Top Wire Rope and Wire Rope Hardware

Top Wire Rope by Elite Sales, Inc. was established in 1980 to meet a strong demand for reliable service and quality wire rope required by many industries. Since those early years, we have expanded and increased our product line to meet diversified markets around the world. Today, we are a prime supplier of material handling, lifting & wire rope products globally.

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Wire Rope	Cable	Strand	Coated Cable	Chain
Rope Hardware	Chain Hardware	Turnbuckles	Eye Bolts	Swivels
Blocks	Mirror Finish	Load Binders	Sockets	Hooks

Top Wire Rope Product Selection

Bright 6 x 37 Class Rotation Resistant 19 x 7 Class Compacted Strand - Rotation Resistant Stainless Steel 6 x 37

Galvanized 6 x 25 Construction Rotation Resistant 8 x 25 Class Stainless Steel 6 x 19 Galvanized 6 x 19 Class

Galvanized 6 x 37 Class Compacted Strand Bright 6 X 26 Construction Bright 6 x 19 Class

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If you know anything about Wire rope, then you know that it is available in several different construction varieties. In fact, the way in which Wire rope is constructed makes it relatively easy to add wire (as needed) in order to support different weights or fulfill unique purposes.

Typical Wire rope is usually made up of many metal wire strands, which are twisted together into a helix which forms a rope. Early in the history of manufacturing, wrought iron wires were used to construct the ropes but these days, steel is the main product that is used. Wire rope developed from a need for stronger alternative to steel chains. Because of it’s use of single links, steel chains had a history of failure when it came to supporting heavy loads. However, Wire ropes were able to handle much heavier loads with a lower chance of failure due to the several steel wires that are still able to handle the weight of most objects even if one strand snaps or breaks. In comparison, steel chains gave no warning of wear (like a broken strand); instead, chain links would break in an instant if overloaded. It is the Helix formation of the wire strands that helps the rope compensate for any flaws.

Unlike chains, the wear and tear on Wire rope is usually visible. Although it can be stressed or worn by fluctuations, corrosion or extreme forces, the regular inspection of Wire ropes can usually determine whether or not replacing the rope is needed. Some ways of utilizing Wire rope apply more stress than others. For example, elevators and mine hoisting are usually under constant supervision and contain safety mechanisms that ensure they do not fail entirely during operation.

Here at TWR, we don’t only research everything there is to know about the history and use of Wire rope, but we also hope to offer all of our readers every resource they need pertaining to the production, sale and use of Wire rope as well. Like we stated before, Wire rope can come in all types of different construction varieties. Whether you’re a consumer looking to find more information about where to purchase Wire rope, or a business owner that wants to find information and news about the industry TopWireRope.com is sure to have all the knowledge you’ll need to make the right decision about your Wire rope needs. Keep checking us out right here for all the latest industry news and information.