132
163
115
145
179
{ 11.7
{ 14.8
{ 18.2
} 127
} 160
} 198
{ 12.9
{ 16.3
{ 20.2
}
}
}
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218
{ 14.2
{ 18.0
{ 22.2
}
}
}
149
188
232
{ 15.2
{ 19.2
{ 23.7
}
}
}
0.988
1.25
1.54
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22.4 1.43 204 224 { 22.9 } 248 { 25.3 } 273 { 27.9 } 291 { 29.7 } 1.94
25 1.60 257 280 { 28.5 } 309 { 31.5 } 340 { 34.7 } 363 { 37.0 } 2.41
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Wire Ropes Types
8XS (19) (ISO 4344) 8XW (19) (ISO 4344) 8XFi (25) (ISO 4344)
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8XS (1+9+9) 8XW [1+6+(6+6)] 8XFi [1+6+(6)+12]
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Nominal diameter Breaking load (kN) Unit mass
1570N/mm2 (single tensile) 1370/1770N/mm2 (dual tensile) 1770N/mm2 (single tensile)
.K
(mm) (kg/m)
8 28.1 33.2 0.222
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10 44.0 51.9 0.347
11 53.2 62.8 0.420
13 74.3 87.6 0.586
16 113 133 0.888
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22
159
213
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1.25
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6XS (1+9+9) 6XW [1+6+(6+6)] 8XFi [1+6+(6)+12]

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Nominal diameter Breaking load (kN) Unit mass

1570N/mm2 (single tensile) 1370/1770N/mm2 (dual tensile) 1770N/mm2 (single tensile)
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(mm) (kg/m)
6 17.8 21.0 0.130

8 31.7 37.4 0.231
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10 49.5 58.4 0.361

11 59.9 70.7 0.437
13 83.7 98.7 0.610
16 127 150 0.924

19 179 211 1.30
22 240 283 1.75
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Wire Ropes Types
(b) Rotation Resistant Rope

JIS Standard
Page
Hercules Rope 44
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Tough-Nuflex Rope 19 x 7 4 5
Uni Rope U 4XseS (39) 46
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Rotation Resistant Rope
A steel wire rope is rotation resistant if the rope does not, or barely, rotates around its longitudinal axis while
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lighting an unguided load or when the end termination does not turn or turns very little. This characteristics
results from the fact that the direction of lay of the core of a rotation resistant rope is laid opposite to the
direction of lay of the rope itself. Moreover, when the rope is under load the torque generated by the core
opposes that generated by outer strands, thus creating a torque equalizing effect.
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Wire Ropes Types
Hercules Rope
19X7 (JIS Standard)
Construction 7+6X7+12 X17
.
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diameter wire area Bright • Galvanized Rough calculation
Galvanized
.L
diameter Unit mass
.K
10 0.66 48.1 53.4 { 5.44 } 58.8 { 6.00 } 66.2 { 6.75 } 71.7 { 7.31 } 0.425
11.2 0.74 60.3 66.9 { 6.83 } 73.8 { 7.52 } 83.0 { 8.46 } 89.9 { 9.17 } 0.533
lH
12.5 0.83 76.3 83.4 { 8.50 } 91.9 { 9.37 } 103 { 10.5 } 112 { 11.4 } 0.664
14 0.93 95.5 105 { 10.7 } 115 { 11.8 } 130 { 13.2 } 140 { 14.3 } 0.833
16 1.06 123 137 { 13.9 } 151 { 15.4 } 169 { 17.3 } 184 { 18.7 } 1.09
18
20
1.19
1.32
156
192
173
213
{ 17.6
{ 21.8
}
}
191
235
{ 19.4
{ 24.0
}
}
na
214
265
{ 21.9
{ 27.0
}
}
232
287
{ 23.7 }
{ 29.2 }
1.38
1.70
io
22.4 1.47 241 268 { 27.3 } 295 { 30.1 } 332 { 33.9 } 360 { 36.7 } 2.13
25 1.65 303 334 { 34.0 } 368 { 37.5 } 414 { 42.2 } 448 { 45.7 } 2.66
at
28 1.86 382 418 { 42.7 } 461 { 47.0 } 519 { 52.9 } 562 { 57.3 } 3.33
rn
te
In
ee
K
ak
M
(Remarks) 1. The figures shown in bold in this chart denote JIS values.
44
Wire Ropes Types
Tough-Nuflex-Rope
P•S (19)+39XP•7
Construction P•{S(19)+7XP•7+[(7XP•7)+(7XP•7)]+18XP•7}
.
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diameter wire area Bright Rough calculation
.L
diameter Unit mass
mm mm mm 2 kN {tf} kN {tf} kN {tf} kg/m
.K
16 0.76 150 191 { 19.5 } 207 { 21.1 } 225 { 22.9 } 1.29
18 0.86 189 242 { 24.7 } 262 { 26.7 } 284 { 29.0 } 1.63
lH
20 0.95 234 299 { 30.5 } 324 { 33.0 } 351 { 35.8 } 2.02
(22) 1.05 283 361 { 36.8 } 392 { 39.9 } 425 { 43.3 } 2.44
22.4 1.06 293 375 { 38.2 } 406 { 41.4 } 440 { 44.9 } 2.53
(24)
25
1.14
1.19
336
368
430
467
{ 43.9
{ 47.6
}
}
466
506
na
{ 47.5
{ 51.6
}
}
505
548
{ 51.5
{ 55.9
}
}
2.90
3.15
io
(26) 1.22 389 505 { 51.5 } 547 { 55.8 } 593 { 60.5 } 3.41
28 1.33 464 585 { 59.7 } 634 { 64.7 } 688 { 70.2 } 3.95
at
30 1.41 526 672 { 68.5 } 728 { 74.2 } 790 { 80.5 } 4.54
31.5 1.50 583 741 { 75.5 } 803 { 81.8 } 871 { 88.8 } 5.00
rn
(32) 1.52 598 765 { 78.0 } 828 { 84.5 } 899 { 91.6 } 5.16
33.5 1.58 655 838 { 85.4 } 908 { 92.6 } 985 {100 } 5.66
te
(34) 1.60 675 863 { 88.0 } 935 { 95.3 } 1010 {103 } 5.83
35.5 1.68 736 941 { 95.9 } 1020 {104 } 1110 {113 } 6.35
In
(36) 1.70 757 968 { 98.7 } 1050 {107 } 1140 {116 } 6.53
37.5 1.78 821 1050 {107 } 1140 {116 } 1230 {126 } 7.09
(38) 1.80 843 1080 {110 } 1170 {119 } 1270 {129 } 7.28
ee
40 1.88 934 1190 {122 } 1290 {132 } 1400 {143 } 8.06

K
ak
M
(Remarks) 1. The diameter of a round rope with the same construction is used as a reference for the outer wire strand.
2. Higher breaking loads can be made on request, as required.
45
Wire Ropes Types
Uni Rope
U 4XSeS (39)
Construction A+4XF (a+9/15+15)
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Nominal Diameter Calculated Breaking load (Reference) Approximate
diameter of rope of outer wire sectional area rope mass per meter
.L
mm mm mm2 kN kg/m
.K
8 0.57 28.6 44.3 0.257
9 0.64 36.2 56.1 0.326
10 0.71 44.7 69.2 0.402
11.2 0.80 56.1 86.8 0.504
lH
12 0.85 64.4 99.7 0.579
12.5 0.89 69.8 108 0.628
14 0.99 87.6 136 0.788
16
18
19
1.14
1.28
1.35
114
145
161
na 177
224
250
1.03
1.30
1.45
io
20 1.42 179 277 1.61
22 1.56 216 335 1.95
at
22.4 1.59 224 347 2.02

