april 2012 wire rope exchange

MARCH - APRIL 2012

UPDATE ON SOUTHERN WEAVING: FIBER PIONEERS

INTERNATIONAL SALES MAGAZINE

THE AMAZING STRIDES OF PEERLESS CHAIN

ENGINEERING THE “IMPOSSIBLE,”RETROSPECTIVE OF T.Y. LIN’S WORK

8 1/2” Trim

8 3/4” Bleed

11”Trim

11.25”Bleed

USEUSE THISTHIS PAGE WHEN SENDING ADTO PRINTER

This file uses 1 TIFF File for all the images present,except for the LANDMANN logo. This helps to assurethat the background of the page and images match up(so there are no boxes around product images of adifferent mix of black, as seen in the first printing of thisAd in Wire Rope Exchange), and the gradients aren’t‘uglified’ if put through Adobe Acrobat/Distiller.IFchanges are needed to the background image, seeinstructions on page 2 of this document.

WHAT Does Landmann Wire RopeProducts, Inc. Provide For You?


• Customized and Professional

Client Service

• Widest range of quality

products in the industry

• Largest stocking distributor

on the West Coast

• Overseas sourcing through

our International partnerships

• Fulfilling the needs of

companies big & small alike

• With over 60 years of

combined experience, and

150 years of solid history

from our parent company,

Grebruder Thiele, Landmann

is the source for your wire

rope and rigging equipment.

Pacific Northwest4301B Industry Dr. EastFife, WA 98424Phone: 877-926-3500Fax: 253-926-2510

Northern California6500 Goodyear Rd.Benicia, CA 94510Phone: 800-331-0794Fax: 707-748-1701

Southern California6415 Bandini Blvd.Commerce, CA 90040Phone: 800-344-6751Fax 323-720-1156

w w w . l a n d m a n n w i r e . c o m

Midwest3551 Country Road FTekamah, NE 68061Phone: 800-331-0794Fax: 707-748-1701

New Orleans4741 River RoadJefferson, LA 70121Phone: 504-736-9477Fax: 504-736-9316

ATTN: Rick ColvinPH: 707.748.1700 FAX: [email protected]

Please fax back approval

� Approved

Client Signature

� Please make noted changesand fax back for my approval

4736LDMad03r12WRXPub: Wire Rope Exchange

2804 Foster AveNashville, TN 372101-800-643-5189Erik Von Colln (Printer)[email protected]

Client: Rick ColvinLandmann Wire Rope Products6500 Goodyear Rd.Benicia, CA 94510800-331-0794/ph707-748-1701/fax

Design: Garson Design Services239 Concord AvenueFairfield, CA 94533707 428-1743/phone707 428-3652/[email protected]

Issue(s): Feb?-Mar? 2012Deadl: 01/16/12 - Mon

Time: 01/13/12 - 3:00amFile: 4736LDMad03WRXRun File: 4736LDMad03r12_011312.pdf

Full page - Wire Rope Exchange WRX Trim: 8-1/8” (8.125) x 10-7/8” (10.875) Bleed: 8-3/8 (8.375)” x 11-1/4” (11.25) Colors: CyanMagentaYellowBlackSEND:Program: Hi-res PDFFonts: Included

� OPTION 1.1

Little Rock, AR3000 West 65th Street

800 . 749 . 3690

Muscle Shoals, AL2822 Second Street

256 . 383 . 3212

Pascagoula, MS5615 Telephone Road

228 . 712 . 2933

Memphis, TN - Head Office950 Stage Road 800 . 395 . 5438

Cable Service

Four Yarbrough locations to serve your rigging needs…

Your Full Service Rigging Supplier

www.yarcable.com

You know us for our large, load tested below-the-hook wire rope rigging. Now get to know Yarbrough as your full-service rigging supplier.

Yarbrough can fabricate synthetic rigging to meet the requirements of any project. Need high-capacity synthetic rigging? Yarbrough is an authorized Slingmax® dealer and can fabricate Twin-Path® slings up to 500,000 lb. capacity.

Yarbrough is your source for quality wire rope blocks, sheaves,

rollers, or fairleads from McKissick, Lebus, Young, Gunnebo Johnson, and Skookum.

Need chain? We mechanically assemble and load test chain assemblies of all types, including lifting chains, tie-down chains, and more.

From small aircraft cable assemblies to the largest multi-part wire rope slings, our wire rope technicians have the knowledge and experience to fabricate wire rope rigging for any application, large or small.

8 1/2” Trim

8 3/4” Bleed

11”Trim

11.25”Bleed

USEUSE THISTHIS PAGE WHEN SENDING ADTO PRINTER

This file uses 1 TIFF File for all the images present,except for the LANDMANN logo. This helps to assurethat the background of the page and images match up(so there are no boxes around product images of adifferent mix of black, as seen in the first printing of thisAd in Wire Rope Exchange), and the gradients aren’t‘uglified’ if put through Adobe Acrobat/Distiller.IFchanges are needed to the background image, seeinstructions on page 2 of this document.



• Customized and Professional

Client Service

• Widest range of quality

products in the industry

• Largest stocking distributor

on the West Coast

• Overseas sourcing through

our International partnerships

• Fulfilling the needs of

companies big & small alike

• With over 60 years of

combined experience, and

150 years of solid history

from our parent company,

Grebruder Thiele, Landmann

is the source for your wire

rope and rigging equipment.

Pacific Northwest4301B Industry Dr. EastFife, WA 98424Phone: 877-926-3500Fax: 253-926-2510

Northern California6500 Goodyear Rd.Benicia, CA 94510Phone: 800-331-0794Fax: 707-748-1701

Southern California6415 Bandini Blvd.Commerce, CA 90040Phone: 800-344-6751Fax 323-720-1156

w w w . l a n d m a n n w i r e . c o m

Midwest3551 Country Road FTekamah, NE 68061Phone: 800-331-0794Fax: 707-748-1701

New Orleans4741 River RoadJefferson, LA 70121Phone: 504-736-9477Fax: 504-736-9316

ATTN: Rick ColvinPH: 707.748.1700 FAX: [email protected]

Please fax back approval

� Approved

Client Signature

� Please make noted changesand fax back for my approval

4736LDMad03r12WRXPub: Wire Rope Exchange

2804 Foster AveNashville, TN 372101-800-643-5189Erik Von Colln (Printer)[email protected]

Client: Rick ColvinLandmann Wire Rope Products6500 Goodyear Rd.Benicia, CA 94510800-331-0794/ph707-748-1701/fax

Design: Garson Design Services239 Concord AvenueFairfield, CA 94533707 428-1743/phone707 428-3652/[email protected]

Issue(s): Feb?-Mar? 2012Deadl: 01/16/12 - Mon

Time: 01/13/12 - 3:00amFile: 4736LDMad03WRXRun File: 4736LDMad03r12_011312.pdf

Full page - Wire Rope Exchange WRX Trim: 8-1/8” (8.125) x 10-7/8” (10.875) Bleed: 8-3/8 (8.375)” x 11-1/4” (11.25) Colors: CyanMagentaYellowBlackSEND:Program: Hi-res PDFFonts: Included

� OPTION 1.1

2 MARCH-APRIL 2012 WIRE ROPE EXCHANGE

[EDITOR’S NOTE]

As I write this note and fi nal touches are concluding on this issue, the fi rst day of spring is here. Most of the United States has experienced an unusually warm winter; it has felt like spring if not even closer to summer in some places for quite some time now. While many businesses are heating up faster than usual this time of year, some are taking to spring with reinvention of time-tested practices.

In this issue of the Exchange, we highlight people and businesses that dream big and dare the impossible. We meet individuals who take good ideas, make them better, and, ultimately, represent those who are building the visionary roads to advance our businesses forward.

We start with a business that can trace their history to biblical times. Th e use of chain has been part of Man’s history since almost the beginning. Th e earliest known metal chain was made around 225 BC. Th is combination of a series of rings and links was connected to a bucket in order to draw water from a well. Even Leonardo da Vinci was interested in the properties of chain. Da Vinci left behind many drawings depicting the process of making steel chain.

In this issue of the Wire Rope Exchange, we feature Peerless Industrial Group. Needless to say, they don’t believe the value and viability of chain is going away anytime soon. Th eir business holds a strong foundation in their base product of manufacturing chain; however recently, their regional footprint is making a global splash. Th rough multiple acquisitions and expansion of their core base, this company is one to watch.

We also remember T.Y. Lin, one of the greatest structural engineers of his time who fathomed incredible projects and progressed our constructing approaches. We provide a retrospective look back at his past projects and how they’re still shaping our future today.

We also get an update on how Southern Weaving continues to evolve in the fi bers and synthetics markets. Featuring their dynamic capability to apply new materials to age-old processes, we see how this company’s previous years’ investments are already paying dividends today – and how fi bers are going where they’ve never been before.

You don’t have to reinvent the wheel to move forward. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t build a better wheel to get you there faster!

Enjoy the issue and stay in touch to let us know the latest with your business!

Melissa Hood, Editor | Wire Rope ExchangeP.O. Box 159323, Nashville, TN, 37215Email: [email protected]

Upcoming EventsSC&RA Annual MeetingApril 17 -21Austin, TXwww.scranet.org

NASCC / The Steel ConferenceApril 18 – 20Grapevine, TXwww.aisc.org

AWRF Spring MeetingApril 22-25, 2012Atlanta, GAwww.awrf.org

OTC 2012April 30 – May 3, 2012Houston, TXwww.otcnet.org

ACRP Annual MeetingMay 6 – 11, 2012Cleveland, OHwww.acrp.net

Cordage Institute Annual ConferenceMay 9 – 11, 2012Palm Beach Gardens, FLwww.ropecord.com

CRC / ICHCMay 23 – 24New Orleans, LAwww.craneandriggingconference.com

International Cranes & Transport, Latin AmericaMay 28thSao Paulo, Brazilwww.khl.com/ctla

CONEXPO – CON/AGG May 29 – June 2Russiawww.conexpoconagg.com

Windpower ExpoJune 3 – 6Atlanta, GAwww.windpowerexpo.org

WSTDAJune 5-7, 2012Lake Louise, Alberta, Canadawww.wstda.com

CHECK IT OUT: www.wireropeexchange.comCHECK IT OUT:CHECK IT OUT:

Time Tested and Work ProvenCrosby’s industry leading brands are time tested and work proven. The result is reliable products of uncompromising quality that performs to the highest standards throughout the world. Crosby is a market leader because of our unrelenting drive for excellence. For more than 120 years, a strong commitment to quality has been evident in every aspect of our business.

Customer Service - More than available product…It’s meeting customer needs, product knowledge

Complete Product Line - Most complete in the industry, off-the-shelf or custom design

Research & Development - Innovative products and services, with many industry ‘firsts’

Risk Management - “Industry first” comprehensive product application instructions, world class training

Manufacturing - Quality process – purchases through production and testing

Engineering - State-of-the-art product design systems, and fully equipped metallurgy lab

With a complete line of “off-the-shelf” blocks, sheaves and fittings designed to be used with wire rope, chain or synthetic slings, and the ability to custom design products for any lifting application, no lift is too big. We are The Heavy Lift Specialist!

www.thecrosbygroup.com

Chicago Philadelphia

Olive Branch

Houston

Kansas CityLos Angeles

Seattle(Coming Soon)

Tampa

Southern Wire and Muncy Industries Industry leaders working together to better serve you

PROU

DLYSERVING OUR CUSTOMERS

YEARSSINCE 1972

SOUTHERN WIRE

Upson-Walton Swage SocketsMuncy Spelter Sockets Flemish Eye Carbon Steel Sleeves

A DIVISION OF

Call Southern Wire today to add Muncy products to your order! 800-238-0333

800-238-0333 www.southernwire.com

RIGHT PRODUCT • RIGHT PLACE • RIGHT TIME™

[CONTENTS]

22 76

28

Peerless Chain: Remaining focused on an age old product

Southern Weaving not only makes a global footprint but also takes fi ber out of this world.

Bridging the Strait of Gibraltar – an inconceivable idea that showcased the capability of T.Y. Lin to redefi ne what’s possible

WIRE ROPE EXCHANGE MARCH-APRIL 2012 5

WIREROPEEXCHANGE.COM | 800.643.5189

MARCH/APRIL 2012VOLUME 27 | ISSUE 2

33 | What’s NewTalurit launches a revolutionary fold back ferrule, Harrington-Hoists unveil their new ED Infi nity single phase electric chain hoists and Elite Sales amp up their equipment line with a new 30 Ton Reeling Machine.

39 | WRE CatalogView the latest product off erings and updated listings.

[WRE CATALOG GUIDE]

MARCH/APRIL 2012VOLUME 27 | ISSUE 2

22 | THE AMAZING STRIDES OF PEERLESS CHAINOver the past 8 years Peerless Industrial Group has grown rapidly, in large part due to their strategic thought and implementation to develop their core business and better service their customer base. Every step has been made thoroughly and, while they stay close to their foundation, they’re also plunging into international waters.

[FEATURES]

2 | EDITOR’S NOTE

7 | INDUSTRY NEWS

21 | WRE | SPOTLIGHT

74 | WRE UPDATE | INTERNATIONAL

76 | WRE UPDATE | BUSINESS

79 | ADVERTISER’S INDEX

80 | RIGGER’S CORNER

ON THE COVER, “TOO HOT TO HANDLE,” we get a look into the manufacturing process of chain. Here we see a continuous chain going through an Induction Heat Treat Tower at the Peerless Industrial Group plant in Winona, MN. The Cherry Red link exiting the induction tube is at approximately 1700 degrees Fahrenheit. Peerless Industrial Group, established in 1917, is the largest manufacturer and distributor of industrial and consumer chain and traction products in North America with a reputation for excellence in product quality and service.

[IN THIS ISSUE]

ON THE COVER, “TOO HOT TO HANDLE,” we get

28 | ENGINEERING THE “IMPOSSIBLE,” RETROSPECTIVE OF T.Y. LIN’S WORK

Tung-Yin Lin (T.Y. Lin) was a visionary whose pioneering work in prestressed concrete had a profound infl uence on modern structural design. We take a look at some of his most advanced engineering propositions and how his work continues to inspire years after his death.

