6X36WS+IWRC, high-quality hot-dip galvanized steel wire rope for hoisting and lifting

Galvanized Steel Wire Rope refers to a steel wire rope that is coated with a layer of zinc on the surface of the individual steel wires that make up the wire rope.

Main purpose (the significance of galvanizing): Provides corrosion and rust protection. The zinc layer can act as a sacrificial anode, effectively resisting the corrosion of the steel wire by environmental factors such as the atmosphere, moisture, and salt spray, thereby greatly extending the service life of the wire rope.

Features/Advantages:

(1) Strong corrosion resistance: Suitable for use in harsh environments such as humid, outdoor, and marine environments.

(2) Long service life: Due to improved corrosion resistance, its service life is usually longer than that of ordinary (ungalvanized/smooth) steel wire ropes.

(3) High strength: It has the high tensile strength and load-bearing capacity inherent in steel wire ropes.

(4) Good economic benefits: Although the initial cost may be slightly higher, it has good long-term economic benefits due to its long service life and low maintenance costs.

Structure: Similar to the structure of ordinary steel wire rope, it is made of multiple galvanized steel wires twisted into strands, which are then twisted around a rope core (such as a fiber core or steel core).

Application areas: Widely used in outdoor and industrial scenarios where corrosion resistance is required, such as:

(1) Ships and ports: as cables and slings.

(2) Marine engineering: such as offshore platforms and fisheries.

(3) Buildings and bridges: as cables and load-bearing.

(4) Lifting and hoisting equipment: such as cranes and hoists.

(5) Mines, cableways, etc.

In short, galvanized steel wire rope is the "rust-proof version" of the steel wire rope family, especially suitable for tensile and load-bearing tasks in humid and corrosive environments.