60# Carbon Steel Wire Rope Fittings With PVC Coating For Heavy Load

Wire rope is a collection of metal strands that have been twisted and wound to form the shape of a helix to support and lift heavy loads and perform tasks that are too rigorous for standard wire. On shipping docks, rigging, and load-bearing equipment, wire rope is attached to swivels, shackles, or hooks to lift a load in a controlled, even, and efficient manner. The uses for wire rope include adding support to suspension bridges, lifting elevators, and serving as additional reinforcement for towers. The design of wire rope, with its multiple strands wrapped around a stable core, provides strength, flexibility, and ease of handling for applications that have bending stress. It is a preferred lifting device for many reasons. Its unique design consists of multiple steel wires that form individual strands laid in a helical pattern around a core. This structure provides strength, flexibility, and the ability to handle bending stresses.