Chicago Philadelphia

Olive Branch

Houston

Kansas CityLos Angeles

Seattle(Coming Soon)

Tampa

Southern Wire and Muncy Industries Industry leaders working together to better serve you

PROU

DLYSERVING OUR CUSTOMERS

YEARSSINCE 1972

SOUTHERN WIRE

Upson-Walton Swage SocketsMuncy Spelter Sockets Flemish Eye Carbon Steel Sleeves

A DIVISION OF

Call Southern Wire today to add Muncy products to your order! 800-238-0333

800-238-0333 www.southernwire.com

RIGHT PRODUCT • RIGHT PLACE • RIGHT TIME™

HHHAttendees can choose from two educational tracts.201220122012Hampton Inn and Suites

New Orleans Convention Center

CRC sessions are for mobile and tower crane users working in construction.

CRC/ ICHC Has Gone Mobile!You’ll be able to plan your day with a personalized schedule, browse exhibi-tors and view conference info on your mobile device – CoMpletely fRee.

Download guidebook on the Apple App Store or Android Marketplace or simply visit guidebook.com/getit. Blackberry users can access the same information via the mobile site at m.guidebook.com.plus breakout sessions on:

• Documenting crane inspections• Understanding OSHA 1910.179• Hurricane preparedness for tower cranes For more information or to register:

www.craneandriggingconference.com

• Lift plans• Critical lifts• Preparing for OSHA inspections And more...

Hotel ReseRvAtIons can be made by calling 866-311-1200.Mention Group Code “CRC” to get the special conference rate of $139.

For details on sponsorship and exhibiting please contact:

Mark Bridger,[email protected]

Presented by

Event Partners

ICHC sessions are for overhead crane users working inside plants and heavy industry.

Lift plans

Joint sessions:– the Current economic Climate’s Implications for the Construction and Industrial Crane Markets Hal Vandiver, president of Vandiver & Associates Inc.

– How studies of Crane Accidents and trends lead to a safer Work environment Jim Wiethorn, principal engineer and chairman, Haag Engineering – panel Discussion: Workforce Development - Recruiting, training, and Retaining Quality Crane and Rigging personnel

– primal safety–A gut-level approach using emotional intelligence to enhance your safety program Brent Darnell, best-selling author and EI expert


[INDUSTRY NEWS]

The Crosby Group Announces Leadership Changes, Postelwait RetiresThe Tulsa, Oklahoma, based Crosby Group, a global leader in accessories for lifting and material handling applications, has

announced that Larry Postelwait is retiring after more than 40 years with the company. He has led the organization for the past 25 years as its President and CEO, and in that time has established the company

as the standard for innovation, quality, and performance across the many industries that it serves.

Jason Struthers has been named as his replacement effective immediately, but Mr. Postelwait will be staying on board for a period to ensure a smooth transition.

Mr. Struthers brings almost 20 years of global industrial manufacturing experience to The Crosby Group. His background includes sales, marketing and operational leadership roles at Parker Hannifin, IDEX Corporation, and

most recently KOHLER Co., where he was the President of Kohler Power Systems.

Mr. Struthers earned a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as well as a Master of Business Administration degree from Ashland University. He currently resides in Manitowoc, WI, but will be relocating his family to Tulsa, OK.

“Jason has spent his entire career working within diversified industrial companies that highly value their distribution networks,” said Mr. Postelwait, outgoing President and CEO. “His hands-on experience in developing long-term relationships with distributors, which is one of Crosby Group’s most important attributes and founding principles, will serve the company well for years to come.”

With multiple facilities in North America and abroad, the Crosby Group manufactures premium accessories used in lifting and material handling applications for a wide range of industries ranging from oil and gas exploration to construction. The company, known for its uncompromising quality, premier customer service, and ‘world-class’

training programs, offers a broad range of products suitable for the most demanding of operating conditions. Products include wire rope clips, hooks, shackles, lifting clamps, hoist rings, overhaul balls, snatch blocks, crane blocks and sheaves.

Cuccinello Promoted to President of BilcoBarry I. Lemberg, CEO of “The Bilco Group of Companies” proudly announces the promotion of Michael A. Cuccinello,

Senior V.P., to President of Bilco Wire Rope & Supply Corp, Doran Sling & Assembly Corp, and The Shaw Belting Company.

In 1984 Mike Cuccinello became Bilco’s second employee and first

outside sales representative. Following Bilco’s acquisition of Shaw in 1995, Mike assumed the role as President of the company and set out to introduce Shaw’s unique product line to Bilco’s growing customer base. Since Shaw was initially based out of Middletown, CT, Cuccinello would travel between NJ and CT twice a month to monitor operations until 2000 when the Shaw division was relocated to NJ. Cuccinello juggled his responsibilities as President of Shaw and outside sales representative for Bilco and Doran until eight years ago. In 2004, he joined Bilco’s management team where he directed operations, marketing and the sales divisions.

Cuccinello has just been elected to a 3 year position on the board of directors for The Association of Wire Rope Fabricators. He and his wife Betsy have two grown children and are season ticket holders of the NY Giants!

The Bilco Group is proud to promote Mike Cuccinello to President of Bilco Wire Rope Supply Corp., Doran Sling & Assembly Corp., and the Shaw Belting Company.

Harrington Hoists Announce Restructure of Executive Team; Industrial Hoist South American Markets Flourish with Harrington Hoists

Harrington Hoists Inc., in order to more effectively serve their customers in the U.S. and around the world, is pleased to announce two changes to its executive staff. Scott Miller has been promoted

from Vice President of Operations of Harrington Hoists, Inc. to the position of Managing Director of their KITO Europe Operations. Carlo Lonardi has been promoted from Vice President of Sales and Marketing to Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Harrington Hoists, Inc., effective immediately. Both positions place key executives in leadership positions to help Harrington Hoists, Inc. and the KITO Corporation continue to improve their service level to their customers.

Miller began his career with Harrington Hoists, in 1986 as a sales representative. He later took over and defined the position of Product Sales Manager in 1998 and finally, in 2003, assumed the senior leadership position as Vice President of Operations. As a well recognized professional in the overhead lifting business, Scott also held the position as President of the Hoist Manufacturer’s Institute (HMI) an important technical and marketing group for the industry. Miller holds a degree from Shippensburg University. As Managing Director of KITO Europe, Miller will be responsible for creating a customer centric, high quality business.

Lonardi began his career with Harrington Hoists, Inc. as the Eastern Division Sales Manager in 1997 and was promoted to VP of Sales & Marketing in 2007. Carlo holds a B.S. degree in Business Management from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. His energy and passion have been instrumental in the continued growth of the company and his dedication to serving their customers is well regarded throughout the industry. As Chief Operating Officer of Harrington Hoists, Inc., Carlo will be responsible for increasing overall customer satisfaction as well as optimizing business performance.

With Lonardi in place at Harrington Hoists, Inc. , Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Harrington Hoists, Inc. and President of Kito Americas, Inc. Edward (Ned) Hunter will increase his focus on adding the infrastructure necessary to serve their customers in North and South America.

Harrington’s Executive restructuring comes on the heels of their announcement of their one year anniversary of Harrington’s expansion into the industrial hoist South American Market.

Industrial hoist sales growth has been brisk in the ever-expanding South American market place for the new Kito Americas division of Harrington Hoists, Inc.(based

HAttendees can choose from two educational tracts.2012Hampton Inn and Suites

New Orleans Convention Center

CRC sessions are for mobile and tower crane users working in construction.

CRC/ ICHC Has Gone Mobile!You’ll be able to plan your day with a personalized schedule, browse exhibi-tors and view conference info on your mobile device – CoMpletely fRee.

Download guidebook on the Apple App Store or Android Marketplace or simply visit guidebook.com/getit. Blackberry users can access the same information via the mobile site at m.guidebook.com.plus breakout sessions on:

• Documenting crane inspections• Understanding OSHA 1910.179• Hurricane preparedness for tower cranes For more information or to register:

www.craneandriggingconference.com

• Lift plans• Critical lifts• Preparing for OSHA inspections And more...

Hotel ReseRvAtIons can be made by calling 866-311-1200.Mention Group Code “CRC” to get the special conference rate of $139.

For details on sponsorship and exhibiting please contact:

Mark Bridger,[email protected]

Presented by

Event Partners

ICHC sessions are for overhead crane users working inside plants and heavy industry.

Joint sessions:– the Current economic Climate’s Implications for the Construction and Industrial Crane Markets Hal Vandiver, president of Vandiver & Associates Inc.

– How studies of Crane Accidents and trends lead to a safer Work environment Jim Wiethorn, principal engineer and chairman, Haag Engineering – panel Discussion: Workforce Development - Recruiting, training, and Retaining Quality Crane and Rigging personnel

– primal safety–A gut-level approach using emotional intelligence to enhance your safety program Brent Darnell, best-selling author and EI expert


[INDUSTRY NEWS]

in Manheim, Pa.). The division which began last year for Harrington has been described as exceeding expectations, according to Carlo Lonardi.

The new logistics structure allows hoist products to be shipped to South America from Manheim, Pa. rather than from Kito Corporation, Japan, which saves a great deal of time and money for South American customers.

“This has been an exciting year for Harrington,” exclaimed Carlo Lonardi. “South American industry has benefitted tremendously, being able to have a full cadre of support from the world’s leader in lifting solutions. We are able to service our dealers in the region with our full line of product support including engineering, training, and even a Spanish-speaking team here in Pennsylvania. Our new trading partners are receiving the benefits of Harrington’s strong sense of pride, which comes from 145 years of manufacturing excellence.”

In a recent interview on WVSN Radio, Jim Small, International Sales Manager for Harrington Hoists, Inc. DBA Kito Americas, Inc., was enthusiastic about the year’s progress.

“The South American economy is really on the move with lots of infrastructure growth due to harvesting raw materials and mining; with that kind of heavy industrial process activity there’s lots of building that demand hoist-lifting solutions. We have made some great relationships this past year with our dealers in South America. Great business relationships are a lot easier when you bring new things to the table.

“With the new Kito Americas we are able to ‘quick fill’ dealers’ stock by immediately supplying even one or two hoists if needed. The other great benefit is immediate communication due to being in the same hemisphere. Our mission was to penetrate South America country by country, and we have done just that. We are proud to announce the addition of Chile starting April 1, 2012.”

Rubenstahl Named General Manager of Jergens Tooling Components Division

Jergens, Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Bob Rubenstahl as General Manager for its Tooling Components

Division. Mr. Rubenstahl has been with Jergens, Inc. for 2 years, previously serving

as Manager of the Workholding Solutions Group. As General Manager, he will be responsible for the general management of the entire division, which is comprised of the Workholding Solutions Group, Specialty Fasteners Group, and Lifting Solutions Group. Mr. Rubenstahl will report to Jack Schron Jr., President of Jergens, Inc.

Mr. Rubenstahl holds a B.S. in General Administration from Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio. Prior to joining Jergens, Mr. Rubenstahl had various senior management positions for Kennametal, served as CEO of LMT-Fette, and CEO of Command Tooling Systems. With over 25 years of experience in both international and domestic manufacturing and distribution environments, Mr. Rubenstahl is ideally suited for his new role.

Founded in 1942 to help American manufacturers operate more quickly and efficiently, Jergens, Inc.’s Tooling Component Division is comprised of 3 distinct business units: Workholding Solutions, Lifting and Specialty Fasteners. Jergens, Inc. is committed to helping its customers achieve leaner, more profitable manufacturing, and continues to add products and engineered solutions for an integrated approach to “Manufacturing Efficiency.”

Filtec Precise Welcomes New Team Member and Promotes AnotherFiltec Precise welcomes Shawn Davé as their new Quality Manager and ISO 9001 Representative. Shawn Davé joined the Tabor City North Carolina Team in December of 2011 and will be continuing and cultivating the Quality First Policy of Filtec Precise.

Davé comes to Filtec Precise with over 16 years of proven Success as a Sales and Management Professional. With many of those years in Textiles, Davé understands the

needs and requirements for the contract/industrial markets.

Filtec Precise is also very excited to announce Christine Gore as their Technical Manager. With Filtec Precise’s Growth over the past years and Davé’s addition to the company , Gore will be able focus strictly on Product Development, Plant Scheduling, and Client Focus.

Filtec Precise, based in Tabor City North Carolina, is one of the Largest Yarn Converters in the USA. Filtec Precise

specializes filament yarns with a denier range from 220-132,000! Filtec Precise is an experienced converter in military, geotextiles, and is best known in the Industry for their EHP Core Yarns for High Performance Roundslings. With Standard Stocked items to Custom Products in any type of fiber, Filtec Precise can quickly deliver your individual product needs. Follow us on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/filtec

LEEA Elects Phil White As New Chair and PresidentPhil White, joint managing director of Servtech, has been elected chair of the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA). He replaces Chris Towne, who has completed his two year tenure in the post.

Welcoming his new role, Phil White said: “I am extremely keen that the LEEA becomes a truly global entity and continues to develop and extend its portfolio of practical training courses. With Geoff Holden as chief executive we have already made good progress towards these objectives and it is

important that the board continues to support him.” He added: “We also need to do more to educate end users about the importance of using genuinely competent staff for the

test, examination and maintenance of lifting equipment, and promote the fact that LEEA membership and qualifications are the best possible evidence of the necessary standards of expertise and professionalism.”

Phil White was a co-founder of Servtech in the mid-1980s. Initially focused on NDT, the company now provides clients in the oil and gas industries with a wide range of inspection and safety services. Phil has already served on the LEEA’s technical committee and board, and was vice-chair to Chris Towne.

In addition to a new chair, the LEEA has also chosen a new president. Jim Coupe takes us this honorary position, replacing John Kilby, who has stood down after fulfilling the role with distinction for many years. Recently retired, Jim Coupe spent several decades working in the lifting industry. His career encompassed a number of senior management and director-level positions, covering sales and marketing, product management and general commercial and technical roles,

filtec precise inc.engineered yarnsengineered yarns

218 Highway 701 North Bypass ● Tabor City, NC 28463 USA ● Email: [email protected] ● Telephone: (910) 653-5200

Honeyw

ell Spectra ® fiber is a registered tradem

ark of Honeyw

ell International Inc.

EHP Engineered Hybrid Power®

featuring Honeywell Spectra® fiberAvailable in Two Sizes for High Performance Roundslings

filtec

Lifting EquipmentDesign Engineering Manufacture

Available worldwide with distributors in the following locations: USA - Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Vermont, W. Virginia, Wisconsin & Wyoming; EUROPE - Belgium, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, UK; MIDDLE EAST - UAE.