24 1.70 257 399 2.32
25 1.78 279 433 2.51
rn
26 1.85 302 468 2.72
28 1.99 350 543 3.15

te
30 2.13 402 623 3.62

31.5 2.24 444 687 3.99
32 2.27 458 709 4.12
In
33.5 2.38 502 777 4.51

34 2.41 517 800 4.65
35.5 2.52 563 872 5.07
ee
36 2.56 579 897 5.21
37.5 2.66 629 974 5.65

K
38 2.70 645 1000 5.80

40 2.84 715 1080 6.43
42 2.98 789 1190 7.09
ak
42.5 3.02 807 1220 7.26

44 3.12 865 1310 7.78
45 3.20 905 1370 8.14
M
47.5 3.37 1010 1530 9.07
50 3.55 1120 1690 10.0

53 3.76 1260 1900 11.3
56 3.98 1400 2120 12.6
60 4.26 1610 2440 14.5
63 4.47 1770 2690 16.0

65 4.62 1890 2860 17.0
46
Wire Ropes Types
Special High Performance Rope

DIN Standard
Page
DIEPA D 1315 CZ / Z/ ZP 49
.
td
DIEPA D 1318 CZ / Z/ ZP 50
DIEPA D 915 CZ 51
.L
DIEPA D 1200 Z 52
DIEPA P 825 / DIEPA S 321 54
.K
DIEPA PZ 299 / DIEPA Z 299 55
DIEPA PZ 371 56
lH
DIEPA PZ 400 57
DIEPA SKZ 8 / DIEPA SKZ 8 P 5 8
DIEPA Super 3
DIEPA Super 4
na 59
60
io
DIEPA D 1315 C / DIEPA D 1315 61
at
DIEPA D 1918 Z 62
DIEPA S 417 63
rn
DIEPA SKZ 12 64
te
In
ee
K
ak
M
47
Wire Ropes Types
Selecting the proper rotation resistant rope

out of our Master Program
DIEPA D 1315 CZ • for multiple layer coiling

• for great hoisting heights
see page 51
.
td
(e.g. for mobile cranes, crawler cranes, tower cranes,
offshore cranes, etc.)
.L
.K
DIEPA D 1315 Z • for single layer coiling
see page 51
lH
(e.g. for EOTs, electric hoists, ship’s deck cranes )
na
io
DIEPA D 1318 CZ with higher breaking load
• for multiple layer coiling
see page 52
at

rn
(e.g. for mobile cranes, crawler cranes, tower cranes,

offshore cranes, etc.)
te
DIEPA D 1318 Z with higher breaking load

In
• for single layer coiling

see page 52
ee
(e.g. for EOTs, electric hoists, ship’s deck cranes )

K
ak
DIEPA D 915 CZ • for tower cranes

see page 53
M
DIEPA D 1200 Z • for self erecting cranes

• for ship’s deck cranes
see page 54
48
Wire Ropes Types
DIEPA D 1315 CZ
Lang’s Lay
Filling factor - 0.7145
DIEPA D 1315 Z Spinning factor - 0.8000 at 1770 N/mm2
Regular Lay at 1960 N/mm2
DIEPA D 1315 ZP 0.7800 at 2160 N/mm2
Regular Lay with Plastic Insert * Nominal diameters 10 - 56mm
.
Nominal diameters: 6 - 9 mm Nominal diameters: 10 - 50 mm
td
Total number of wires: 223 Total number of wires: 334
Number of load-bearing Number of load-bearing
.L
wires in the outer strands: 90 wires in the outer strands: 105
Nominal Metallic Weight Minimum Br eaking Load
Diameter Cross Section 180 1770 200 1960 220 2160
.K
kp/mm2 N/mm2 kp/mm2 N/mm2 kp/mm2 N/mm2
mm mm2 kg/100m kp kN kp kN kp kN
6 18.2 16 2 600 25.5 2 850 28.2 3 100 30.7
lH
7 25.0 22 3 550 35.0 3 950 38.9 4 250 42.1
8 33.5 30 4 800 47.1 5 350 52.6 5 700 56.4
9 41.1 37 5 900 58.1 6 550 64.3 7 000 69.2

10 56.2 51 8 050 79.0 8 950 87.8 9 600 94.4
11 68.6 62 9 800 96.1 10 950 107 11 700 115
12
13
14
80.7
95.6
110.4
73
86
99
11 600
13 705
15 850
114
135
155
na
12 850
15 250
17 600
126
150
173
13 800
16 350
18 900
136
161
186
io
15 126.3 114 18 150 178 20 200 198 21 600 213
16 145.5 131 20 900 205 23 200 228 24 950 245
17 163.3 147 23 450 230 26 100 256 28 000 275
at
18 183.7 165 26 400 259 29 350 288 31 500 310

19 203.5 183 29 250 287 32 550 319 34 900 343
20 226.7 204 32 600 320 36 200 355 38 850 382
rn
21 251.6 226 36 200 355 40 200 394 43 150 424

22 275.6 248 39 600 388 44 050 432 47 250 464
23 300.2 270 43 200 424 48 000 471 51 450 505
te
24 326.2 294 46 950 461 52 150 512 55 950 550

25 347.5 313 50 000 491 55 550 545 59 600 586
26 375.9 338 54 100 531 60 100 590 64 450 633
In
27 404.2 364 58 200 571 64 600 634 69 300 681

28 442.7 398 63 700 625 70 800 695 75 900 746
29 469.3 422 67 550 663 75 050 736 80 450 791
ee
30 502.0 452 72 250 709 80 300 788 86 100 846

31 533.5 480 76 800 753 85 300 837 91 500 899
32 572.2 515 82 400 808 91 500 898 98 150 964
33 607.4 547 87 400 857 97 150 953 104 200 1023

K
34 645.7 581 92 950 912 103 250 1013 110 750 1088
35 678.2 610 97 600 957 108 450 1064 116 350 1143
36 720.6 649 103 750 1018 115 250 1131 123 600 1214
ak
37 762.7 686 109 800 1077 122 000 1197 130 800 1285
38 802.3 722 115 500 1133 128 350 1259 137 650 1352
39 846.8 762 121 900 1196 135 450 1329 145 250 1427
40 889.3 800 128 000 1256 142 250 1395 152 550 1498
M
41 933.3 840 134 350 1318 149 300 1465 160 100 1572
42 980.6 883 141 200 1385 156 850 1539 168 200 1652
43 1026.7 924 147 800 1450 164 200 1611 176 150 1730
44 1077.5 970 155 100 1522 172 350 1691 184 850 1815
45 1123.6 1011 161 750 1587 179 750 1763 192 750 1893
46 1175.6 1058 169 250 1660 188 050 1845 201 700 1980
47 1230.3 1107 177 150 1738 196 800 1931 211 100 2072
48 1280.4 1152 184 350 1808 204 800 2009 219 650 2157
49 1334.4 1201 192 100 1885 213 450 2094 228 950 2248
50 1388.8 1250 199 950 1962 222 200 2180 238 250 2340
49
Wire Ropes Types
DIEPA D 1318 CZ
Lang's Lay
DIEPA D 1318 Z Spinning factor - 0.7800 at 1770 N/mm2
Regular Lay at 1960 N/mm2
DIEPA D 1318 ZP 0.7700 at 2160 N/mm2
Regular Lay with Plastic Insert * Nominal diameters 10 - 56mm
.
td
.L
Nominal Metallic Cross Weight Minimum Br eaking Load
Diameter Section 180 1770 200 1960 220 2160
.K
6 21.2 20 2 950 29.3 3 250 32.5 3 550 35.3
lH
7 28.9 27 4 050 39.9 4 450 44.2 4 850 48.1
8 37.7 35 5 250 52.1 5 850 57.7 6 350 62.8
9 47.8 44 6 650 66.0 7 400 73.0 8 050 79.3

