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Steel Wire Rope Sling And Fittings

Ferrule Spliced Single Part Slings

What is a Single Part Sling ? Slings as per IS:5245 Type of Single Part Sling Slings As Per AS:1666 Part 1 of 1995 Method Showing Large Diameters Slings Slings Loading Angles Typical Slinging & Lifting Method

Hand Spliced Double Part Slings

Hand Spliced Slings Double Part Grommet & Endless Slings Multi Stranded Cable Laid Slings illustration Showing How Hand Spliced Slings Are Made

Ferrule Spliced Multiple Leg Slings

Multiple Leg Slings as per IS:5245 Multiple Leg Slings as per BS:1290/1983 Different types of Multiple Leg Slings Container Lifting Slings

Fittings Use With Wire Rope Slings

Master Links Used in Multiple leg Slings Thimbles ELTECH Forged Clips/Grips Wire Rope Clamps Ordinary Close Sockets Open Sockets Pear Socket & Quick Release link Wedge Sockets

Hooks for Slings

ELTECH Eye Hooks Eye Hooks Safety Latch Swivel Hooks Positive Locking Hooks Forged Swivels

Turn Buckles

ELTECH Forged Turn Buckles Semi Forged Turn Buckles Bottle Screws

Webbing / Round Slings

Webbing Slings Heavy Webbing Slings Inspection of Synthetic Webbing Slings Round Slings Web Sling Connector Quick Tensioner Lashing System

Synthetic Ropes

3 Strand PP Ropes 8 Strand Special Purpose Ropes 8 Strand Special Synthetic Ropes 8 Strand Special Synthetic Ropes Tonsberg Mooring Links & Mandal Fairlead Shackles

Steel Wire Rope

What is Wire Rope ? Wire Rope 6x19 Const. for Slings Wire Ropes for Drill Line 6x19 Seale Const Elevators Ropes Wire Rope 6x25 Const. for Cranes, Hoists Wire Rope 8x25 Const. Wire Rope 6x37 Const. for Slings, Hoist Wire Rope for Shipping Purpose 6x24 Const. Steel Wire Rope 6x36 Const. for Slings, Cranes, Winches Wire Rope 8x36 SW And 8x37 SF Const. Wire Rope Non-Rotating Type 4x39 Const. Wire Rope Non-Rotating Type 18x7 & 17x7 Const. Wire Rope Non-Rotating Type 34x7 & 36x7 Const. Special Purpose Crane/Offshore Ropes Special Purpose Crane/Drill Line Ropes Stainless Steel & PVC Coated Aircraft Cable Alternate Lay Wire Ropes Replace Wire Ropes Based on Number of Broken Wires

Chain Slings

Link Chains Custom Design Chain Slings Uniform Load Method Chain Sling Assembly ELTECH Chain Locks And Assemblies ELTECH Special Design Saftey Slings Thiele GR-80 Chains Slings Thiele German GR-100 Chains Slings

Anchors & Cable Chains

Anchor Cable Chains

Steel Stud Link Chain & Fitting Steel Stud Link Chain & Fitting Proof & Breaking Loads of Studlink Anchor Chain Cable Approx. Weight of Anchor Chains & Attachments Procedure Testing and Certification of Cable Chain

Achors

Types of Anchors Anchor Loads & Weight Hall Type Stockless Bower Anchor AC-14 Type (High Holding Power) Danforth Anchor Spek Type Anchor

Drop Forged Plate Lifting Clamps

Vertical Lifting Clamp (Handle Type) Vertical Lifting Clamp (Lever Type) Vertical Lifting Clamp (Lock Lever Type) Vertical Lifting Clamp (Lock Handle Type) Structure Clamp Lateral Lifting Clamp H-Shaped Steel Lifting Clamp Turnover Lifting Clamp Screw Cam Clamp (Double Eyes Type) Beam Clamp Super Foot Lock Drum Lift Clamp Horizontal Lateral Lifting Clamp Lifting Hook Pipe Lifting Clamps I-BEAM Clamp Ordinary Vertical & Horizontal Plate Lifting Clamps

Shackles

ELTECH Blue Pin Bow Shackles ELTECH Blue Pin Dee Shackles ELTECH Red Pin Bolt Shackles General Information on ELTECH Products ELTECH Value Added Loading Factors What it takes be ELTECH Quality Correct & Incorrect Applications IS-Design �Dee� & �Bow� Shackles High Load Steel 'D' Shackles GR-80 High Load Steel 'Bow' Shackles GR-80 Other Varieties of Shackles LE BEON Super Shackles LE BEON Anchor Shackles LE BEON Forged Saved Shackles LE BEON Chain Shackles