USA Sales Office: +1 800 920 7569UK Sales Office: +44 (0)1202 621511 e-mail: [email protected]

www.modulift.com

Modular Spreaders for 2 ton - 5000 ton loads & spans up to 174’ Safer than end caps with certified designs and all calculations done User instructions available for every length and weight configuration LIfting beams and frames now available Rig planning and custom design service on request

MADE IN USA & UK


[INDUSTRY NEWS]

for companies such as Crosby Europe, Arbil, Felco and Parsons Chain. He has been actively involved in the LEEA since the 1970s and served as its chair from 1999 to 2001. Jim was also chair of three International Standards committees for chain and chain components.

Established in 1944, the LEEA has over 520 member companies worldwide and campaigns vigorously for higher standards of safety within the lifting industry. In addition to providing members with training and expert technical advice, the association works closely with organizations such as the Health and Safety Executive in the preparation of regulations and British, European and International standards. Member companies include those involved in the design, manufacture, hire, repair, refurbishment, test, examination, verification and use of lifting equipment. Applicants are subject to an initial technical audit before full membership is granted, and then to a continuing program of assessments. For large scale users of overhead lifting equipment, associate membership provides benefits such as access to technical information and training, without the need for auditing. Further details on the activities of the LEEA and a full list of members can be found at: www.leeaint.com

Southern Wire Modernizes Olive Branch Distribution Center; Welcomes New Team Member to Sales DepartmentSouthern Wire, a division of Houston Wire and Cable Co, is proud to announce the recent reengineering of their Olive Branch warehouse facility has been completed. The goal was to create a well-lit, safe, high efficiency space while maintaining excellent flow of shipping and receiving processes. Re-racking, high efficiency lighting, bar coding improvements, space utilization improvements, and additional reeling capacity are all now on line. Each of these projects was completed with zero service interruptions to Southern Wire’s customers.

The Southern Wire production and distribution centers now includes: Olive Branch, Mississippi, Kansas City, Missouri,

Houston, Texas, Los Angeles, California, Tampa, Florida, Chicago, Illinois, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and coming soon Seattle Washington.

In addition to Southern Wire’s completion of the modernization of their Olive Branch facility, Southern Wire is excited to announce new inside sales department growth with the addition of Trey Rishe. Rishe is a 2008 graduate of the University of Mississippi in Oxford with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Criminal Justice and a minor in Recreational Management. Previously a member of the Houston Wire and Cable Co. National Call Center team in Houston Texas, Rishe brings with him two years of in depth customer service and sales experience. Rishe is excited about moving back to friends, joining the Southern Wire Family, and developing his career.

For 40 years, Southern Wire, a division of Houston Wire and Cable Company, has earned a reputation for understanding the unique buying requirements of their customers and delivering exceptional customer service and support. Southern Wire continues their commitment, Right Product | Right Place | Right Time.

Bishop Lifting Products Continues Growth; Adds New Location in Oklahoma CityBishop Lifting Products, Inc. (BLP), a fabricator and distributor of slings and rigging supplies, has announced the opening of a new regional office in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma City office will be the one-stop source for servicing the oilfield rigging needs in the Mid-Continent region. “Our Oklahoma City office will provide rigging solutions and local MaxiRider™ support to businesses in the region,” says Jeff Bishop, President of Bishop Lifting Products. The new office enables BLP to host key customers and prospects, as well as the ability to offer essential product and solution services, such as onsite product testing and training.

Bishop Lifting Products in Oklahoma City will be fully stocked with Crosby products as well as a fabricator of slings, such as wire rope slings, web slings, roundslings, chain slings, and Slingmax®

high performance slings. The location is also equipped with a 350,000 lb. proof testing machine, laser tag etching machine for making sling tags, a pouring tower for fabricating mast raising lines, and a 20,000 lb. wire rope spooling machine.

Bill Ray, Regional Vice President based in the Oklahoma City branch, says “we feel like our Oklahoma City facility is state of the art! It enables us to provide unparalleled service, fabrication and testing of rigging equipment for the Mid-Continent region. We are very excited about being in Oklahoma City.”

This is the third new branch for Bishop Lifting Products in the past year.

Lift-It® Manufacturing Relocates to New Facility, Release New Rigging Resource GuideMichael J. Gelskey, Jr., Vice President and General Manager, Lift-It® Manufacturing is proud to announce the purchase of a new facility in Pomona, California. The 40,000 square foot, multi-million dollar building was purchased in the Mission-71 Business Park to provide the foundation for future expansion and continuing excellent customer service for those who demand and expect quality rigging and stellar service.

Mr. Gelskey Jr. comments, “Our new facility will be one of the largest facilities devoted to the production of synthetic rigging products in the country and possibly the world. We made the purchase when I finally convinced my father that he could not see the floor in our existing facility. Every available square inch was allocated to finished stock, inventory and works in process. The new work flow process, machinery acquisitions and production personnel expansion will be necessary for the numerous marketing, sales and training programs we are preparing to unveil.”

Chief Executive Officer, Mike Gelskey, Sr. stated, “I am extremely pleased with the planning and layout that Junior did to streamline our production, strengthening our business and marketing plans.California based manufacturers should be on the endangered species list and our investment speaks volumes of our commitment to our customers and loyal employees.”

The new Pomona facility will house the manufacturing and corporate offices as well as feature a 1500 sq. ft. Learning Center. Monthly training classes for: Competent Rigger, Certification Preparatory Training, Signal Person, Qualified Inspector and

RELIABLE/// Gantry Style take Up Machine ///

Since 1979, cumberland Sales company has offered reliable service and products to the lifting and rigging industry. We have an extensive variety industrial hardware, wire rope and rigging supplies. Our durable equipment is made of pure steel, heavy-duty to handle all your material handling needs.

CumberlandSales Co.30th Anniversary

Cumberland SaleS Company | 615.833.7884 | 800.643.5189 | FaX: 615.333.9879 | [email protected]

CSC_Ad_GantryStyle3.indd 1 1/15/12 8:46 PM


[INDUSTRY NEWS]

Train-the-Trainer Programs will begin in June 2012. The Lift-It Sling Safety Program will include programs developed by Rigging Institute, LLC. and will feature classroom and hands on learning experiences. Details are available at www.lift-it.com

In addition to Lift-It Manufacturing’s recent expansion, they have also recently released their newly published 2012 Rigging Resource Guide. The 500 page, full color publication is one of the most complete and descriptive of its kind and includes hundreds of pages devoted to general and safety information. Product information for slings, rigging hardware, material handling equipment, hoists, plate clamps, blocks, load securement, cordage, RFID systems, fall prevention and training resources is included in the most complete and descriptive publication of its kind.

A notable feature of the Lift-It® Rigging Resource Guide is the product usage and warning information that is placed in front of each product section, rather than being “buried” in the rear of most catalogs. Mr. Gelskey states, “In some instances we feature three pages of usage and warning information as a foundation for a single, product page. An informed product user is best served through publications like ours that are not strictly devoted to the almighty sales dollar.” Contact [email protected] to purchase a Resource Guide, ©Lift-It® 2012.

Lift-it® Manufacturing Company, Inc. has provided quality sling and rigging equipment internationally for over thirty-three years and training for sling users and inspectors for over thirty years.

First Sling Grows into the East with Ferreterro FIRST® Sling Technology is proud to announce the newest addition to the Full Inspection RoundSling Technology® Manufacturing Team and the first in the East. FERRETERRO INDIA PVT LTD belongs to the Jhalani family of Delhi, having been in the industry for over 100 years. With Corporate Offices in Noida, FERRETERRO will manufacture and

distribute both FHPZ High Performance Roundslings and FP Polyester Roundslngs from 6 locations and 45

dealers throughout India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh.

Saurabh Khandewal, Director has coordinated The Inspectable Roundsling® project working with Joe Nishide, FIRST®’s agent for Asia and president of FEIC-FAR

EAST INDUSTRIAL CO. of Japan. Saurabh said, “Till present all roundslings rely on outer cover without any rated capacity, of numerous qualities, specifications and material and with flimsy inspection systems which all have experienced do not work.”

The FERRETERRO team has introduced the transparent FIRST® sling to India’s Power, Oil, Construction and Manufacturing sectors and is ready to “raise sling inspection and safety to a new level”.

The Coordinated Companies Celebrates 60Traveling North or South on Anaheim St. through the Port of Los Angeles, a landmark for many years has been the six story testing

tower bearing the words “Testing Facility”. The tower sits on a four block square piece of property and marks the home of

Coordinated Wire Rope, Coordinated Testing and Coordinated Equipment companies which are celebrating their 60th anniversary in 2012.

Founded by Stanley Fishfader after WWII, Coordinated is an integral part of the history of the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. The Coordinated Companies bring valuable services and products to the two busiest ports in the United States servicing container terminals, marine towing, marine construction, aerospace, petroleum and many diverse industries.

In 2005 Mr. Fishfader sold the business to entrepreneur and testing guru Phil Gibson, the owner and CEO of Tension Member Technology (TMT Labs) , a world renowned, multifaceted testing laboratory in Huntington Beach, California. Gibson and Fishfader had been friends and business associates for over 30 years and both felt it would be an ideal blend of companies to meld TMT Labs and all five of The Coordinated Companies.

With locations throughout California (San Leandro, Ventura, San Diego and Wilmington) Coordinated is well positioned to service ports and offshore platforms as well as the entire state with quality products and services. The specialized testing facility provides both static and functional testing on a large variety of lifting and handling components, measuring devices, tooling, hardware, cables, ropes, winches, hoists and more. They have the unique ability to apply loads up to 8,000,000 pounds in both compression and tension.

Coordinated has developed a specialized utility service truck with capabilities to perform on-site functions such as swaging up to 1-1/2” diameter wire rope slings, pouring zinc or resign sockets, test and certifying chain and lever hoists. Coordinated Companies Operations Manager, Bo Kentner, is very optimistic about the continued growth and success of this great company.

Holland 1916 Rugged RFID Tags Aids in Mine Inspection and SafetyHolland 1916 proudly announces a rugged RFID Nameplate Tag for automating the inspection and audit process for mining, construction, and oil rigs. Together with partner, Tri-State Wire Rope Supply Inc., the RFID inspection and audit solution has proven to increase efficiency and accuracy in conducting inspections while saving money in reduction of audit incidences and reducing the paper trail for a large mining company.

“The paper intensive inspection process is poor because reports can get lost, are hard to track, and inputting them into a computer system is labor-intensive,” said Nick Roberts, Sales at Tri-State Wire Rope Supply. “What’s more, mistakes can be made inputting information by hand and can lead to expensive fines.”

Mining companies are audited frequently and equipment such as fire extinguishers need to be inspected every six months according to Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) Title 30 CFR 75.1100-3. To ensure that inspectors checked the safety equipment as required, Holland 1916’s stainless steel embedded RFID Nameplate Tags are attached to the location stations of the safety equipment. Inspectors and auditors carry handheld RFID readers to the safety equipment locations and upload an automated record of time, location, personnel, and equipment status to the inspection software.

Holland 1916’s ability to embed RFID into stainless steel nameplates with custom chemical etching allows RFID to survive the harshest environments. Holland 1916 provides RFID enabled tags with custom branding, human readable markings, multiple attachment types, and RFID encoding. Tri-State Wire Rope Supply Inc. provides the inspection service, sending staff members to job sites to examine equipment in use, and to report that equipment’s condition to the customer. The service

It’s More Than Just LooksThe StarPoint® offers the highest level of safety

available with it’s multiple lifting points and swivel capability that adjusts to the load direction to ensure

Working Load Limit (WLL) is never diminished.

800-553-7993 [email protected] www.rudchain.com

•Availableinsizes1/4”to2”andmetricsizesofM8throughM48.

•Markedworkingloadlimits(WLL)areratedat90°fromthread.

•Capacitiesfrom.4to12metrictonsat90°and1to32metrictonsat0°.

•Clearindicationofworkingloadlimitinmetrictonsandlbs.forsideloadingapplications.

•Forgedmaterial(1.6541)alloyquenchedandtempered.

•Bodyandbolt,100%electromagneticalloycracktestedinaccordancewithspecificationEN1677.

•DistinctFlorescentpinkpowder-coatingchangesitscolorindicatingthatithasbeenover-heated,invaluableinheat-relatedindustries.

Patented StarPoint® only available from RUD. Your safety depends on it. Call now for your lifting and lashing solutions from RUD.

5859 RUD STARPOINT AD - 7 x 4.875.indd 1 11/1/10 4:07:35 PM


[INDUSTRY NEWS]submits reports to such regulating bodies as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA).

Holland 1916 rugged RFID Nameplate Tag utilizes Field ID’s safety compliance and inspection software system.

Vegas Fastener Expo Growing FastThe 16th National Industrial Fastener & Mill Supply Expo scheduled for October 10-12, 2012 at the Sands Expo, Las Vegas, Nevada USA is enjoying record early sales; it was reported here today by Susan A. Hurley, CEM, General Manager.

“This is our strongest start ever with most of last year’s companies already under contract. We have 392 companies filling 589 booths. In addition, we have gained many new exhibiting companies including Associated Spring Raymond, Contora Components, Forest City Technology, Grand Industries, Lamons, Master Magnetics, Mitter Fasteners, Nitrex Heat Treating, Praxair Surface Technologies, Inc., Soling PHF S.L. and USA Fastener Group joining the Expo. We also have Anchor Bolt, Babu Exports, Engineered Components, Innovative Components, TE-CO and United Dowell Pin returning to the Expo after being absent last year. All of this is very positive, plus we continue to receive new exhibit space applications and inquiries on a daily basis. We fully expect the 2012 Expo to outperform last year’s event in both size and attendance”, informs Ms Hurley.

As usual, the Expo will not only offer the very latest products and services but, also, a full day of programs during the all-day conference on Wednesday, October 10. The Fastener Training Institute will be conducting several training workshops, the Pac-West Fastener Association will be sponsoring a program and Women in the Fastener Industry (WIFI) are planning a big meeting.

The always popular and well attended Welcoming Reception sponsored by Expo Management will again be held at Harrah’s Nevada Ballroom on Wednesday evening.

‘North America’s Largest Fastener Expo’ will be open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Thursday, October 11 and from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Friday, October 12.

The Expo has completely rebuilt its website and invites all interested persons to visit www.fastenershows.com to view complete Expo information, including a current list of exhibiting companies, up to date floor plan showing all booth locations,

links to participating hotel reservation sites and much more. Complete conference program information as well as online registration will be available on this site by June 1, 2012.

For additional information contact National Industrial Fastener & Mill Supply Expo, tel (614) 895-1279, email [email protected] or visit the Expo website at www.fastenershows.com.