10 58.3 52 8 150 80.3 9 050 88.9 9 850 96.6
11 70.6 64 9 900 97.5 10 950 108 11 900 117
12
13
14
86.2
100.8
117.1
78
91
105
12 050
14 100
16 400
119
139
161
na 13 400
15 700
18 250
132
154
179
14 550
17 050
19 800
143
167
194
io
15 134.1 121 18 750 185 20 900 205 22 700 223
16 152.3 137 21 350 211 23 750 233 25 750 253
17 172.0 155 24 100 237 26 800 263 29 100 285
at
18 193.9 175 27 200 268 30 200 296 32 800 322

19 214.6 193 30 100 296 33 450 328 36 300 356
20 237.8 214 33 350 328 37 050 363 40 250 395
rn
21 261.8 236 36 700 361 40 800 400 44 300 435

22 287.7 259 40 350 397 44 850 440 48 700 478
23 314.7 283 44 100 434 49 050 481 53 250 522
te
24 342.2 308 48 000 473 53 350 523 57 900 568

25 363.8 327 51 050 502 56 700 556 61 600 604
26 398.6 359 55 900 551 62 150 609 67 450 662
In
27 428.3 385 60 050 591 66 800 654 72 500 711

28 461.5 415 64 750 637 71 950 706 78 150 767
29 492.6 443 69 100 680 76 800 753 83 400 818
ee
30 526.7 474 73 900 727 82 100 805 89 200 875

31 560.3 504 78 650 774 87 350 856 94 900 931
32 598.4 539 84 000 826 93 300 915 101 300 994
33 635.2 572 89 150 877 99 050 971 107 600 1056

K
34 674.8 607 94 700 931 105 250 1032 114 250 1121
35 716.7 645 100 600 990 111 750 1096 121 350 1190
36 755.6 680 106 050 1043 117 850 1155 127 950 1255
ak
37 803.2 723 112 700 1109 125 250 1228 136 050 1335
38 843.6 759 118 400 1165 131 550 1289 142 850 1401
39 887.1 798 124 500 1225 138 350 1356 150 250 1474
40 931.9 839 130 800 1286 145 350 1425 157 850 1549
M
41 981.7 884 137 800 1356 153 100 1501 166 250 1631
42 1029.1 926 144 450 1421 160 500 1573 174 300 1710
43 1080.3 972 151 650 1491 168 500 1651 182 950 1795
44 1129.7 1017 158 550 1560 176 200 1727 191 300 1877
45 1183.7 1065 166 150 1634 184 600 1810 200 500 1967
46 1234.0 1111 173 200 1704 192 500 1887 209 000 2050
47 1289.6 1161 181 000 1781 201 150 1972 218 400 2143
48 1343.8 1209 188 600 1856 209 600 2055 227 600 2233
49 1400.8 1261 196 600 1934 218 500 2142 237 250 2327
50 1459.5 1314 204 900 2015 227 650 2232 247 200 2425
50
Wire Ropes Types

Spinning factor - 0.8000
DIEPA D 915 CZ
Lang’s Lay
.
Nominal diameters: 8 - 36 mm
td
Total number of wires: 186
Number of load-bearing
.L
wires in the outer strands: 105
Diameter Section 180 1770 200 1960
.K
kp/mm2 N/mm2 kp/mm2 N/mm2
mm mm2 kg/100m kp kN kp kN
8 32.4 30 4 600 45.8 5 150 50.8
lH
9 41.0 38 5 850 58.0 6 500 64.3
10 50.6 47 7 250 71.6 8 050 79.3
11 61.2 56 8 800 86.4 9 750 96.0

12 72.8 67 10 450 103 11 600 114
13
14
15
85.5
99.2
113.8
79
91
105
12 250
14 200
16 350
na 121
140
161
13 600
15 800
18 200
134
155
178
io
16 129.5 119 18 600 183 20 700 203
17 146.2 135 21 000 207 23 350 230

at
18 163.9 151 23 600 232 26 200 257

19 182.6 168 26 250 258 29 200 286
rn
20 202.4 186 29 100 286 32 350 318

21 223.1 205 32 100 316 35 650 350
22 244.8 225 35 200 346 39 150 384
te
23 267.6 246 38 500 379 42 800 420

24 291.4 268 41 900 413 46 600 457
25 316.2 291 45 500 448 50 550 496
In
26 342.0 315 49 200 484 54 650 536

27 368.8 339 53 050 522 59 000 578
28 396.6 365 57 050 562 63 400 622
ee
29 425.4 391 61 200 602 68 000 667

30 455.3 419 65 550 645 72 800 714
31 486.1 447 70 000 688 77 750 762
K
32 518.0 477 74 550 734 82 850 812

33 550.9 507 79 300 780 88 100 864
34 584.8 538 84 200 828 93 550 917
ak
35 619.7 570 89 200 878 99 100 972

36 655.6 603 94 400 928 104 850 1028
M
51
Wire Ropes Types

Spinning factor - 0.8000 at 1770 N/mm2
at 1960 N/mm2
DIEPA D 1200 Z 0.7800 at 2160 N/mm2
Regular Lay
.
td
.L
.K
6 19.4 17 2 750 27.5 3 050 30.4 3 300 32.7
lH
7 26.4 23 3 800 37.4 4 200 41.4 4 500 44.5
8 34.5 30 4 950 48.9 5 500 54.1 5 850 58.1
9 43.7 38 6 250 61.9 6 950 68.5 7 450 73.6

10 54.0 47 7 750 76.4 8 600 84.6 9 200 90.9
11 65.3 57 9 400 92.4 10 400 102 11 150 110
12
13
14
77.7
91.2
105.8
68
80
93
11 150
13 100
15 200
110
129
150
na 12 400
14 550
16 900
122
143
166
13 250
15 600
18 100
131
154
178
io
15 121.4 107 17 450 172 19 400 190 20 800 205
16 138.1 122 19 850 196 22 050 217 23 650 233
17 155.9 137 22 400 221 24 900 245 26 750 263
at
18 174.8 154 25 150 248 27 950 274 29 950 295

19 194.8 171 28 000 276 31 150 305 33 400 328
20 215.8 190 31 000 306 34 500 338 37 000 364
rn
21 238.0 209 34 200 337 38 000 373 40 750 401

22 261.2 230 37 600 370 41 750 410 44 800 440
23 285.4 251 41 050 404 45 600 448 48 900 481
te
24 310.8 273 44 700 440 49 700 487 53 300 524

25 337.2 297 48 550 478 53 900 529 57 800 568
26 364.7 321 52 500 517 58 300 572 62 550 615
In
27 393.3 346 56 600 557 62 900 617 67 450 663

28 423.0 372 60 850 599 67 650 663 72 550 713
29 453.8 399 65 300 643 72 600 712 77 800 765
ee
30 485.6 427 69 900 688 77 650 761 83 300 818

