Galvanized wire rope, transparent sheathed. Made from high-quality wire rope with a nominal strength of 1770 N/mm². It features lay-free and stress-free characteristics. According to EN 12385-4, lay-free and stress-free wire ropes offer the following advantages:

1. The strands of the ropes are pre-formed. Cut ropes maintain their position without the need for binding at the cut interface.
2. Since all strands are evenly stretched, the load is distributed uniformly across all individual wires in the rope.
3. The ropes have a low tendency to form kinks.
4. The unloaded wire rope is stress-free, as the wires have no pre-tension. Therefore, the ropes show little tendency to twist under load.
5. The ropes are characterized by exceptional flexibility.
6. Lay-free and stress-free ropes have a significantly increased lifespan compared to standard wire ropes.

Note: The recommended maximum load capacity is a calculated value based on the minimum breaking load (MBL) and a safety factor of 6. The level of the chosen safety factor depends on the specific application and applicable regulations. Example of maximum load capacity for a 3 mm wire rope: max. kg = MBL = 530 kN ~ 90 kg.

Construction: A wire rope consists of a number of strands, which in turn are made up of several wires. Additionally, fiber reinforcements are integrated to support the strands, reduce vibrations in the wire rope, and accommodate lubricants, e.g.: 5 x 7 + 1 -> 5 strands with 7 wires each and 1 fiber reinforcement.

Important note: The use of wire ropes must only be carried out in accordance with accident prevention regulations and the relevant EN standards.