ASME to Recognize the First Floating Offshore Oil Drilling RigMr. Charlie, the first transportable oil drilling rig to be deployed offshore and which contributed to the evolution of a critical U.S. industry, will be recognized by ASME for historic significance.

ASME will name Mr. Charlie a Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark at a ceremony to be held March 17, 2012, in Morgan City, La., where the rig is moored. Members of the ASME Committee on History and Heritage and the Society’s International Petroleum Technology Institute will join together with representatives of the International Petroleum Museum and Exposition in a celebration of engineering achievement and local history.

Built in 1952-53 and placed into service in the Gulf of Mexico in 1954, Mr. Charlie was the world’s first submersible and fully transportable drilling rig. Its drills and other machinery were installed on a 220-foot floating barge, which allowed a company to tow Mr. Charlie from one location to another in the search for reserves in the oil-rich waters of the Gulf. Once Mr. Charlie was situated over a drill site in depths averaging 40 feet, the giant pontoons were flooded with seawater to enable the vessel to rest on the sand for safe drilling.

Featuring a 500-ton hoist and durable welded construction, Mr. Charlie advanced the practice of coastal oil exploration from the stationary caisson structures used in the early 1950s to a revolutionary moveable rig that allowed an entire field to be drilled. “Mr. Charlie’s success initiated the modern offshore oil and gas industry,” says ASME in a bronze plaque to be presented to the International Petroleum Museum and Exposition at the March 17 ceremony.

During its lifetime of service from 1954 to 1986, Mr. Charlie drilled hundreds of wells in the Gulf Coast for Shell and other oil companies. The rig, while transformative in its time, became obsolete when the

industry began to perform offshore Gulf Coast oil exploration in waters deeper than 40 feet. Mr. Charlie today is a museum exhibit and training facility.

The 250 ASME landmarks – ranging from mills and steam engines to industrial processes and space rockets – represent progress in the evolution of mechanical engineering and significance to society in general. Through its Landmarks Program, ASME encourages the preservation of historically important works.

Demag Hoist Technology For One of the Largest Video Modules in EuropeOne of the largest video modules in Europe is suspended in Bucharest and held in place by Demag hoist technology. Weighing some 36 tonnes, the multimedia element is integrated into a wire rope suspension system that is installed above the new national stadium in the Romanian capital. Four Demag rope hoists and Demag drive components help to ensure that the video module can be lowered and lifted again safely and precisely depending on the needs of the event.

Responsible for the development, planning and installation of the video module is the S[quadrat]

GmbH company, based in Schwanstetten, Germany. “For the project in Bucharest, we looked for and found a partner with a proven track record of technical expertise and experience in the implementation of comparable solutions”, explains Mark Siedentopf, General Manager of S[quadrat]. The company has grown to become a leading supplier of multimedia information systems. “Demag Cranes also provided us with good advice on safety and efficiency. Precision, time management and logistics were specified and delivered.”

The state of Romania and the city of Bucharest invested some EUR 140 million in

33 Years of Service and Dedication to the Rigging Industry

Adjustable Chain SlingsAdjustable Rope SlingsBlocks & SwivelsBoat SlingsChain HoistsChaffi ng GearConfi ned Space EntryContainer Lifting SlingsCordageCornermax®

Pads and SleevesDirt SlingsDrum SlingsDynamometersFall Prevention DevicesGas Cylinder CradlesLanyardsMagnetic CornerProtectorsMaterial HandlingDevicesNets: Cargo Deck Gangway Fall Prevention Rope WheelPlate Clamps Radio FrequencyIdentifi cation (RFID)Radome SlingsRigger CardsRoundslingsShacklesSpreader BeamsSwivel Hoist RingsTie Down AssembliesTool BagsTow StrapsTrainingTwin-Path® SlingsWeb SlingsWire Mesh SlingsWire Rope Slings

Aubrey Kay Gelskey and Justin Michael Gelskey are in training and one day will effi ciently provide 100% customer satisfaction.Papa hopes that they will be as good as Junior!

WHEN YOU CALL LIFT-IT MFG. YOU DON’T END UP WITH ADIAL BY NAME DIRECTORY.IT’S OLD FASHIONED, BUT CARING CUSTOMER SERVICEREPRESENTATIVES TAKE YOUR CALL.MOST OF THE TIME, OLD FASHIONED IS GOOD.

Custom Slings designed with special sling protection to efficiently handle concrete tunnel segments.(Photo courtesy of the John A. Batchelor Co.)

Junior not only figured out the precise length, but had the 3.75 inch diameter masterlinks, made, load tested, NDT tested and shipped ahead of the deadline.

ISO

REG

IST

ERED LIFT- IT® MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC.

1603 W. SECOND STREET • POMONA, CA 91766909.469-2251 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.lift-it.com

Rising to new heights!Wire ropes you can trust.

1947 Quincy CourtGlendale Heights, IL 60139

630.893.3888alpswirerope.com

Coiling Machine – UL 7000

Phone: +46 31 709 30 80 [email protected]

www.talurit.comThe original mechanical splicing systems

Swager – 600T

Annealing Machine – AV 40Flemish Eye – ONE PRESS ®

by Strider~Recource

Swage Terminal – STTE

Flemish Eye – STC

T-Ferrule

End stop – ESFlemish Eye – ONE PRESS® End stop – ESP

Swager – 3700T with Rigging DeviceSwager – 3700T with Rigging DeviceSwager – 3700T with Rigging DeviceSwager – 3700T with Rigging DeviceSwager – 3700T with Rigging DeviceSwager – 3700T with Rigging DeviceUM-FerruleSteel Reinforcement – T-LOC™

T-LOC™ is patent pending:Application no. PCT/SE2010/000142

and protected worldwide.

NEW PRODUCT! Can be swaged to hex-shape.

Since 1948


[INDUSTRY NEWS]

the construction of the new national stadium “Arena Națională”, which was officially inaugurated at the beginning of August 2011. The arena, which measures 210 meters long and 190 meters wide, can accommodate 55,000 spectators and is the largest football stadium in the country. It will also host UEFA Champions League games. The video module, which is 11.5 meters wide, 9 meters long and 9.2 meters high, is installed above the center of the playing field. Visitors to the stadium can follow events on the pitch in high detail and perfect image quality on four 32-square meter displays.

Dr. Thomas Bönker, Head of Components at Demag Cranes, states: “We had already realized a similar project at the Commerzbank Arena, the former Waldstadion in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The experience we gained there was valuable and enabled us to manage the many challenges resulting from the tight schedule to the satisfaction of all concerned.”

Gunnebo Johnson and Franklin Offshore Land Asian Hercules III ProjectRecently Gunnebo Johnson Corporation landed the prestigious Asian Hercules III project, together with Franklin Offshore in Singapore. Over the next twenty five months from then the crane ship will be designed, tested, manufactured and delivered. Mark Monteiro, VP Special Projects, and his specially appointed team are now focusing on providing lifting tackles, blocks, equalizer beams, and sheaves for one of the largest crane ships in the world – for the offshore business.

“This is a one hundred percent special design by our engineering team, specifically for this valued customer,” Mark Monteiro, VP Special Projects at Gunnebo Johnson Corporation, states.

Mark has overall responsibility for the project at Gunnebo Johnson. He says he and his team are more than happy to be working with the Asian Hercules III project.

“This is the largest order in history for the entire corporation. We’re delighted to be a part of such a large and important piece of work”, says Joe Bridgeman, Vice President, International Sales and Marketing.

Gunnebo started working on the Asian Hercules III project back in 2008. But the enormous investment was held off due to the world economic crisis at the time. In February of 2011 the owner of Asian Hercules III, Asian Lift Pte., finally brought the project back to the table. Joe Bridgeman,

Vice President, International Sales and Marketing, and Ken Sellers, Vice President of Engineering at Gunnebo Johnson, were the ones who concluded the deal in China.

“Asian Lift Pte. is a long-time and loyal customer. The key to our satisfied customers is the innovative lifting beam design that we’ve created. It’s lighter and stronger compared to traditional lifting beam systems”, Ken Sellers, VP of Engineering says.

Mark Monteiro worked for Gunnebo Johnson for over twenty years and has a unique experience and knowledge. He was also involved in the Asian Hercules II project, initiated in 1996. Even though he was in retirement by 2010, Gunnebo Johnson asked him to come back in May 2011, to lead the Asian Hercules III program forward and to assure the Gunnebo Johnson tackle system was completed and delivered on schedule.

“The similarities between the two projects are very strong – apart from the fact that everything is much bigger this time around. Asian Hercules III is like a big sister, with greater reach and much higher lifting capacity. It’s a spectacular piece of lifting equipment.”

Mark Monteiro’s role is to direct all activities and coordinate the products, regardless if they are manufactured in USA, Italy, Mexico or any other country. All will be shipped to the shipyard in Nantong, China, where the vessel and the crane itself will be built and assembled. The design of the project is modular; but due to the size of the assemblies, one of the major challenges will be to ship and handle the physical size of the enormous parts.

“Some of the parts will weigh over one hundred tons, simply because it’s impossible to make them any smaller. We need to pre-assemble them for fit, disassemble them into modules for handling, and get

them to the vessel without damaging the parts or the paint.”

Gunnebo Johnson’s manufacturing team consists of about 180 employees in total and will produce most of the parts for Asian Hercules III. By the end of Q1 in 2013 the company will supply over 1000 tons of steel plates, castings, and forging products made into a sophisticated lifting system.

For more information, visit the Gunnebo Industries website: http://www.gunneboindustries.com.

Technip Awarded Subsea Contract for the Tubular Bells Development in the Gulf of MexicoTechnip was awarded a lump sum contract by Hess Corporation for the development of the Tubular Bells field, located in the Mississippi Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico at a water depth of approximately 4,500 feet (1,370 meters).

The contract covers the design, engineering, fabrication and subsea installation of more than 28 miles (45 kilometers) of flowlines, steel catenary risers, pipeline end terminations, piles and structures.

Technip’s operating center in Houston, Texas will perform the overall project management. The flowlines and risers will be


[INDUSTRY NEWS]

welded at the Group’s spoolbase in Mobile, Alabama.

Offshore installation is scheduled to be completed with the Deep Blue, one of Technip’s deepwater pipelay vessel, during the first half of 2013.

Technip is a world leader in project management, engineering and construction for the energy industry.

From the deepest Subsea oil & gas developments to the largest and most complex Offshore and Onshore infrastructures, our 30,000 people are constantly offering the best solutions and most innovative technologies to meet the world’s energy challenges.

Also recently announced, Wood Group’s Alliance Engineering has been awarded the detailed engineering and design of the topside facilities and deck for Tubular Bells’ production facility which will sit atop a Williams Partners’ Gulfstar FPS™ spar production platform.

The Gulfstar spar platform will be located in 4,300 feet of water and designed to process 60,000 barrels of oil per day and 200 MMscf of gas per day. The completed deck will weigh approximately 7,000 short

tons. Initial production is scheduled to commence in 2014.

U.S. Takes Large Step to Off shore Wind Power ImplementationPresident Obama’s fiscal year 2013 budget request includes $164.1 million to fund the recently established Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), which oversees the environmentally responsible development of vital conventional and renewable energy resources in Federal waters offshore of the United States.

FY 2013 funding will be critical to advance key priorities, including implementing the Five-Year Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Oil and Gas Leasing Program for 2012 – 2017 and conducting the first oil and gas lease sale under the new program in the first quarter of FY 2013.

“Our priorities are advancing the Administration’s commitment to a comprehensive energy strategy that encourages safe and responsible production of domestic oil and gas resources and expanding the development of renewable sources of energy,” said BOEM Director Tommy P. Beaudreau.

The budget proposes a modest increase of $3.3 million, or two percent, above the FY 2012 enacted level. The requested increases reflect careful analysis of the resources needed to develop the bureau’s capacity and to execute its functions carefully, responsibly and efficiently, with limited increases to support renewable energy lease auctions and environmental studies, and funding otherwise level with last year’s request.

“This bureau’s predecessor historically lacked sufficient resources to keep pace with expanding development of offshore oil and gas and renewable energy resources,” Beaudreau added. “We have been pleased over the last fiscal year to see that these critical resources are provided, particularly as they relate to investing in robust science to inform decisions relating to ocean energy policy and management and appropriate environmental safeguards. It is imperative to sustain this level of investment moving into the next fiscal year.”

The FY 2013 request is a continuation of the Obama Administration’s plan to complete the reorganization of the former Minerals Management Service. BOEM’s responsibilities include long-term resource management planning through development of the Five-Year Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Program and designing offshore oil and gas lease sales in a way that makes these resources available, encourages diligent development, protects communities and the environment, and ensures a fair return to the America taxpayer.

BOEM also oversees the development of clean, renewable energy resources, such as wind power off of America’s coasts. The offshore renewable energy program’s responsibilities include implementing the Secretary’s Smart from the Start initiative to accelerate leasing in wind energy areas off of U.S. coasts.

Additional details on the President’s FY 2013 budget request are available online at http://www.doi.gov/budget/.

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management manages the exploration and development of the nation’s offshore energy and mineral resources. The bureau seeks to balance economic development, energy production, and environmental protection through oil and gas leasing, renewable energy development and environmental reviews and studies. ❙

www.allmaterialhandling.com 877-LIFT AMH

Ship Same Day!

1/4-ton up to 30-ton capacity lifting equipment & accessories.

management planning through development of the Five-Year Outer Continental Shelf

offshore oil and gas lease sales in a way that makes these resources available, encourages diligent development, protects communities and the environment, and ensures a fair return to the America taxpayer.

clean, renewable energy resources, such as wind power off of America’s coasts. The offshore renewable energy program’s responsibilities include implementing the Secretary’s Smart from the Start initiative to accelerate leasing in wind energy areas off of U.S. coasts.

2013 budget request are available online at http://www.doi.gov/budget/

Management manages the exploration and development of the nation’s offshore energy and mineral resources. The bureau seeks to balance economic development, energy production, and environmental protection through oil and gas leasing, renewable energy development and environmental reviews and studies.


[WRE | SPOTLIGHT]

miTCh hAUSmAnPresident & Coo, delta rigging & Tools

You were with Southwest Wire Rope for almost 20 years through many transitions, what did you learn from your experience? And is there anything you would do diff erently?

I was actually with Southwest for nearly 30 years, and I think my biggest lesson was probably that you are only as good as the organization that surrounds you and that it takes a real team eff ort for any business to grow and succeed. Everything I’ve done and gone through has been a learning experience and I wouldn’t do a thing diff erently.

You had been out of the business for a year before joining Delta Rigging and Tools as their new President & COO, what have you been up to over this past year?