31 518.5 456 74 600 734 82 950 813 88 950 874
32 552.5 486 79 550 782 88 400 866 94 800 931
33 587.6 517 84 600 832 94 000 921 100 800 990

K
34 623.7 549 89 800 883 99 750 978 107 000 1051

35 661.0 582 95 150 936 105 700 1036 113 400 1114
36 699.3 615 100 650 990 111 850 1096 119 950 1178
ak
37 738.7 650 106 350 1046 118 150 1158 126 750 1245
38 779.1 686 112 150 1103 124 600 1222 133 650 1313
39 820.7 722 118 150 1162 131 250 1287 140 800 1383
40 863.3 760 124 250 1222 138 100 1354 148 100 1455
M
52
Wire Ropes Types
Selecting the proper non-rotation resistant rope

out of our Master Program
For this selection you have to observe two different factors, one is the required breaking load and the
other is the expected amount of abrasion the rope will suffer.
Simply put, the further down the rope is listed in the following diagram, the more the rope’s breaking
load and resistance to outer wear (abrasion) increases.
.
First, a rope type needs to be selected which possesses the required breaking load. For economic
td
reasons (price of the rope), the selected rope should barely exceed the breaking load requirements if
no further resistance to abrasion is required.
.L
DIEPA P 825 • for a single layer coiling
.K
see page 56
(e.g. overhead travel cranes, floating dredge,
lH
mill's work cranes)
DIEPA PZ 299
see page 57
na
• for single and multiple layer coiling
io
(e.g. container bridge cranes, mill’s work cranes, jib
adjusting rope)
at
rn
DIEPA PZ 371 • for single and multiple layer coiling

te
see page 58
(e.g. ore loaders, mill’s work cranes, mobile harbour
cranes, jib adjusting rope)
In
ee
DIEPA PZ 400 • for single and multiple layer coiling

see page 59
K
(e.g. mobile harbour cranes, jib adjusting rope)

ak
DIEPA SKZ 8 • for single and multiple layer coiling

M
see page 60
(e.g. jib adjusting rope, guy or stay rope)
53
Wire Ropes Types
DIEPA P 825
Regular Lay
with Plastic Insert Spinning factor - 0.8450
DIEPA S 321
Regular Lay
without Plastic Insert
.
td
.L
.K
7 24.0 22 3 600 35.8 4 000 39.7
8 29.6 27 4 450 43.7 4 950 48.6
lH
9 38.4 35 5 800 56.9 6 450 63.3
10 46.0 42 6 950 68.2 7 750 76.0
11 58.3 54 8 800 86.3 9 800 96.1
12 71.5 65 10 850 106 12 050 118
13
14
15
16
82.1
92.0
111.6
125.8
76
85
103
116
12 450
13 950
16 900
19 050
na 122
137
166
187
13 850
15 500
18 800
21 250
136
152
184
208
io
17 140.9 130 21 400 210 23 750 233
18 158.6 146 24 100 236 26 750 262
19 174.9 161 26 550 260 29 500 289
20 193.1 178 29 350 288 32 600 320
at
21 211.9 195 32 150 315 35 750 351

22 241.9 223 36 750 361 40 850 401
23 262.1 241 39 800 390 44 250 434
rn
24 283.5 261 43 050 422 47 850 469

25 309.8 285 47 100 462 52 300 513
26 333.4 307 50 650 497 56 300 552
27 354.4 326 53 850 528 59 850 587
te
28 389.1 358 59 100 580 65 700 645

29 415.5 382 63 150 620 70 200 689
30 444.4 409 67 550 663 75 050 736
In
31 471.3 434 71 650 703 79 600 781

32 499.4 459 75 900 745 84 350 827
33 540.6 497 82 200 806 91 300 896
34 573.5 528 87 200 855 96 900 951
ee
35 592.7 545 90 100 884 100 100 982

36 638.8 588 97 100 953 107 900 1058
37 671.9 618 102 150 1002 113 500 1113
38 717.1 660 109 000 1069 121 150 1188
K
39 750.6 691 114 150 1120 126 800 1244

40 791.1 728 120 300 1180 133 650 1311
41 826.1 760 125 600 1232 139 550 1369
42 876.4 806 133 250 1307 148 050 1452
ak
43 916.9 844 139 400 1368 154 900 1520

44 961.4 885 146 200 1434 162 450 1594
46 1039.3 956 158 050 1550 175 600 1723
M
48 1124.8 1035 171 050 1678 190 050 1864

50 1223.0 1125 185 950 1824 206 600 2027
52 1307.7 1203 198 850 1951 220 950 2168
54 1429.5 1315 217 400 2133 241 500 2369
56 1556.8 1432 236 750 2323 263 050 2581
58 1663.7 1531 253 000 2482 281 100 2758
60 1782.1 1640 271 000 2659 301 150 2954
62 1879.7 1729 285 850 2811 317 600 3113
64 2002.9 1843 304 600 2996 338 450 3317
66 2130.0 1960 323 950 3186 359 950 3528
68 2261.1 2080 343 850 3382 382 100 3745
70 2396.1 2204 364 400 3584 404 900 3968
54
Wire Ropes Types
DIEPA PZ 299
Regular Lay Filling factor - 0.6526
with Plastic Insert Spinning factor* - 0.8400 at 1770 N/mm2
DIEPA Z 299 at 1960 N/mm2
Regular Lay 0.8300 at 2160 N/mm2
without Plastic Insert
.
td
.L
.K
4 8.2 7 1 200 12.2 1 300 13.5 1 450 14.7
5 12.8 11 1 900 19.1 2 100 21.1 2 300 22.9
lH
6 18.5 16 2 750 27.5 3 100 30.5 3 350 33.2
7 25.1 22 3 750 37.3 4 200 41.3 4 550 45.0
8 32.8 29 4 950 48.8 5 500 54.0 5 950 58.8
9 41.5 37 6 250 61.7 6 950 68.3 7 550 74.4
10
11
12
13
51.3
62.0
73.8
86.6
46
55
66
77
7 700
9 350
11 100
13 050
76.2
92.4
110
129
na
8 600
10 400
12 350
14 500
84.0
102
122
143
9 300
11 250
13 400
15 800
92.1
111
132
155
io
14 100.5 89 15 150 150 16 800 165 18 300 180
15 115.3 103 17 400 171 19 350 190 21 000 207
16 131.2 117 19 800 195 22 000 216 23 900 235
17 148.1 132 22 350 220 24 850 244 27 000 266
at
18 166.1 148 25 050 247 27 850 274 30 250 298

19 185.0 165 27 950 275 31 050 305 33 750 332
20 205.0 182 30 950 305 34 400 338 37 400 368
rn
21 226.0 201 34 100 336 37 950 372 41 250 405

22 248.1 221 37 500 369 41 650 408 45 250 445
23 271.1 241 40 950 403 45 500 446 49 450 486
24 295.2 263 44 600 439 49 550 486 53 850 530
te
25 320.3 285 48 400 476 53 800 528 58 450 574

26 346.5 308 52 350 515 58 200 570 63 200 621
27 373.7 333 56 450 555 62 700 615 68 200 670
In
28 401.8 358 60 700 597 67 450 662 73 300 720

29 431.1 384 65 100 641 72 400 710 78 650 773
30 461.3 411 69 700 686 77 450 759 84 200 827
31 492.6 438 74 450 732 82 700 811 89 900 883
ee
32 524.9 467 79 300 780 88 150 864 95 800 941