Wire Rope Pulley Blocks

Ships Cargo Hoisting Blocks Cargo Block Head-Fittings Resultant Loads Bifurcation Rope Sheaves Sheaves & Effects on Wire Ropes Heavy Duty Crane Hook Blocks Inspection & Maintenance Instruction High Load Light Weight Snatch Blocks Standard Design Snatch Blocks Lead Blocks Wire Rope Pulley Blocks (Single Sheave Pulley Block) Wire Rope Pulley Block (Double Sheave Pulley Block) Wire Rope Pulley Block (Tribal Sheave Pulley Block) SWL 40 Tons. To 200 Tons. Malleable from Fiber Rope Blocks Fiber Rope Blocks

Chain Wire Hoists

Ultra Low Headroom Compact Design Chain Hoist Supper-8 Chain Hoist Hand Operated Travelling Trolley ELHOIST Link Chain Ratchet Lever Hoists Supper � EC Electric Chain Hoist / Supper �W Rope Electric Hoist Super-W Wire Rope Electric Hoist Tirfor Original Pulling & Lifting Machine

Winches

Hand Operated Double Purchase Crab Winch Hand Operated Treble Purchase Crab Winch Electric Winch

Crane Hooks & Eye Bolts

Special Purpose Close Bearing (Shell Type) Swivel Dynamiter / Load Cells Machined Crane Hooks with Shank & Nuts Ram shorn Hooks for Cranes Eye Bolts Swivelling Eye Bolts

Jacks

Hydraulic Hand Operated Equipments Hydraulic Operator Equipments Hydraulic Floor Crane & Stackers Ratchet Type Screw Jacks Screw Bottle Type Mechanical & Ratchet Jacks Hydraulic Jacks-Standard Series Hydraulic jacks-Standard Series Single Acting Remote Control Hydraulic Jacks

For Mooring, Heavy Derrick, Hoist Ropes, Towing, Oil Well Drilling & General Engineering Purposes.

6x26 (10/5 & 5/5/1)
(CF) or (CWR)
9 to 40mm

6x36 (14/7 & 7/7/1)
(CF) or (CWR)
13 to 56mm

6x41 (16/8 & 8/8/1)
(CF) or (CWR)
16 to 60mm

6x49 (16/8 & 8/8/1)
(CF) or (CWR)
48 to 92mm

BREAKING LOAD AND MASS FOR THE FOLLOWING CONSTRUCTION.

Nominal Diameter	Approximate Mass Weight		Minimum Breaking Force Corresponding to Rope Grade of
	Approximate Mass Weight		1570 N/mm²		1770 N/mm²		1960 N/mm²
	Fiber core	Steel core	Fiber core	Steel core	Fiber core	Steel core	Fiber core	Steel core
	(CF)	(CWR)	(CF)	(CWR)	(CF)	(CWR)	(CF)	(CWR)
(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
mm	kg/100 m		kN	kN	kN	kN	kN	kN
9	30.8	33.9	42	45	47	51	52	57
10	38.0	41.8	52	56	58	63	65	70
11	46.0	50.8	63	68	71	76	78	85
12	54.7	60.2	75	81	84	92	93	100
13	64.3	70.7	88	97	99	106	109	118
14	74.5	82.0	102	112	114	124	127	137
16	97.3	107	133	143	149	161	166	178
18	123	135	168	181	189	204	210	226
19	137	151	187	202	211	228	233	252
20	152	167	207	224	234	252	259	279
22	184	202	251	271	283	305	313	338
24	219	241	298	322	336	363	372	402
26	257	283	350	378	395	426	437	472
28	298	328	406	439	458	494	507	547
32	389	428	530	573	598	646	662	715
36	493	542	671	725	757	817	840	905
40	608	669	829	895	934	1009	1035	1117
44	736	810	1003	1083	1131	1221	1252	1352
48	876	964	1193	1289	1345	1453	1490	1609
52	1028	1131	1401	1513	1579	1705	1748	1888
56	1192	1311	1624	1754	1831	1978	2028	2190
60	1369	1506	1865	2014	2102	2270	2238	2514
64	1557	1713	2122	2291	2392	2583	2648	2860
68	1758	1934	2395	2587	2700	2916	2990	3229
72	1971	2168	2685	2900	3027	3269	3352	3620
76	2196	2416	2992	3231	3373	3643	3755	4034
80	2433	2676	3315	3580	3737	4036	4138	4469
84	2683	2951	3655	3947	4120	4450	4562	4928
88	2944	3239	4011	4332	4522	4884	5007	5408
92	3218	3540	334	4735	4942	5338	5473	5910

Note: To calculate the aggregate breaking force, multiply the figures given in col 4, 6 and 8 by 1.212 and in col 5, 7 and 9 by 1.302.

"We have a wide variety of diameters and constructions."