I actually thought I had retired, but my wife had other plans (Retirement is the only job I’ve ever been fi red from!)

How’s your experience with Delta Rigging & Tools going?

It’s like living a dream. It’s a great company, with great people and tremendous opportunity. Th e product line here is so diverse, and the quality of our products and vendor relations is exceptional. It’s really fun working with and learning about such an extensive product line (in both sales and rentals), as well as developing new markets and new customers.

Where do you see Delta in one year/fi ve years?

We feel confi dent that we have a plan in place that will support our continued, rapid growth over the next fi ve years.

What are your top three short-term goals for the company?

Sustained growth based on:1. Maintaining current quality of personnel

2. Adding to that bench strength with the addition of equally high-quality personnel

3. Continuing to provide our customers with high-quality products, services and value.

What challenges do you face in your new role?

We have so many opportunities for growth here, it’s really about keeping up with the pace of growth and leveraging the opportunities that are coming our way (basically learning how to drink from a fi rehose!).

How have you seen things change in the Industry? Do you see anything that needs improvement?

Like all businesses today the biggest change is just in the rate of speed that things happen - in e-commerce, just in time delivery, customer and internal communications, the web, social networks and more. Th ere are always things to improve, but at Delta right now we’re really focusing on the things we’re doing right and making sure we continue to do them to provide industry-leading support for our customers.

What are you most proud of about our industry or from your experience in the industry?

Th e great friends that I’ve made throughout the years! ❙

In 1979, when you initially joined WireCo, what drew you to the business?

i had just graduated from Missouri Western State University with a degree in secondary education and a teaching certifi cate and was looking for a job. A family neighbor was the sales manager at WireCo and had an opening. I interviewed for the position and received the job and haven’t looked back since.


Peerless Chain is truly a business to watch. In the last eight years, it has grown exponentially, acquired several smaller companies, moved from fourth to first in market share, and tripled its sales. The company has expanded into several new markets as well: once primarily a retail

chain manufacturer, it now also makes chain for custom lifting, rigging, and many industrial applications. This is a remarkable success story, but Peerless also faces a new set of challenges - growing from what was once primarily a regional company to one that is entering the global arena.

The AmAzing STrideS of PeerleSS ChAin

Peerless Chain has been headquartered in Winona, Minnesota since it was started in 1917. Initially, it operated in a former butcher shop, where three Polish brothers hand-made tire chains for local farmers and for the military during World War I. Peerless manufactured exclusively tire chains up until the late 1930s, when it expanded into industrial markets. During World War II, it operated round the clock to make deck lashing chain for the Navy and exclusive Kwik-On tire chains for Army combat vehicles. It was then honored with the War Department’s “E” award for an exceptional contribution to the war effort.

In the second half of the century, Peerless continued strong growth and expanded into new markets such as wire forms and overhead lifting. By the 1960s, the company had outgrown its former location, which although nicely situated in downtown Winona, was subject to flooding from the nearby Mississippi. In 1968, Peerless opened its current headquarters on the outskirts of Winona: a 15-acre complex that currently contains 325,000 square feet of manufacturing space. Although the company’s performance was strong, it

Located in downtown Winona, MN, and formerly housing the Park Brewery Bottling Works, Peerless Chain expanded in this facility for over 50 years. The company eventually moved from this location due to recurrent flooding from the nearby Mississippi River.


remained primarily a regional company through the 1990s, when it expanded into the national market.

Its transformation into a nationwide market leader began in 2004, when Peerless acquired Weissenfels USA. It went on to acquire American Chain Company (ACCO) in 2006, Letellier Material Handling Equipment in 2010, and Security Chain Company in 2011. Besides their main location in Winona, the company now operates nine manufacturing and distribution centers scattered across the

country from Oregon to Rhode Island. It even has a warehouse, office, and nine employees based in Japan.

Each acquisition that Peerless made has broadened and strengthened the company in different ways. The acquisition of Weissenfels was Peerless’s first step towards a global presence: Steve Lister, who ran Weissenfels, had years of experience running a chain plant in Italy. He now uses his international connections and experience to head up an international department for Peerless – the first in the company’s history.

The acquisition of ACCO was remarkable for its timing, and came at a crucial point for Peerless. “If you look at the milestones in our history, that’s probably one of the biggest ones,” explains Tom Wynn, President of Peerless. “We’d gotten to a point in 2005 where George [Kosidowski, Executive Vice President] and his group were basically outselling our capacity to make product. It was fortunate and a little serendipitous that we approached the owners of ACCO and they were interested in getting out of the chain business.”

Just a sampling of Peerless Industrial Group’s array of products

SCC Traction Products

Overhead Lifting Chain & Accessories

Custom Lifting Solutions

ACCO Marine Chain on a Tuna Seiner

Peerless Industrial Chain & Accessories


Aircraft Tiedown Chains

Welding a large oblong

Th is acquisition gave Peerless a facility in Jeannette, PA, which handles much of the manufacturing for the custom lifting and heavy lifting industries, but ACCO did not want to sell their main facility in York, PA. In the summer of 2006, Peerless hauled 220 tractor trailer-loads of equipment, supplies, tools, and inventory a thousand miles northwest to Winona. To integrate all of it, Peerless undertook a massive rearrangement of the Winona facility that doubled its production capacity. ACCO was also the gateway to the marine market: Peerless installed a hot dip galvanizing facility, and thanks to ACCO’s expertise and equipment, it now produces high-quality chain for marine use. Peerless was also able to increase its maximum chain size from 5/8” to 1”.

Th e acquisition of Letellier was a long time in the making. When Peerless fi rst approached Letellier, the time wasn’t right, but six years later, in 2010, Peerless approached the company again and the owner was ready to retire. Letellier is especially valuable to Peerless because its manufacturing facility outside of Chicago

allows for a high degree of customization, which Peerless passes on to its customers.

Th e company’s most recent acquisition was the Security Chain Company just months ago in 2011. In addition to its manufacturing facility in Oregon, Security operates a facility in Japan staff ed almost entirely by local Japanese employees who understand the country’s business culture. Security has also brought a number of exciting new traction and cargo control products to the company toolbox.

Th ese four acquisitions have allowed Peerless to truly take off , branch into new industries, and lay the groundwork for the future as a global company. However, the word “acquisition” often brings up negative connotations: eff ective processes retooled into less eff ective ones, sprawling bureaucracies, and lower workplace quality of life for staff . Peerless is determined not to be that way. Wynn says, “When we acquire a company, we make sure that we acknowledge and respect the culture they have. Going forward, we make sure they know they’ve got a seat at the table and that they’re going to be welcomed into the Peerless family.” Peerless’s engineering and management


teams have been able to learn from the companies they’ve acquired and build on those companies’ strengths.

In order to grow through acquisition, especially during a recession, Peerless has focused on acquisitions that are well timed, build a client base across multiple industries, and are strategically focused. Th e ACCO acquisition was just the right thing at the right time to break the company out of stasis in 2005, and the Letellier and Security acquisitions gave Peerless more fl exibility in manufacturing and a wider range of products. As a result, Peerless’s sales are spread broadly across industries, with government, retail, industrial, rigging, and OEM being the top fi ve.

Coupled with Peerless’s broad client base is their specialized focus. While many manufacturers have chosen to branch out into diff erent product types – off ering tools in addition to chain, for example – Peerless has chosen to remain in essentially the same line of business for 95 years. George Kosidowski, Executive Vice President, notes, “While we’ve grown and added businesses, we haven’t lost focus and become distracted. It’s continually:

how do we keep bringing more value to the customer we service, day in and day out?” Th e company has no qualms about remaining focused on chain, as, according to Wynn, chain will always be the best material for some applications. “We tell people that we’re still manufacturing a product that goes back to biblical times, and continuing to grow with it. It has its particular niche and it has its particular uses that are not going away.”

Improving on their ancient product is one of several challenges the company faces. It requires a skilled engineering team that is dedicated to their work: in one case, a Peerless

engineer spent a fair amount of time observing how their chain works in the fi eld. Th e company works continually with steel mills and suppliers to tweak recipes for the steel itself, and also continues to improve their fi nishes. Since American companies are competing with cheaper imports, continuous improvement and high quality are more important now than ever. Kosidowski notes, “We’re not going to compete on a wage base; we’ve got to compete on a performance base against global companies.”

Making a high-performance product requires dedicated and skilled workers on the front lines as well as on the engineering and

“While we’ve grown and added businesses, we haven’t lost focus and become distracted. It’s continually: how do we keep bringing more value to the customer we service, day in and day out?” – George Kosidowski, Executive Vice President

Forming & Welding at Winona, MN plant

SCC Z-Cables


administrative back end. Wynn notes that it has been more diffi cult in recent decades to fi nd mechanically-inclined employees, since many younger adults don’t earn technical or vocational degrees and fewer have grown up working with farm equipment or fi xing cars as a hobby. Peerless often fi nds itself drawing employees from nearby, larger cities, and off ering some of the best wages in town as an incentive.

Another challenge, Wynn notes, has been striking a fi nancial balance between growth and spending. “You have to fi nd the balance where you’re not getting a tremendous amount of overhead creep, but you’re also investing in the human capital you need to keep going forward.” Given that Peerless has grown from 220 employees in 2005 to 425 today, this balancing act has not been easy and will continue to play a larger role the more the company grows.

Th e last and most ideological challenge that Peerless currently faces is remaining true to its roots. When a company grows by an order of magnitude in under a decade, it’s easy for it to ‘lose touch’ and become impersonal,

and/or infl exible. To eliminate any chance of this happening, and strike a balance between growth and customer service, Peerless emphasizes customer service and contact with its customers of all sizes. According to Troy Baumgartner, Marketing Manager, “Th e key is our strong relationships that we have with all the customers that we deal with.”

Another aspect of customer service is that Peerless welcomes customer feedback to

make improvements in their products and their organization, and has chosen to remain fl exible in manufacturing. “Even though we’ve gotten bigger, we’re still an extremely fl exible company,” Wynn says. “We try to work with our customers: we don’t want to give them just plain vanilla. We’ll do short runs; we’ll do specials.”

On the employee and community side, the company strives to be a proactive, positive force in the areas where it operates. Peerless has received awards from the Winona Chamber of Commerce for being a community leader, and encourages community leadership among its employees as well. Some Peerless staff can be found

delivering for Meals on Wheels during the workday, since the company allows employees to take time off for volunteering. As Wynn puts it, “We strive to have this be the place where people want to come to work.”

Th e company’s overall plan is large-scale: Peerless plans to continue making strategic acquisitions that fi t with their business plan, increase their market share lead, and grow organically to become the global leader in

chain manufacturing. But their fi rst priority is, as Wynn puts it, “never losing sight of where we came from.” Perhaps what is really special about Peerless right now is that the company strives to apply its small-business attitude and ethics on a large-business scale. Th is attitude is well summed up in Tom Wynn’s advice to anyone starting out in this business: “Never, ever compromise your integrity. Make sure you are who you are. Treat people with respect and dignity, listen to what they have to say, and most importantly, surround yourself with good people with good character, and trust that they’re going to do the right thing.” ❙

“We tell people that we’re still manufacturing a product that goes back to biblical times, and continuing to grow with it. It has its particular niche and it has its particular uses that are not going away.” – Tom Wynn, President

Forming a custom oblong

Serving a variety of markets

Proof Testing Chain at the Winona plant, calibrated and controlled equipment ensuring Proof Load conformance and span consistency.

Innovation & Weaving Expertise...Since 1924.Innovation & Weaving Expertise...Innovation & Weaving Expertise...Innovation & Weaving Expertise...Innovation & Weaving Expertise...Innovation & Weaving Expertise...Innovation & Weaving Expertise...Innovation & Weaving Expertise...

Southern Weaving1005 W. Bramlett Road | Greenville, SC 29611 | Toll Free (800) 849-8962 | www.southernweaving.com

There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its There’s something to be said for a company with 85 years of experience under its belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of belt. And since the very beginning, Southern Weaving has remained on the forefront of innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, innovation. From brakepads in the Ford Model-T to space station structural components, Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and Southern Weaving’s woven products have embodied the utmost in ingenuity, and continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you. continue to stand the test of time. We’d love to put our wisdom to work for you.

MODEL T BRAKEPADS

SPACE STRUCTURE COMPONENTS

RAISING THE HUNLEY


BY: KAren CUmmingS

Since 1890, when famed American explorer and Governor William Gilpin fi rst introduced the idea of linking the continents of America and Asia together through rail, people have dreamed of uniting the world by land. But it wasn’t until 1958, when a Chinese born engineer by the name of Tung-Yen Lin revealed design solutions that made the feat of bridging the Bering Strait structurally possible, that people dared to dream it could become a reality.

engineering The “imPoSSiBle”

Tung-Yen (T.Y.) Lin was the fourth child of 11 children born in Fazhou, China to a justice of the ROC Supreme Court. He began his training in engineering at the tender age of 14 and earned his master’s in civil engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1933. After working in China for the Ministry of Railways where he was responsible for constructing over 1,000 bridges, Lin returned to Berkeley as faculty in 1946. It was at Berkeley where Lin took French engineer Eugene Freyssinet’s original prestressed concrete designs and began to tweak them.

Lin worked on solving two problems; concrete’s natural pre-disposition for tensile weakness and steel’s propensity to become brittle. By combining the two, “prestressed” concrete was resistant to compression, much stronger, and able to endure the tests of both time and Mother Nature.

Often referred to as “Mr. Prestressed Concrete”, Lin founded T.Y. Lin International in 1954 and began an illustrious and decorated career conceiving, designing and

constructing some of the world’s best airports, buildings, bridges, roads, ports and railways. Just a few you may have heard of include; Th e 1800 Pacifi c Building in San Francisco, San Fran’s Moscone Convention Centre (250,000 sq. ft. column-free exhibit hall), the Kuan Du Bridge in Taiwan and the Hoover Dam ByPass Bridge.

But prestressed concrete wasn’t just functional to T.Y. Lin – its ability to create unique shapes allowed him to create things of beauty. Lin said, “Th e engineering approach should be a global vision of the bridge. To fi t the environment and to express the structural forces and moments, and nature itself.”

To T.Y. Lin, the Bering and Gibraltar Straits must have been “the holy grails” of his profession – challenging him both intellectually and philosophically.

Lin was technically certain enough in 1986 that the feat of bridging the Bering Strait could be accomplished to hand over a 16-page building plan to President Ronald Reagan while receiving the National Medal of Science Award.