33 558.2 497 84 350 830 93 700 919 101 900 1001
34 592.5 527 89 550 881 99 500 975 108 150 1062
35 627.9 559 94 900 933 105 450 1034 114 600 1125
K
36 664.3 591 100 400 988 111 550 1094 121 250 1191
37 701.7 625 106 050 1043 117 850 1155 128 100 1258
38 740.1 659 111 850 1100 124 300 1219 135 100 1327
39 779.6 694 117 850 1159 130 950 1284 142 300 1398
ak
40 820.1 730 123 950 1220 137 750 1350 149 700 1470
41 861.6 767 130 200 1281 144 700 1419 157 300 1545
42 904.1 805 136 650 1344 151 850 1488 165 050 1621
M
43 947.7 843 143 250 1409 159 150 1560 173 000 1699
44 992.3 883 150 000 1475 166 650 1634 181 150 1779
45 1037.9 924 156 900 1543 174 300 1709 189 450 1861
46 1084.6 965 163 950 1613 182 150 1786 198 000 1945
47 1132.2 1008 171 150 1683 190 150 1864 206 700 2030
48 1180.9 1051 178 500 1756 198 350 1945 215 550 2117
50 1281.4 1140 193 700 1905 215 250 2110 233 950 2297
52 1385.9 1233 209 500 2061 232 800 2281 253 000 2485
54 1494.6 1330 225 950 2222 251 050 2460 272 900 2679
56 1607.4 1431 243 000 2390 270 000 2647 293 450 2882
58 1724.2 1535 260 650 2564 289 600 2838 314 800 3091
60 1845.2 1642 278 950 2743 309 950 3038 336 850 3308
55
Wire Ropes Types

DIEPA PZ 371 at 1960 N/mm2
with Plastic Insert
.
td
.L
.K
7 26.0 23 3 950 39.1 4 350 43.3 4 750 47.1
8 33.9 30 5 150 51.0 5 700 56.5 6 250 61.6
lH
9 42.9 38 6 500 64.6 7 250 71.5 7 850 77.9
10 53.0 47 8 050 79.8 9 000 88.4 9 750 96.6

11 64.1 57 9 750 96.9 10 850 107 11 800 117
12 76.3 68 11 600 115 12 950 128 14 050 139
13
14
15
16
89.6
103.9
119.3
135.7
80
92
106
121
13 650
15 850
18 200
20 700
135
156
179
204
na 15 200
17 600
20 250
23 000
150
173
199
226
16 500
19 150
22 000
25 050
163
188
217
246
io
17 153.2 136 23 400 230 26 000 255 28 300 278
18 171.8 153 26 250 258 29 150 286 31 700 312
19 191.4 170 29 200 288 32 500 319 35 350 347

20 212.1 189 32 400 319 36 000 354 39 150 385
at
21 233.8 208 35 700 352 39 700 389 43 150 424
22 256.6 228 39 200 386 43 600 428 47 350 465

23 280.4 250 42 850 422 47 600 468 51 750 509
rn
24 305.4 272 46 700 459 51 850 509 56 400 554
25 331.3 295 50 650 498 56 300 552 61 150 601

26 358.4 319 54 800 539 60 900 597 66 150 650
27 386.5 344 59 100 581 65 650 643 71 400 701
te
28 415.6 370 63 550 626 70 600 693 76 750 754

29 445.9 397 68 200 671 75 750 743 82 350 809
30 477.1 425 72 950 718 81 050 795 88 150 866
In
31 513.2 457 78 450 772 87 200 855 94 800 932

32 546.9 487 83 600 823 92 900 911 101 050 992
33 581.6 518 88 950 875 98 850 969 107 450 1055
34 617.5 549 94 450 929 104 950 1030 114 100 1121
ee
35 654.2 582 100 050 984 111 150 1090 120 850 1187
36 692.2 616 105 850 1041 117 600 1153 127 850 1256
37 732.1 651 111 950 1100 124 400 1221 135 250 1328
38 778.6 686 119 050 1168 132 300 1298 143 850 1413
K
39 812.3 723 124 250 1222 138 050 1353 150 100 1474
40 854.5 761 130 700 1285 145 250 1424 157 850 1551
41 897.8 799 137 300 1351 152 600 1496 165 900 1629
42 943.8 838 144 350 1418 160 400 1574 174 350 1713
ak
43 987.5 879 151 000 1486 167 800 1645 182 400 1792
44 1034.0 920 158 150 1556 175 700 1723 191 050 1876
46 1130.1 1006 172 850 1700 192 100 1883 208 800 2050
M
48 1230.5 1095 188 200 1851 209 150 2050 227 350 2233
50 1335.2 1188 204 250 2009 226 950 2224 246 700 2423
52 1444.1 1285 220 900 2173 245 450 2406 266 850 2620
54 1557.4 1386 238 250 2343 264 700 2594 287 750 2826
56 1674.8 1491 256 200 2519 284 700 2791 309 450 3039
58 1796.6 1599 274 800 2703 305 400 2993 332 000 3260
60 1922.7 1711 294 100 2893 326 800 3203 355 250 3489
62 2053.0 1827 314 050 3089 348 950 3420 379 350 3725
64 2187.6 1947 334 650 3291 371 850 3645 404 250 3969
66 2326.4 2071 355 900 3500 395 450 3876 429 900 4221
68 2469.5 2198 377 800 3715 419 800 4114 456 350 4481
70 2617.0 2329 400 350 3937 444 800 4360 483 550 4749
56
Wire Ropes Types

DIEPA PZ 400 at 1960 N/mm2
with Plastic Insert
.
td
.L
.K
10 55.8 50 8 400 83.0 9 350 91.6 10 150 100
11 67.5 61 10 200 100 11 300 111 12 300 121
lH
12 80.3 72 12 100 119 13 450 132 14 600 144
13 94.2 85 14 200 140 15 750 155 17 150 168

14 109.3 98 16 500 162 18 350 180 19 900 196
15 125.5 113 18 900 186 21 050 207 22 900 225
16
17
18
19
142.8
161.2
180.7
201.3
129
145
163
181
21 550
24 350
27 300
30 400
213
239
269
299
na
23 950
27 000
30 300
33 800
235
265
297
332
26 050
29 400
32 950
36 700
256
289
324
361
io
20 223.1 201 33 700 332 37 450 367 40 700 400
21 245.9 221 37 150 365 41 250 405 44 850 441
22 269.9 243 40 750 402 45 300 444 49 250 484

23 295.0 266 44 600 438 49 550 486 53 850 529
at
24 321.2 289 48 550 478 53 900 529 58 600 576
25 348.5 314 52 650 518 58 500 574 63 600 625

26 377.0 339 56 950 560 63 300 621 68 800 676
rn
27 406.5 366 61 400 605 68 250 669 74 200 729
28 437.2 393 66 050 650 73 400 720 79 800 784

29 469.0 422 70 850 697 78 950 772 85 600 841
30 501.9 452 75 850 746 84 250 827 91 600 900
te
31 535.9 482 81 000 797 90 000 882 97 800 961