With the Seward Peninsula of Alaska to the east, and Chukotskiy Poluostrovof Siberia to the west, the Bering Strait separates the United States and the Russian Federation by only 90 kilometers. It is named for Danish explorer Vitus Bering, who spotted the Alaskan mainland in 1741 while leading an expedition of Russian sailors. This view of the region was captured by MISR’s vertical-viewing (nadir) camera on August 18, 2000 during Terra orbit 3562.

Federal Highway Administration, Central Federal Lands Highway Division

MISR Satellite photo of Bering Strait


reTroSPeCTiVe of T.Y. lin’S WorK

Although, T.Y. Lin himself did not work on the Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge, his company T.Y. Lin Associates founded in 1954 and later to become T. Y. Lin International did. T.Y. Lin International led the design of this landmark span which complements one of the foremost engineering wonders of the world—the Hoover Dam. Part of the four-lane Hoover Dam Bypass Project, the Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge or Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge is the highest and longest single span concrete arch bridge in the Western Hemisphere.

The Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge is a unique concrete-steel hybrid – the fi rst of its kind in the U.S. The bridge is the longest concrete arch span in North America with a 1060-ft main span. The twin-ribbed arch supports the tallest precast, segmental concrete columns in the world.


His philosophical reasons? Th ey’re certainly lofty. Lin literally wanted to help bridge a global society, envisioning social and political peace. To promote a speaking engagement at the University of Buff alo in 1997, Lin spoke of combining philosophy with science. “My one unique capacity is I embody Chinese philosophical approach and deal with problems in a global manner. Basic science and technology I learned, especially from the West. I sort of put the two together.”

But just how would he do it? Let’s take a look at Lin’s plans for both the Bering and Gibraltar Strait bridges.

Bering Strait: The Intercontinental Peace BridgePeace was certainly a decisive motivator when Lin designed his Bering Strait Bridge that would link six continents. In 1968, the “cold war” arms race was a reality and Lin compared the cost of building a bridge (which he estimated at an incredibly frugal $4 billion at the time) to the $600 billion annual defense budgets of the U.S. and Russia. “Th e mutual understanding generated by this cooperative undertaking would contribute to a decline in the arms race, so that the bridge cost could be justifi ed many times over. Th e potentially positive impact on world peace makes its planning and construction a top priority worthy of further consideration.”

By the 1990’s, Lin had changed his tactical tune. Even if peace was still his personal goal, he realized there was a stronger argument to make. Money.

“I’ve switched to an economic front. You see, the bridge will cost a few billion dollars. Th e road on both sides will cost $50 billion. Th e petroleum resources are worth trillions of dollars. But to get to the oil and gas you need roads. And you need the pipeline.”

CHALLENGESTh e Bering Strait is a gap across time and space – specifi cally the International dateline and about 55 miles at its shortest distance – between Russia’s Siberia and the USA’s Alaska, just south of the Arctic Circle. Although the depth of the water is no more than 180 ft., and the currents aren’t described as severe – its arctic proximity brings other issues. Namely average daily lows of -4 degrees F that can plunge to -58 degrees F and long, very dark winters that would not be conducive to any kind of construction. As well, ice that can be 6 ft thick constantly fl oes for up to eight months of the year, creating a potential force of 5,000 short tons.

Although the Alaska Earthquake Information Centre describes the area as “aseismic” (surface displacement along a fault in absence of earthquakes), the area on the northern boundary of the Bering microplate is prone to seismic shifts.

As well, the area is remote in the extreme – it’s 1,200 road-less, train-less miles on the Russian side, and not much better on the American, with 500 miles to the closest highway. Estimates to build any such highway have come in at about $5 million per mile.

DESIGNAccording to a July/August, 1987 edition of PCI Journal, Lin designed his bridge to have three decks; the top deck for vehicles (weather permitting), a second level box for trains and the third lower box for the all important oil and gas pipes. Th e bridge is comprised of two parts – the substructure and the superstructure.

220 precast, prestressed gravity piers would be constructed in one or two pieces - a double-curved cylindrical tower that could go a maximum of 180 feet under water and 80 to 200 feet above water that would be connected to a low base raft bottom slab. Each pier would be sized according to their position and depth of water in the Strait, curved in just the right spot to defl ect those nasty ice fl oes. Constructed in a dry basin before moving to a protected water site (off shore oil rig construction protocols), each pier would consist of about 25,000 cubic yards of concrete. A ballast is placed inside each pier for additional stability. By prefabricating the piers, both the raft and towers can be built at the same time, therefore shortening the construction time. Joined by post-tensioning, the raft and tower would be towed to their prepared foundations and sunk into position.

Th e total amount of concrete used in the substructure? 5,500,000 cubic yards. Mind you, that includes 20 pounds of pre-stressing tendons and 50 pounds of reinforcing steel in each yard.

“Often called the greatest structural engineer in the world, Lin pioneered the use of prestressed concrete, combining the tensile strength of steel with concrete’s resistance to compression.” - Berkeley University’s Engineering Department

T.Y. LiN INTERNATIONAl


In 1958, T.Y. Lin introduces the concept of constructing a bridge across the Bering Strait, known as the Intercontinental Peace Bridge.



Lin calculated the optimum deck length for the 220 double cantilever spans stayed by two pairs of heavy duty steel cables for the superstructure at about 1,200 feet (with 80’ vertical clearances to water). However two spans of 1,800 feet east and west of the Diomede Islands that have 200’ vertical clearance would be required for ship traffi c.

Lin spoke of the plan to coat everything, including the cables in concrete. “Th at’s important from two points of view; Number one, the concrete protects the steel. It simplifi es maintenance in an icy area. Number two, it stiff ens the bridge, so it’s not just hanging from rope.” Th e only concrete-free portion would be the expansion joints – but even they would be rust coated.

Superstructure lightweight concrete total? 3,330,000 cubic yards. Steel? 100 pounds of pre-stressing tendons plus 120 pounds of reinforcing steel per cubic yard.

Estimates of 4 to 5 years were given to manufacture and assemble the 20,000 ton spans that would be transported to the site via catamaran. But, as it’s only possible to work in the Bering Strait for 5 months of the year, the whole process would likely resemble a very intricate, choreographed dance.

Th e Discovery Channel recently estimated the costs to build Lin’s Intercontinental Peace Bridge at about $25 Billion. However, they also estimated a further $110 Billion to build the necessary infrastructure to get there.

Although recent reports have emerged that a tunnel is the more likely reality for the Bering Strait, with Th e Daily Mail reporting on Aug. 22, 2011 that Russia had given the green light to a 65 mile long tunnel, it couldn’t even be constructed without using T.Y. Lin’s research.

Gibraltar Strait BridgeTh e Strait of Gibraltar separates the British colony of Gibraltar in Spain from Morocco, Africa, by a mere 8 miles at its shortest distance. Th e famed “Rock of Gibraltar” rises 1398 ft from the sea and, adorned with silver columns, marked safe navigation limits for ancient Mediterranean navigators. Lin’s dream would link the Christian and Islamic cultures and promote trade.

Th e bridge would feature 5 traffi c lanes and accommodate a break-down lane in each direction.

CHALLENGESAlthough Gibraltar certainly doesn’t have the Bering Strait’s ice or darkness issues, there are two others that have proved insurmountable until Lin’s design solutions. Water and wind.

Water depth in the Gibraltar Strait ranges between 980 and 3,000 feet. Winds have been clocked at 140 miles per hour.

Engineers hired by the Spanish government to research the feasibility of a bridge discovered the bottom of the Strait was extremely hard rock.

As well, fog, Sahara Desert dust storms, strong currents and the frequency of ship collisions in the busy Strait are also dangerous issues.

DESIGNSo what does a bridge builder suggest when faced with trying to place piers in 3,000 ft depths? Span it. Instead of even attempting to set piers in 3,000 ft of water, Lin’s hybrid cable-stayed/suspension bridge would have two spans of an incredible 16,400 ft each. Th at would allow piers to be set in the relatively (emphasis on the word relatively) easy depths of 1500 ft and 500 ft.

Each of the bridge’s two cantilevered towers would have to be 3,000 ft tall, and cant out slightly from the centerline. Th e cables run from the tops of the towers would be transversely set at 660 ft. To deal with the winds, Lin would stiff en the structure by drawing the main cables together with transversely placed, post-tensioned bracing cables. At mid-span they would be only 130’ apart. Suspender cables would angle inward from the main suspension cables to carry the fi berglass bridge deck.

Total amount of wire cable? 1,000,000 miles – or enough to go around the world almost 30 times.

Th e last estimate given to build Lin’s Gibraltar Bridge was $15 Billion.If man had never dreamed of going to the moon, we wouldn’t

have GPS or satellites. And if T.Y. Lin hadn’t dreamed of linking the world, millions may have died in buildings unable to withstand earthquakes. Th anks to T.Y. Lin, the question isn’t “can we build it?” but “can we aff ord to build it?”

T.Y. Lin left the world with a lasting legacy of ingenuity and inspiration.

T.Y. Lin died of a heart attack in 2003 at the age of 91. ❙

Daniel S., Strait of Gibraltar as seen from the “Mirador del Estrecho” T.Y. LiN INTERNATIONAl

Although Gibraltar certainly doesn’t have the Bering Strait’s ice or

Kuan-Du Bridge, Taiwan: One of the world’s largest half-through continuous steel tied arch bridges, and crosses over the scenic Tan Shui River between Kuan-Du and Pali.

Artist rendition of T.Y. Lin’s proposal to bridge the Strait of Gibraltar with two 16,000 foot spans. Each of the bridge’s cantilevered towers would be 3,000 feet tall, twice the size of the world’s tallest skyscraper.

Y-Link, AngularContact Ball Bearing

Econo-Link, TaperedRoller Thrust Bearing

Overhaul Ball AssembliesSpecial Requirements

650-ton swivel forABS-approved single anchor leg mooring (SALM) system.

| 33 WHAT’S NEW | 39 WRE CATALOG33 WIRE ROPE 48 BLOCKS52 CHAINS54 CLAMPS54 CLIPS54 EQUIPMENT56 EYE NUTS56 HOIST56 HOOKS

60 LINKS60 MASTER LINKS60 MILLIMETER

WIRE ROPE62 MISCELLANEOUS64 PRESS64 ROPE66 SHACKLES67 SHEAVES

67 SLEEVES67 SLINGS67 SOCKETS68 SWIVELS68 THIMBLES68 TURNBUCKLES70 WINCHES

WRE CATALOG GUIDE] WRE

Talurit AB recently developed a new type of fold back ferrule, the patent pending T-LOCTM steel reinforcement. The ferrule is unique on the market today and has received a lot of interest from customers all over the world.

“We pride ourselves on constantly improving and adding to our large range of ferrules and fi ttings. By combining more than 60 years of practical experience with the latest technol-ogy, our engineers can quickly provide the market with new innovations,” says Thommy Andersson, CEO of Talurit AB.

The T-LOCTM off ers effi ciency, as well as safety when using the more and more common wire ropes of grade 2160.

Made from carbon steel, the T-LOCTM ferrule reinforces the standard aluminum T-ferrule termination. When using a high tensile wire rope of grade 2160 together with a heavy-duty thimble, the T-LOCTM prevents the aluminum ferrule from splitting. T-LOC TM is swaged together with the aluminum ferrule. Greater strength is achieved with the same time and eff ort.

The T-LOCTM system is easy and safe to use, tested with rotation resistant wire ropes in class 35(W) x 7 and has been validated according to EN 13411-3. The tested constructions are 34(W) x K7-WSC, fi ll factor: 0,74-0,75. T-LOCTM is compatible with your standard die sets for T-ferrule swaging.

Andersson goes on to say, “We are pleased with the attention the T-LOCTM ferrule has received so far, and we look forward to providing this new solution to customers worldwide.”

For more information on T-LOC contact Talurit’s North American distributor, Chant Engineering: www.chantengi-neering.com, or visit Talurit’s website: www.talurit.com. ❙

Talurit AB ferrule, the patent pending T-LOCTM steel reinforcement. The ferrule is unique on the market today and has received a lot of interest from customers all over the world.

to our large range of ferrules and fi ttings. By combining more than 60 years of practical experience with the latest technol-ogy, our engineers can quickly provide the market with new innovations,” says Thommy Andersson, CEO of Talurit AB.

using the more and more common wire ropes of grade 2160.

the standard aluminum T-ferrule termination. When using a high tensile wire rope of grade 2160 together with a heavy-duty thimble, the T-LOCTM prevents the aluminum ferrule from splitting. T-LOC TM is swaged together with the aluminum ferrule. Greater strength is achieved with the same time and eff ort.

WRE WRE

McKissick’s® Patent Pending Tubing Grab is designed to provide a quick, easy and effi cient attachment for the lifting of tubing to and from the rig fl oor in “well servicing” applications. Specifi cally, the McKissick® Tubing Grab engages the tubing adjacent to the fl ared end allowing the tubing to be moved from storage to the rig fl oor where the elevators can then be utilized to upright the tubing vertically. With a 500 lbs. Working Load Limit, the McKissick® Tubing Grab will work with 2 3/8” or 2 7/8” tubing.

The McKissick® Tubing Grab is easy to engage or disengage from the tubing. Pulling of the trigger provides easy insertion or removal of the tubing and releasing the trigger “locks” the tubing grab in the closed position for maintaining load control. Individually proof tested to 125% Working Load Limit, the McKissick® Tubing Grab is fi tted with a 3/8” G-2130 Crosby® Shackle for attachment to the air tugger line. A secondary lifting eye is provided for the attachment of a tag line. All sizes are RFID equipped.

To fi nd out more about the McKissick® Tubing Grab, contact The Crosby Group® at (800) 797-4611 or visit www.thecrosbygroup.com. ❙

WHAT’S NEW CROSBY MCKISSICK’S® NEW PATENT PENDING TUBING GRABMcKissick’s® Patent Pending Tubing GrabMcKissick’s® Patent Pending Tubing Grab

WHAT’S NEW

WHAT’S NEW TALURIT AB LAUNCHES A NEW REVOLUTIONARY FOLD BACK FERRULE

WHAT’S NEWLAUNCHES A NEW REVOLUTIONARY FOLD BACK FERRULE


Y-Link, AngularContact Ball Bearing

Econo-Link, TaperedRoller Thrust Bearing

Overhaul Ball AssembliesSpecial Requirements

650-ton swivel forABS-approved single anchor leg mooring (SALM) system.

T-LOC before and after swaging. Patent Application no. PCT/SE2010/000142 and protected worldwide.