32 571.0 514 86 300 849 95 900 940 104 200 1023
33 607.3 547 91 800 903 102 000 1000 110 850 1089
In
34 644.6 580 97 400 958 108 250 1061 117 650 1155
35 683.1 615 103 250 1016 114 700 1125 124 700 1224
36 722.7 650 109 200 1074 121 350 1189 131 900 1296
37 763.4 687 115 400 1135 128 200 1257 139 350 1369
ee
38 805.2 725 121 700 1197 135 200 1326 146 950 1443
39 848.2 763 128 200 1261 142 450 1396 154 850 1521
40 892.2 803 134 850 1326 149 850 1469 162 850 1599
41 937.4 844 141 700 1394 157 450 1543 171 100 1681
K
42 983.7 885 148 700 1462 165 200 1620 179 600 1764
43 1031.1 928 155 850 1533 173 200 1698 188 200 1848
44 1079.6 972 163 200 1605 181 350 1777 197 100 1936
45 1129.2 1016 170 700 1679 189 650 1859 206 150 2024
ak
46 1180.0 1062 178 400 1755 198 200 1943 215 450 2116
47 1231.8 1109 186 200 1831 206 900 2028 224 850 2209
48 1284.8 1156 194 250 1910 215 800 2115 234 550 2303
M
49 1338.9 1205 202 400 1991 224 900 2204 244 450 2400
50 1394.1 1255 210 750 2073 234 150 2295 254 550 2499
51 1450.4 1305 219 250 2156 243 600 2388 264 800 2600
52 1507.8 1357 227 950 2242 253 300 2482 275 300 2703
53 1566.4 1410 236 800 2329 263 100 2579 286 000 2808
54 1626.1 1463 245 800 2418 273 150 2677 296 850 2915
55 1686.8 1518 255 000 2508 283 350 2777 307 950 3024
56 1748.7 1574 264 350 2600 293 700 2879 319 300 3135
57 1811.8 1631 273 900 2694 304 350 2983 330 750 3248
58 1875.9 1688 283 600 2789 315 100 3089 342 450 3363
59 1941.1 1747 293 450 2886 326 050 3196 354 400 3480
60 2007.5 1807 303 500 2985 337 250 3305 366 550 3599
57
Wire Ropes Types
DIEPA SKZ 8
Regular Lay
without Plastic Insert Spinning factor - 0.8400
DIEPA SKZ 8 P
Regular Lay with Plastic Insert
(Up to Diameter 28mm)
.
td
.L
.K
7 28.5 24 4 250 42.4 4 700 46.9 5 250 51.7
lH
8 37.2 32 5 550 55.3 6 200 61.3 6 800 67.5
9 47.1 40 7 050 70.0 7 850 77.5 8 650 85.7
10 58.1 49 8 750 86.5 9 700 95.8 10 700 106

11 70.4 60 10 600 105 11 800 116 12 950 128
12 82.6 71 12 450 123 13 850 136 15 200 150
13
14
15
96.5
113.5
128.6
83
98
111
14 550
17 100
19 400
143
168
191
na 16 200
19 050
21 550
159
187
212
17 800
20 950
23 700
175
206
233
io
16 149.0 128 22 500 221 24 950 245 27 500 270
17 167.0 144 25 200 248 28 000 275 30 800 302
18 189.0 163 28 550 281 31 700 311 34 900 343
at
19 208.0 179 31 400 308 34 900 343 38 400 377

20 232.3 200 35 100 344 39 000 383 42 850 421
21 261.2 225 39 450 387 43 800 430 48 250 474
rn
22 284.5 245 43 000 422 47 750 469 52 500 516

23 308.0 265 46 500 456 51 700 507 56 900 559
24 334.2 287 50 500 496 56 100 550 61 700 606
te
25 360.4 310 54 450 534 60 450 593 66 550 653

26 387.2 333 58 500 574 65 000 638 71 500 701
27 420.9 362 63 600 624 70 650 694 77 750 763
In
28 453.2 390 68 500 672 76 100 747 83 700 822

29 495.5 426 74 850 735 83 200 816 91 550 898
30 522.0 449 78 900 774 87 650 860 96 400 946
ee
31 561.0 482 84 750 832 94 200 925 103 650 1017

32 594.3 511 89 800 881 99 800 979 109 800 1078
33 634.1 545 95 800 940 106 500 1045 117 100 1149
34 677.0 582 102 350 1004 113 700 1116 125 050 1227
K
35 708.2 609 107 050 1050 118 900 1167 130 850 1284
36 756.2 650 114 300 1121 127 000 1246 139 700 1371
37 805.4 693 121 750 1194 135 250 1327 148 800 1460
ak
38 858.4 738 129 750 1273 144 150 1415 158 550 1556
39 891.5 767 134 750 1322 149 750 1469 164 700 1616
40 926.8 797 140 100 1374 155 650 1527 171 200 1680
42 1038.0 893 156 900 1540 174 350 1711 191 800 1882
M
44 1132.6 974 171 200 1680 190 250 1866 209 250 2053
46 1235.5 1063 186 750 1832 207 500 2036 228 300 2239
48 1339.2 1152 202 450 1987 224 950 2207 247 450 2428
50 1449.4 1246 219 100 2150 243 450 2388 267 800 2628
52 1558.4 1340 235 600 2312 261 750 2568 287 950 2825
54 1679.4 1444 253 850 2491 282 100 2768 310 300 3044
56 1838.5 1581 277 950 2727 308 800 3030 339 700 3333
58 1954.1 1681 295 400 2898 328 250 3221 361 050 3542
60 2057.9 1770 311 100 3053 345 700 3391 380 250 3730
58
Wire Ropes Types

DIEPA Super 3
Regular Lay
.
td
.L
Nominal Diameter Metallic Cross Weight Minimum Br eaking Load
Section 220 1960
.K
kp/mm2 N/mm2
mm mm2 kg/100m kp kN
6 14.1 13 2 350 23.1
lH
7 19.0 18 3 200 31.4
8 23.8 22 4 000 39.2
9 31.2 29 5 250 51.5

10
11
12
38.4
45.0
54.0
36
42
51
na 6 500
7 650
9 150
63.8
75.0
89.8
io
13 63.0 59 10 700 105
14 76.0 71 12 900 127
at
15 85.2 80 14 450 142

16 93.5 88 15 850 155
17 109.0 102 18 500 181
rn
18 123.5 116 20 950 206

19 133.5 125 22 650 222
te
20 151.0 142 25 650 252
22 180.0 169 30 600 300

In
24 216.5 204 36 800 361

26 258.0 243 43 850 430
28 300.5 282 51 050 501

ee
30 340.0 320 57 800 567

32 383.0 360 65 100 639
34 434.9 409 73 900 725

K
ak
M
59
Wire Ropes Types

at 1960 N/mm2
DIEPA Super 4 0.8200 at 2160 N/mm2
Regular Lay
.
td
.L
.K
6 19.9 17 2 950 28.9 3 300 32.4 3 550 34.8
lH
7 27.7 24 4 150 40.7 4 600 45.1 5 000 49.1
8 36.2 31 5 450 53.5 6 000 58.9 6 500 63.8
9 45.5 39 6 800 66.7 7 600 74.6 8 200 80.4

10 57.6 50 8 650 84.9 9 650 94.7 10 350 102
11
12
13
66.7
80.6
94.6
57
69
81
10 050
12 100
14 250
98.6
119
140
na 11 150
13 500
15 850
109
132
155
12 000
14 500
17 050
118
142
167
io
14 109.8 94 16 550 162 18 400 181 19 800 194
15 127.3 109 19 200 188 21 350 209 22 950 225

at
16 144.8 125 21 850 214 24 300 238 26 100 256

17 163.2 140 24 650 242 27 350 268 29 350 288
rn
18 185.4 159 28 000 275 31 100 305 33 400 328