WHAT’S NEW VAN BEEST INTRODUCES RFID TAGS TO PRODUCTSVan Beest B.V., manufacturer and supplier of wire rope and chain fi ttings, recently announced they have added a new type of TAG to their line, an RFID tag. The RFID (Radio Frequency Identifi cation) tag now allows Van Beest products to be identifi ed easily with individual serial numbers. The ChipID reduces downtime associated with the inspection process, eliminates the need to retype inspection reports and gives instant as well as accurate on-site ID – no misread or incorrect documentation of tags.

Van Beest’s RFID tags are made by Infochip; a global leader in RFID based safety solutions. Since 2002 Infochip has supported a com-prehensive network for manufacturers, service teams and customers to better identify and track industrial assets. Utilizing mobile computing, RFID and Internet based reporting, the eff ort to identify and inspect assets is reduced by up to 60%. InfoChip improves accuracy, accountability and drives safety best practices throughout the asset’s lifecycle.

For over 80 years, the production of high tensile shackles has been Van Beest’s core business. Mr. Dirk van Beest founded the company in 1922, initially as a supplier of iron works to the dredging industry. From the very beginning, the company has been forging shackles. Its ironwork expertise gave the Van Beest shackles an edge over the competition and now with the addition of the RFID tag, Van Beest continues to make their products stronger and better for their customers. www.vanbeest.nl ❙

WHAT’S NEWINTRODUCES RFID TAGS TO PRODUCTS


[WHAT’S NEW]

Harrington Hoists, Inc. has introduced their new dual speed, single phase, ED Infi nity Electric Chain Hoists. These hoists are off ered in 125, 220, 250, 350, 400, 525 and 1050 pound capacities. The pendant on the hoist is equipped with easy access external speed adjustment knobs that enable the operator to quickly customize the high and low hoist speeds. A heavy duty metal hinged cover protects these knobs from damage and prevents the speed settings from shifting during operation.

The ED Infi nity is designed with a lightweight die-cast aluminum body making it easy to install, transport and store. Additional features of the ED Infi nity hoist include Weston-style and regenerative load brakes, a friction clutch for overwinding protection, nickel-plated, heat treated load chain and a standard upper limit switch. These hoists are ideal for work stations and work cells, assembly lines, pick-and-place operations, and fast production environments.

Harrington Hoists, Inc. is a Kito Group Company located in Manheim, PA and Corona, CA. and is a leading manufacturer and supplier of electric and air powered chain hoists, electric wire rope hoists, lever hoists, manual hand chain hoists, push and geared trolleys, overhead cranes, crane accessories and a full line of replacement parts. www.harringtonhoists.com ❙

WHAT’S NEW HARRINGTON HOISTS UNVEILS ED INFINITY SINGLE PHASE ELECTRIC CHAIN HOISTS

Elite Sales Inc. (ESI) has recently acquired a 30-ton reeling machine for custom wire rope in order to spool wire rope more effi ciently. Currently, spoolers and reeling machines are replacing the outdated ways of coiling wire rope. Traditionally, the most diffi cult part of properly spooling wire rope has been creating the correct amount of back tension in order to properly spool wire rope.

In the past, back tension was cre-ated by passing the wire rope through multiple sheaves which are tightened by bolts in order to create the tension. Even worse, one of the oldest ways to coil wire rope required the rope to be

placed between two large tires while being spooled. Although this method is still used by other businesses, the technique is defi nitely outdated and doesn’t cause the proper amount of back tension needed to properly coil wire rope without causing damage to the rope itself.

ESI’s new 30-ton reeling machine manufactured by Cumberland Sales Company of Nashville, TN, provides the perfect amount of back tension needed for proper wire rope spooling. Even coiling wire rope with winches could lead to uneven coiling and a weak foundation of layers which in turn can (and often does) result in damaged cables and wire rope.

With ESI’s new 30-ton reeling machine, damaging wire rope and cables during the spooling process is a thing of the past. “Any new technology that we can invest in to provide our customers with a better product is, and always will be, ESI’s top priority” said, Keith Benhayon, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Elite Sales Inc. “The results that all of our state-of-the-art equipment provide speaks for it self.”

For more information or to contact Elite Sales Inc., please visit their website: www.elitesalesinc.com ❙

WHAT’S NEW ELITE SALES INC. ACQUIRES NEW 30TON REELING MACHINE FOR SPOOLING CUSTOM WIRE ROPE ORDERS

WHAT’S NEW BOSCARO AND EAGLE WEST CRANES INTRODUCE INNOVATIVE CONCRETE BUCKET

New from Boscaro and Eagle West Cranes & Equipment is a multi-function 5 in 1 concrete bucket which allows users the fl exibility of owning one bucket for several applications. “Eagle West’s crane service company has often used this type of product for projects its own cranes were used on. We saw the opportunity to engineer a new, more user friendly concept in concrete buckets,” said Gerry Wiebe, Vice President Sales & Business Development for Eagle West Cranes & Equipment.

The central discharge concrete bucket features a counter-sprung box gate, which simplifi es its use, especially when fi lling column forms. The discharge slide can be set for in- or out-of-service without removing it. However, it can be removed if necessary, by pulling two bolts.

Other features make one bucket useful for a number of applications. For example, the bottom platform converts the box gate into a six-inch central discharge bucket, excellent for use in applying roofi ng gravel and other dry feed products. The variable length rubber hose converts the standard bucket into a precision placement system, such as for fi lling tight forms or columns. The bottom platform also allows the bucket to be used by a forklift. When not in use, the solid central bridle can be removed to allow the buckets to be stacked for storage.

Eagle West is actively seeking dealers and sales agents for the Boscaro product line. One such company is Certifi ed Boom Repair Service Inc., Tampa, Fla., which distributes Boscaro crane accessories in Florida. “We felt it was a natural extension of our already existing service and repair business to be able to off er our customers material handling accessories,” said Mike Smith, President. The full Boscaro product line includes pallet forks, self-dumping bins, concrete buckets, two and four person man baskets, clamshell buckets, precast handling equipment, and storage solutions. www.eaglewestequipment.com ❙

WHAT’S NEWWHAT’S NEWEAGLE WEST CRANES INTRODUCE EAGLE WEST CRANES INTRODUCE INNOVATIVE CONCRETE BUCKETINNOVATIVE CONCRETE BUCKET

J O I N T H E R E V O L U T I O N

Manheim, PA / 800-233-3010 Corona, CA / 800-317-7111

A Kito Group Company

When you face a tough job, you don’t want to mess around. You need a tool that works every time, every day. The Harrington LB lever hoist is built for those demanding applications, strong and reliable to get real jobs done right.

Harrington’s lever hoist is rated the best in the industry because it can take whatever you dish out. With a compact low-headroom design and a short steel handle with 15° recovery stroke, the LB will easily fit anywhere your work demands. This is the tool that works every day to finish the job—faster and easier, every time.

Heavy-duty, all steel construction

Nickel-plated, corrosion-resistant load chain

Compact design makes it a perfect fit for use in tight quarters

Easy to operate, transport and store

Revolutionary freewheeling for one-handed operation

Capacity range ¾ – 9 Ton

Join the Revolution and visit us at www.harringtonhoists.com

Do you want a tool or do you want a toy?

5285-1913_LBtool_HPH_wreD5b.indd 1 7/15/11 1:32 PM

Visit us at OTC, booth #4679 and at the Holland Pavilion, booth #2531

E-mail: [email protected] www.vanbeest.com Member of Van Beest International

Registered trade marks ‘Green Pin’ and ‘Excel’

Van Beest B.V. is manufacturer and supplier of wire rope- and chain accessories with branches in The Netherlands, Germany, France and USA, and stock holding distributors in over 80 countries worldwide.

Manufacturer of Green Pin® shackles: a genuine made in Holland product.

BEES_12082_ADV_GP+Excel_Beursaank_DEF.indd 1 08-03-12 16:33


A newly developed hydraulic lifting yoke from Danish based Fyns Kran Udstyr has been tested in the world’s largest off shore wind turbine park, London Array. The new way of handling off shore wind turbine foundations is much faster, cheaper and more secure.

It no longer needs to take an hour to get ready to lift the 370 ton heavy off shore wind turbine foundation parts, also called Transition Pieces or TP’s, from dock to vessel – and from vessel on to the off shore monopiles. Fyns Kran Udstyr (FKU) has developed a hydraulic yoke that makes the TP ready to lift within 10 minutes – only needing one employee to handle and adjust the TP.

The newly developed hydraulic yoke is hoisted onto the fl ange on the top of the TP. The hydraulic system then secures the yoke to the fl ange and the TP is now ready to lift. During the lift, the hydraulic yoke adjusts the TP near to center of gravity (CoG). All this only takes approx. 10 minutes.

Since the TP is now plumb and level, the risk of tilting when the TP is placed onto the vessel is minimal. The same safety remains on sea, where it is even harder to han-dle the enormous foundations, when they are lifted into place over the monopolies.

The newly invented yoke is developed by Danish engineers from Fyns Kran Udstyr, and approved by Germanisher Lloyds. The engineers have documented every detail of the unique construction in accordance to EN Norms. From the beginning the goal has been to improve the safety and working conditions compared to the known method with Pad Eyes, and at the same time speed-up the process and thereby save money at every lift. ❙

WHAT’S NEW COLUMBUS MCKINNON UNVEILS CM BUNDLING CLIP FOR HEAVY DUTY APPLICATIONSWHAT’S NEW FOR HEAVY DUTY APPLICATIONS

WHAT’S NEW NEW HYDRAULIC LIFTING YOKE FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMSWHAT’S NEWFOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS

Columbus McKinnon Corporation, a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of material handling products, is proud to announce the CM Bundling Clip. From logging roads to the oil fi elds, the CM Bundling Clip is built for heavy-duty bundling applications in the toughest industries. When lifting, storing or moving steel tubing, pipes, or precast concrete, its easy-to-assembly U-design allows for fewer parts to drop or lose. The CM Bundling Clip eliminates shear points and damage to wire rope, as well as preventing the choker from going slack and the load spreading after being unhooked.

The CM Bundling Clip is ideal for off shore, transfer stations, pipe yards, pipeline installations, transportation, rail yards, logging, steel mills, construction sites, and oil fi elds. Built for

harsh environments and demanding applications, the CM Bundling Clip is galvanized and painted U-Bolt with rolled threads. Additional features include interchangeable and replaceable with Columbus McKinnon standard wire rope clip U-Bolts; forged and galvanized saddles come with FORGED USA, size, CM logo and Trace Code forged in; Meets B30.26 plus traceability; performs to rated capacities and available for use with 3/4”, 7/8”, 1” & 1-1/8” wire rope chokers

For more information on the new CM Bundling Clip, please visit the Bundling Clip webpage on the Columbus McKinnon webpage (www.cmworks.com). ❙

Lifting Gear Hire Corporation‘s (LGH) 2012 Product Specifi cation Catalog has a new look. The catalog features an updated cover design and reorganized page layouts. Each section off ers a pictorial overview of the products

available for rent or sale, as well as product de-scriptions and specifi cation tables. New additions to the catalog include; large capacity Hand Chain Hoists, Receiving Tanks, Hydraulic Tools, 400/110 and 400/110H Modular Spreader Beams.

Over 25,000 catalogs will be distributed to current and potential LGH customers in 2012. To receive a copy of the 2012 LGH Product Specifi cation Catalog, contact LGH at 1-800-878-7305. LGH – Puts Safety First. www.lgh-usa. com ❙

WHAT’S NEW IDBLUE INTRODUCES NEXTGENERATION UHF MOBILE RFID READER FOR SMARTPHONES AND TABLETS

IDBLUE recently unveiled the world’s fi rst mobile, Bluetooth® UHF RFID (radio frequency identifi cation) reader for smartphones and tablets.

IDBLUE.UHF is a handheld, pen-shaped RFID reader that is ideal for use with smartphones and tablets, including iPhones and iPads. It is designed for precision asset identifi cation and tracking applications in healthcare, retail, utilities, aerospace, oil and gas, and other industries. The readers are intended to meet the fast-growing demand for mobility along with global adoption of the Electronic Product Code Gen 2 standard for UHF devices.

Weighing in at just 60 grams – less than the weight of an apple – IDBLUE.UHF off ers unparalleled portability and ease of use for close-proximity RFID applications. Other handheld RFID readers today can be expensive, heavy and cumbersome.

The innovative and ergonomic pen style shape of IDBLUE.UHF is small and lightweight, allowing it to fi t conveniently in your pocket. The specially designed tip of the reader can be used to navigate and enter data on your smartphone, instead of using your fi nger. This feature is especially useful in situations where the user is wearing gloves.

“IDBLUE.UHF bridges the gap between the explosion in smartphone use and the rapid growth of RFID adoption,” says Steve Taylor, CEO, IDBLUE. “As companies increasingly integrate smartphones and tablets into their operations, IDBLUE turns these devices into a powerful asset tracking and management tool with a value-add RFID reader that seamlessly extends the capabilities of their smartphone infrastructure.”

Taylor adds, “The effi ciencies enabled by RFID technology are more accessible than ever with our reader’s cost-eff ective UHF design, smartphone compatibility and intuitive interface.”

According to VDC Research, the global market for RFID readers grew nearly 25 percent in 2010, to more than 2.1 million units shipped. VDC predicts that by 2015 this will grow to more than 5.2 million units worth $1.65 billion.

While stationary RFID devices are most common today, mobility is rapidly gaining market share. Similarly, Gen2 UHF hardware, which represented about 14 percent of the total RFID hardware sales in 2010, is forecasted to account for almost half of the global market by 2015. For more information, visit www.IDBLUE.com. ❙

WHAT’S NEWGENERATION UHF MOBILE RFID READER FOR SMARTPHONES AND TABLETS

WHAT’S NEW

IDBLUE identifi cation) reader for smartphones and tablets.

and tablets, including iPhones and iPads. It is designed for precision asset identifi cation and tracking applications in healthcare, retail, utilities, aerospace, oil and gas, and other industries. The readers are intended to meet the fast-growing demand for mobility along with global adoption of the Electronic Product Code Gen 2 standard for UHF devices.

unparalleled portability and ease of use for close-proximity RFID applications. Other handheld RFID readers

allowing it to fi t conveniently in your pocket. The specially designed tip of the reader can be used to navigate and enter data on your smartphone, instead of using your fi nger. This feature is especially useful in situations where the user is wearing gloves.

growth of RFID adoption,” says integrate smartphones and tablets into their operations, IDBLUE turns these devices into a powerful asset tracking and management tool with a value-add RFID reader that seamlessly extends the capabilities of their smartphone infrastructure.”

than ever with our reader’s cost-eff ective UHF design, smartphone compatibility and intuitive interface.”

in 2010, to more than 2.1 million units shipped. VDC predicts that by 2015 this will grow to more than 5.2 million units worth $1.65 billion.

market share. Similarly, the total RFID hardware sales in 2010, is forecasted to account for almost half of the global market by 2015. For more information, visit

WHAT’S NEWGENERATION UHF MOBILE RFID READER

WHAT’S NEW LIFTING GEAR HIRE RELEASES NEW CATALOGLifting Gear Hire Corporation‘s (LGH)

WHAT’S NEWWHAT’S NEW

[WHAT’S NEW]

Durable/// PRESS ///

Since 1979, cumberland Sales company has offered dependable service and durable products to the lifting and rigging industry. We have an extensive variety industrial hardware, wire rope and rigging supplies. Our durable equipment is made of pure steel, heavy-duty to handle all your material handling needs.