19 205.9 177 31 100 305 34 550 339 37 100 364
20 225.1 194 34 000 334 37 800 371 40 550 398
te
21 255.0 219 38 550 378 42 800 420 46 000 451

22 277.5 239 41 900 411 46 550 457 50 000 491
23 300.0 258 45 300 444 50 350 494 54 050 530
In
24 326.4 281 49 300 484 54 800 538 58 850 577

25 352.8 303 53 250 522 59 250 581 63 600 624
26 384.9 331 58 150 570 64 600 634 69 400 681
ee
27 414.7 357 62 700 615 69 600 683 74 750 733

28 444.7 382 67 200 659 74 650 732 80 150 786
29 480.7 413 72 650 713 80 700 792 86 700 851
K
30 514.1 442 77 700 762 86 350 847 92 700 909

32 579.6 498 87 600 859 97 350 955 104 550 1026
34 656.5 565 99 200 973 110 250 1082 118 400 1162
ak
M
60
Wire Ropes Types
DIEPA D 1315 C Filling factor - 0.6511

Lang’s Lay
DIEPA D 1315
Regular Lay
.
Nominal diameters: 6 - 9 mm Nominal diameters: 10 - 15 mm Nominal diameters: 16 - 50 mm
td
Total number of wires: 223 Total number of wires: 292 Total number of wires: 328
Number of load-bearing Number of load-bearing Number of load-bearing
.L
wires in the outer strands: 90 wires in the outer strands: 105 wires in the outer strands: 105
.K
6 17.0 16 2 350 23.1 2 650 26.0
lH
7 24.3 22 3 350 32.9 3 750 36.8
8 32.2 30 4 450 43.7 4 950 48.6
9 40.0 37 5 600 54.9 6 200 60.8

10 51.4 47 7 200 70.6 7 950 78.0
11 63.6 59 8 850 86.8 9 900 97.1
12
13
14
75.4
87.0
100.9
69
80
93
10 550
12 200
14 150
na 103
120
139
11 700
13 550
15 700
115
133
154
io
15 114.8 106 16 100 158 17 900 176
16 130.3 120 18 250 179 20 300 199
17 147.7 136 20 700 203 23 000 226
at
18 164.9 152 23 100 227 25 700 252

19 185.3 170 26 000 255 28 850 283
20 205.2 189 28 750 282 31 950 313
rn
21 226.4 208 31 750 311 35 250 346

22 247.6 228 34 700 340 38 600 379
23 270.2 249 37 900 372 42 100 413
te
24 293.9 270 41 250 405 45 800 449

25 320.1 294 44 900 440 49 900 490
26 344.7 317 48 350 474 53 700 527
In
27 374.0 344 52 450 515 58 300 572

28 401.5 369 56 350 553 62 600 614
29 430.9 396 60 450 593 67 150 659
30 462.5 426 64 900 637 72 150 708

ee
31 492.6 453 69 100 678 76 800 753

32 525.6 484 73 750 723 81 950 804
33 556.5 512 78 100 766 86 800 852

34 591.1 544 82 950 814 92 150 904
K
35 623.6 574 87 500 858 97 250 954
36 664.0 611 93 200 914 103 550 1016

37 698.3 642 98 000 961 108 900 1068
ak
38 737.7 679 103 500 1015 115 050 1129
39 775.4 713 108 800 1067 120 900 1186

40 817.4 752 114 700 1125 127 450 1250
41 859.4 791 120 600 1183 134 000 1315
M
42 901.1 829 126 450 1240 140 550 1379

43 941.7 866 132 200 1297 146 850 1441
44 988.6 910 138 750 1361 154 200 1513
45 1032.7 950 144 950 1422 161 050 1580

46 1084.5 998 152 250 1494 169 150 1659
47 1130.9 1040 158 750 1557 176 350 1730
48 1177.6 1083 165 300 1622 183 650 1802

49 1223.2 1125 171 700 1684 190 750 1871
50 1278.8 1176 179 500 1761 199 450 1957

61
Wire Ropes Types

at 1960 N/mm2
DIEPA D 1918 Z 0.7700 at 2160 N/mm2
Regular Lay
.
td
.L
.K
12 84.5 79 11 850 116 13 150 129 14 250 140
lH
13 100.3 93 14 050 138 15 600 154 16 950 166
14 115.3 107 16 150 159 17 950 176 19 500 192
15 131.6 122 18 400 181 20 500 201 22 250 219

16 149.7 139 21 000 206 23 300 229 25 300 249
17 171.2 159 24 000 236 26 650 262 28 950 284
18
19
20
192.0
214.3
236.2
179
199
220
26 900
30 050
33 150
264
295
325
na 29 950
33 400
36 800
294
328
361
32 450
36 250
40 000
319
356
393
io
21 260.3 242 36 500 358 40 550 399 44 050 433
22 286.9 267 40 200 395 44 700 439 48 550 477
23 311.9 290 43 750 429 48 600 477 52 800 518
at
24 340.5 317 47 750 469 53 100 521 57 650 566

25 369.9 344 51 900 509 57 650 566 62 600 614
26 396.2 368 55 600 545 61 750 606 67 100 658
rn
27 429.4 399 60 250 591 66 950 657 72 700 714

28 465.6 433 65 350 641 72 600 712 78 800 774
29 494.9 460 69 450 682 77 150 757 83 800 822
te
30 531.2 494 74 550 732 82 800 813 89 950 882

31 559.7 520 78 500 771 87 250 856 94 750 930
32 597.2 555 83 800 822 93 100 913 101 100 993
In
33 635.4 591 89 150 875 99 050 972 107 600 1056

34 681.7 634 95 700 939 106 300 1043 115 450 1133
35 714.6 665 100 300 984 111 450 1094 121 000 1187
ee
36 759.1 706 106 500 1045 118 400 1161 128 550 1261
37 798.3 742 112 050 1100 124 500 1221 135 200 1327
38 851.7 792 119 550 1173 132 800 1303 144 250 1415
39 893.9 831 125 500 1231 139 400 1368 151 400 1485
K
40 934.5 869 131 150 1287 145 750 1430 158 300 1553
41 986.9 918 138 500 1359 153 900 1510 167 150 1640
42 1039.4 967 145 900 1431 162 100 1590 176 050 1727
ak
43 1096.0 1019 153 850 1509 170 900 1677 185 600 1821
44 1150.8 1070 161 500 1585 179 500 1761 194 900 1912
46 1240.4 1154 174 100 1708 193 450 1898 210 050 2061
48 1354.3 1259 190 100 1865 211 250 2072 229 350 2250
M
50 1464.3 1362 205 550 2016 228 400 2241 248 000 2433
52 1583.9 1473 222 300 2181 247 050 2424 268 300 2632
54 1712.3 1592 240 350 2358 267 100 2620 290 050 2845
56 1838.4 1710 258 100 2532 286 750 2813 311 400 3055
58 1968.9 1831 276 400 2711 307 100 3013 333 500 3272
60 2110.7 1963 296 300 2907 329 200 3229 357 500 3507
62
Wire Ropes Types

at 1960 N/mm2
DIEPA S 417 0.8200 at 2160 N/mm2
Regular Lay
.
Nominal diameters: 8 - 12 mm Nominal diameters: 13 - 15 mm Nominal diameters: 16 - 60 mm
td
Total number of wires: 246 Total number of wires: 302 Total number of wires: 310
Number of load-bearing Number of load-bearing Number of load-bearing
.L
wires in the outer strands: 152 wires in the outer strands: 152 wires in the outer strands: 152
.K
8 33.1 30 5 100 50.0 5 650 55.4 5 900 57.9
lH
9 41.8 38 6 450 63.3 7 150 70.1 7 500 73.6
10 51.6 47 7 950 78.0 8 850 86.8 9 300 91.2
11 64.5 58 9 950 97.6 11 050 108 11 600 114

12 76.5 69 11 800 116 13 150 129 13 750 135
13 88.2 80 13 600 133 15 100 148 15 900 156
14
15
16
104.8
118.3
136.7
95
107
123
16 200
18 300
21 150
159
180
207
na
18 000
20 300
23 450
177
199
230
18 900
21 300
24 600
185
209
241
io
17 152.8 138 23 650 232 26 250 258 27 550 270
18 170.1 153 26 300 258 29 200 286 30 650 301
19 192.1 173 29 700 291 33 000 324 34 600 339
at
20 210.7 190 32 550 319 36 200 355 38 000 373

21 226.6 204 35 000 343 38 950 382 40 850 401
22 259.2 234 40 100 393 44 500 437 46 700 458
rn
23 282.7 255 43 700 429 48 600 477 50 950 500

24 306.1 276 47 350 465 52 600 516 55 150 541
25 329.2 297 50 950 500 56 550 555 59 350 582
te
26 353.2 318 54 650 536 60 750 596 63 700 625

27 379.3 342 58 650 575 65 200 640 68 350 671
28 406.6 366 62 900 617 69 900 686 73 300 719
In
29 439.9 396 68 050 668 75 650 742 79 300 778

30 468.2 422 72 450 711 80 500 790 84 450 828
31 491.2 442 76 000 746 84 450 828 88 600 869
ee
32 533.2 480 82 500 809 91 650 899 96 150 943

33 552.0 497 85 400 838 94 900 931 99 500 976
34 604.5 544 93 550 918 103 950 1020 109 000 1069
35 637.5 574 98 650 968 109 650 1076 115 000 1128
K
36 685.0 617 106 000 1040 117 800 1156 123 550 1212
37 720.5 649 111 450 1093 123 900 1215 129 950 1275
38 757.3 682 117 200 1150 130 200 1277 136 600 1340
ak
39 796.8 718 123 300 1210 137 000 1344 143 700 1410
40 834.2 751 129 100 1266 143 400 1407 150 450 1476
41 871.9 785 134 900 1323 149 900 1471 157 250 1543
42 913.5 823 141 350 1387 157 100 1541 164 750 1616
M
43 953.1 858 147 500 1447 163 900 1608 171 900 1686
44 999.0 900 154 600 1517 171 800 1685 180 150 1767
45 1039.6 936 160 900 1578 178 750 1754 187 500 1839
46 1106.7 996 171 300 1680 190 300 1867 199 600 1958
47 1130.9 1018 175 050 1717 194 450 1908 203 950 2001
48 1175.9 1059 182 000 1785 202 200 1984 212 050 2080
49 1220.7 1099 188 900 1853 209 900 2059 220 200 2160
50 1268.1 1142 196 250 1925 218 050 2139 228 700 2244
63
Wire Ropes Types

DIEPA SKZ 12
Regular Lay
.
td
.L
.K
26 406.2 366 61 400 602 68 200 669 75 050 736
lH
27 438.0 394 66 150 649 73 550 722 80 900 794
28 471.1 424 71 150 698 79 100 776 87 000 853
29 505.3 455 76 350 749 84 850 832 93 350 916

30 540.7 487 81 700 801 90 800 891 99 900 980
31 577.4 520 87 250 856 96 950 951 106 650 1046
32
33
34
615.2
654.3
694.6
554
589
625
92 950
98 900
105 000
912
970
1030
na103 300
109 900
116 650
1013
1078
1144
113 650
120 850
128 350
1115
1186
1259
io
35 736.0 662 111 250 1091 123 600 1213 135 950 1334
36 778.7 701 117 700 1155 130 750 1283 143 850 1411
37 822.5 740 124 350 1220 138 150 1355 151 950 1491
at
38 867.6 781 131 150 1287 145 700 1429 160 300 1573
39 913.9 823 138 150 1355 153 500 1506 168 850 1656
40 961.3 865 145 300 1425 161 450 1584 177 600 1742
rn
42 1059.9 954 160 200 1572 178 000 1746 195 800 1921
44 1163.2 1047 175 850 1725 195 350 1916 214 950 2109
46 1271.4 1144 192 200 1885 213 550 2095 234 900 2304
te
48 1384.3 1246 209 250 2053 232 550 2281 255 750 2509
50 1502.1 1352 227 050 2227 252 300 2475 277 550 2723
52 1624.6 1462 245 600 2409 272 900 2677 300 200 2945
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56 1884.2 1696 284 850 2794 316 500 3105 348 150 3415
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WIRE ROPE CATALOGUE

Cross Lay Rope 11

(b) Rotation Resistant Rope 43

Construction of wire rope Number of strands

Fig. 1 • Wire rope appearance (example) na

8 strands Hercules type

Laying of the strands

Fig. 4 sectional view of strand in cross

Also known as equal lay, one operation lay or lin-

upper layer wires will fit perfectly into the groove of 1 x 19 1 x 24

simultaneously, so that each layer will have the

Few common strand lay methods are list as follow,

a. 6XFi (25) b. 6XWS (36) c. 6XS (19)

Basic type of parallel lay, 1+n+(n)+2n

The number of wire of the outer wire is double

Fig. 5 • 6 x Fi(25) rope

Linear Contact Lay

Semi-Seatle type Warrington Seatle type

balance between the flexibility, fatigue resis-

usually made by three or four strands. It

Mono-Rope Sinking Rope

3. Flat strand type

are stranded in an oval shape are posi- D. Compacted Strand Type

around which 6 to 10 strands are

are used the most. The flat strand is

Rope Core B. Steel Core

(b) Impacts and vibrations to the rope are

(d) The unit and mass of the rope is small.

Moreover, synthetic fiber compared to

(a) Ordinary lay (or regular lay) /

(c) Comparison of the characteristics by laying of

Table 1 • Comparison of the characteristics by laying of rope 1

Items Ordinary lay Lang’s lay

axis of the rope. axis.

resistance nature compared to the Lang's lay. easily.

Preforming Breaking Load

Table 2 • General standard of breaking load 2

Grade A (1620 N/mm2 / 165 kgf/mm2)

-- Special grade (1910N/mm2 / 195kgf/mm2)

DIN Standard 1370 N/mm2 / 140kgf/mm2)

1770 N/mm2 / 180kgf/mm2)

American Standard Traction steel

Mild plow steel (MPS)

Extra Improved Plow Steel (XIPS)

Table 3 • Standard Lubrication chart with wire rope 3

Lune Type Lube Material Appearance na Use for General Purpose

A–2 Ditto Light grease Ditto

A–3 Ditto Heavy grease Ditto

B Petrolatum 60% Dark grease slightly wet Ditto

D Ditto Very black, wet & tacky Ditto

Rope Measurement Fig. 10 • Measurement of rope diameter

Nominal diameter in mm Permissible deviation from nominal diameter in %

6 and 7 +5, -1 +7, -1

6X7+FC (JIS Standard)

Grade G Grade A Grade B Special grade

Grade G Grade A Grade B

16 1.06 100 128 { 13.1 } 138 { 14.1 } 148 {15.0} 0.932

20 1.32 157 201 { 20.5 } 216 { 22.0 } 230 {23.5} 1.46