CumberlandSales Co.30th Anniversary

Cumberland SaleS Company | 615.833.7884 | 800.643.5189 | FaX: 615.333.9879 | [email protected]

CSC_Ad_Press3.indd 1 1/15/12 8:47 PM

Phone: +1 800 521 5555, [email protected]

www.bridonamerican.com

Tough jobs require ropes that last;

relationships that last are equally vital.

At Bridon, we don’t just sell rope -

we become a partner throughout

the life of the project.

Trust Bridon to provide the highest

quality rope backed by the most

experienced people in the business -

it’s our commitment to our

customers’ success.

Count on Us

Wire Rope Exchange Advert_Layout 1 10/05/2011 19:09 Page 1


WIRE ROPEWRE CAtALOG

LISTER'S INDEX ON PAGE 72.

1/64'' Wire RopesiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1/64" 250 1" x 1.54" Swivel Hoist Ring Part (23106) American Drill Bushing WLL 10,000lb

45 187 CA

1/64" 13 Little Mule Lineman's Hoist Model 344B 125 421 SC

1/64" 1 Little Mule Cable Hoist Model 404WNA 90 421 SC

1/64" 5,980 .018-.023 7X7 SSAC, NYLON CLEAR 0.24/FT 438 IL

1/64" 145000 9/64" (.141-.144) 7x7 GAC SWAGED 0.1 438 IL

1/64" 2000' 6 X 25 BIWRC XIP- CHINA 2.50' 35 MD


3/64" 100 X 5000'

3/64 7X7 GAC 0.015 35 MD

3/64" 70,000 3/64 1X19 GALV CABLE IMPORT (20x10,000')

0.005 121 MS

3/64" 68 x 10,000

7x7 opaque white vinyl coated to 1/16 0.02 35 MD

3/64" 10,000 7x7 clear vinyl coated to 3/32 0.02 35 MD

3/64" 40,825 3/64 7x7 GAC Domestic .0294/FT 438 IL

3/64" 10,000 3/64 7x7 GAC 0.0270/FT 438 IL

3/64" 11475 3/64 7x7 SSAC T304 Domestic 0.0624 438 IL

3/64" 6,300 3/64 7x19 SSAC T302 Domestic 0.2613 438 IL


1/16" 4311 1/16" x 1/8" 7x7 Stainless Stl. Nylon Coated (cert)

.08/FT 178 OH

1/16" 7250 1/16" x 1/8" 7x7 Stainless Steel Nylon Coated (cert)

0.08 178 OH

1/16" 10570 1/16" x 3/32" 7x7 Stainless Steel Nylon Coated (Import )

.07/FT 178 OH

1/16" 62884 1/16" 7 X 7 SSAC TYPE 304 COM GRADE NYL CTD TO 3/32" CLEAR 100-00060

.123 PER FT 294 OH

1/16" 35,000 ft 1/16 7x7 GAC 18.00/1000ft 202 PA

1/16" 400 x 250' 1x7 Clear green vinyl coated iron seizing to 1/8 galv.

5.00 rl 35 MD

1/16" 7,600 .060 1x19 Galv Strand 0.0159/FT 438 IL

1/16" 6,500 1/16 1x7 Galv Strand IPS 0.0031/FT 438 IL

1/16" 20,000 1/16 1x7 Galv Iron Seize Strand 0.0093/FT 438 IL

1/16" 5,823 1/16 7x19 GAC Domestic 0.180/FT 438 IL

1/16" 26,230 .058 7x7 SSAC T302 Domestic 0.0788 438 IL

1/16" 8,695 1.5mm 7x7 SSAC T304 0.0653 438 IL

1/16" 5000 1/16" x 30" 7 x 7 Gal Cable Assembly w/ 1 1/2" Eyes Each End

0.15 278 TX

1/16" 10000 1/16-3/32 7x7 GAC, PVC Clear .0283/FT 438 IL

1/16" 6000 1/16-3/32 1x19 Galv, PVC Clear .0452/ft 438 IL

1/16" 41000 1.8MM 7x7 GAC .0213/ft 438 IL


3/32" 60 RL 3/32 7X7 V.C. TO 5/32 X 250' RL 14 35 MD

3/32" 3195 3/32" x 3/16"7x7 GAC Vinyl Coated (Import )

.08/FT 178 OH

3/32" 75000 feet "WIRE 3/32"" coated to 1/4"" 7 x 7 construction. Clear PVC Galvanized Part number G707PVC332-04"

0.03 306 NS CAN

3/32" 60,000 ft 3/32 7 X 19 GAC 45.00/1000ft 202 PA

3/32" 20000' 3/32 7X19 TYPE 304 STAINLESS STEEL KOREAN

.11/ft 29 NY

3/32" 4,000 1x19 white nylon coated to 1/8 SS 0.09 35 MD

3/32" 3,000 7x7 white nylon coated to 3/16 SS 0.1 35 MD

3/32" 2 x 5000 7x7 nylon coated to 1/8 galv. 0.04 35 MD

3/32" 2 x 5,000' 7 x 19 GAC Nylon coated to 3/16 0.05 35 MD

3/32" 80000 "7x7 SSAC T304 1/16 TO 3/32 NYLON 8x10,000ft ***NEW***"

0.125/ft 60 RI

3/32" 11 x 5000' 3/32 7X7 S/S Understrength .04' 35 MD

3/32" 65,000 ft 3/32" 7X7 SSAC T304 .06/ft 355 NY

3/32" 14,362 3/32 7x19 SSAC T302 Domestic 0.168 438 IL

3/32" 10,000 3/32 - 3/16 7x7 SSAC Nylon Clear 0.1424 438 IL

3/32" 30,000 3/32 - 7/32 1x19 SS PVC Black 0.1241 438 IL

3/32" 20000 3/32 1X7 GALV IRON SEIZE STRAND 0.0133/FT 438 IL

3/32" 1148799 3/32 1X19 GALV STRAND DOMESTIC 0.0353/FT 438 IL

3/32" 68332 3/32 7X7 GAC DOMESTIC .0563/FT 438 IL

3/32" 11404 3/32 7X19 GAC DOMESTIC 0.1444/FT 438 IL

3/32" 8680 3/32-1/8 1X19 GALV STRAND, PVC 0.0432/FT 438 IL

3/32" 10006 3/32-5/32 7X7 GAC, PVC BLUE 0.0367/FT 438 IL

3/32" 5470 3/32-3/16 7X7 GAC, PVC CLEAR 0.0572/FT 438 IL

3/32" 5200 3/32-3/16 7X7 GAC, PVC CLEAR .0510/FT 438 IL


3/32" 10958 3/32-3/16 7X7 GAC, PVC BLACK 0.0148/FT 438 IL

3/32" 12114 3/32-5/32 7X19 GAC, NYLON BLACK 0.0956/FT 438 IL

3/32" 1,430,000 "3/32 1X19 GALV CABLE (10,000' REELS)"

0.019 121 MS


1/8" 1,450 1/8", 7x19 Strand, RRL, Monel, DRY, Carolina S&W, New

0.75 187 CA

1/8" 35,000 ft 1/8 7x19 GAC 42.00/1000ft 202 PA

1/8" 30ea. 7 x 7 GAC 10,000 ft reels China surplus 250 427 CA

1/8" 2,640 1/8", 7X19, RRL, STAINLESS 302, CAROLINA

0.16 187 CA

1/8" 4 x 1,000' 7 x 7 White Vinyl Coated to 3/16 GAC 0.04 35 MD

1/8" 25,000 1/8" 1x7 Galv. Annealed Seizing Wire .10/ft 420 FL

1/8" 4000 ft 1/8" 7X19 SSAC BLACK VINYL COATED TO 3/16"

.60/ft 355 NY

1/8" 50,000 3.00mm 7x19 SSAC T304 0.1188 438 IL

1/8" 6,150 1/8" 7x7 SSAC T302 Domestic 0.1487 438 IL

1/8" 19,085 1/8" 7x19 SSAC T304 Lubricated 0.1529 438 IL

1/8" 7,850 1/8" - 5/32 1x19 SS, PVC White 0.1104 438 IL

1/8" 10,180 1/8" - 7/32 1x19 SS PVC White 0.1568 438 IL

1/8" 8100 1/8" 7X7 GAC DOMESTIC 0.0784/FT 438 IL

1/8" 10000 1/8 7X7 GAC 0.0332/FT 438 IL

1/8" 18000 1/8 6X7 FC GALV 0.0333/FT 438 IL

1/8" 7780 1/8 7X37 GALV CABLE 0.4136/FT 438 IL

1/8" 13950 1/8-5/32 1X19 GALV, PVC BLACK 0.0752/FT 438 IL

1/8" 7475 1/8-3/16 7X19 GAC PVC BLACK 0.0688/FT 438 IL

1/8" 63445 1/8" 7x19 SSAC T302 DOMESTIC 0.13 438 IL

1/8" 5900 FEET WIRE STRAND 1/8" 1X19 STAINLESS STEEL 316

0.08 306 CAN


5/32" 10,450 5/32 7x7 SSAC T316 0.1825 438 IL

5/32" 5,200 5/32 7X7 SSAC T302 Domestic 0.2359 438 IL

5/32" 42174 5/32 1X7 GALV IRON SEIZE STRAND 0.0768/FT 438 IL

5/32" 145000 .141-.144 7X7 GAC SWAGED 0.1169/FT 438 IL

5/32" 5500 5/32 7X7 GAC DOMESTIC 0.0510/FT 438 IL

5/32" 110847 5/32 7X7 GAC 0.0510/FT 438 IL

5/32" 10000 5/32 7X7 GAC 0.0510/FT 438 IL

5/32" 21000 5/32 7X7 GAC 0.0510/FT 438 IL



5/32" 39747 5/32-.209/.215 7X19 GAC, NYLON 0.1504/FT 438 IL


3/16" 466# on reels

4.15 mm, 7 x 7 const., zinc coated .04' 369 Ohio

3/16" 1,609# on reels

4.4 mm, 7 x 7 const., zinc coated 0.04 369 Ohio

3/16" 5000 3/16" x 1/4" 7x19 GAC Green Vinyl Coated ( Import )

.10/FT 178 OH

3/16" 2500 3/16" x 1/4" 7x19 GAC Green Vinyl Coated ( Import )

.10/FT 178 OH

3/16" 5000 3/16" x 5/16" 7x19 GAC Vinyl Coated ( Import )

.10/FT 178 OH

3/16" 5087 3/16" x 5/16" 7x19 GAC Vinyl Coated ( Import )

.10/FT 178 OH

3/16" 70000' 3/16"-1/4" 7X19 GAC WHITE PVC COATED KOREAN, 14 @ 5000'

.075/ft 29 NY

3/16" 3886 3/16 6X36 FC POR 171 BC

3/16" 25,000 ft 3/16 7x19 GAC 80.00/1000ft 202 PA

3/16" 2200 3/16 - 1/4 7X7 GAC CLEAR COAT POR 171 BC

3/16" 64ea. 7 x 19 GAC 5,000 ft reels China surplus 200 427 CA

3/16" 50 x 250' 7x19 clear vinyl coated to 1/4 galv. 26.00 / RL 35 MD

3/16" 35,000ft 3/16 7x7 64.00/1000FT

202 PA

3/16" 7 X 3,000 3/16", 7x19, Type 304 SS, Loos & Co, Mil W-83420 Rev E Certs

0.24 187 CA

3/16" 40 x 500 7 x 19 CLEAR VINYL COATED TO 1/4 GALV.

52.00 / RL 35 MD

3/16" 5,340 3/16 7X7 SSAC T302 Domestic 0.3871 438 IL

3/16" 12,700 3/16 - 5/16 7X19 SST304 PVC White 0.2847 438 IL

3/16" 19,490 3/16" 6X7 FC Galvanized 0.0533 438 IL

3/16" 10000 3/16-1/4 7X19 GAC, NYLON BLACK 0.1349/FT 438 IL

3/16" 1000 6X36 XIP IWRC BRT Right Lang Lay 3.76 54 CA

3/16" 100,000 ft 7x7 GAC (5,000 ft reels) .067/ft 355 NY

3/16" 55,000 ft "3/16"" 7X7 Cable Vinyl Coated to 1/4"" Clear / Translucent"

.12/ft 121 MS

Phone: +1 800 521 5555, [email protected]

www.bridonamerican.com

Tough jobs require ropes that last;

relationships that last are equally vital.

At Bridon, we don’t just sell rope -

we become a partner throughout

the life of the project.

Trust Bridon to provide the highest

quality rope backed by the most

experienced people in the business -

it’s our commitment to our

customers’ success.

Count on Us

Wire Rope Exchange Advert_Layout 1 10/05/2011 19:09 Page 1



7/32" 68,120' on reel


7/32" 16,866' on reel

5.2 mm wire rope, 7 x 7 const, zinc coated

.06' 369 Ohio

7/32" 3,982' 1x19 type 304 SS 1,000' min. 0.17 35 MD

7/32" 905 7/32" 7x19 Galv Domestic .14/Ft 421 SC

7/32" 4500 7/32" 7 x 19 Galv. Aircraft Cable Imp. 0.08 351 WI

7/32" 5,176 7/32 7X19 SSAC T304 0.3304 438 IL

7/32" 6,905 7/32 7X19 SSAC T316 0.2679 438 IL

7/32" 25000 7/32 7X19 GAC 0.1180/FT 438 IL

7/32" 3000 5.5mm SS T316 NACM HT CHAIN 2.28 438 IL

7/32" 1800 FEET WIRE STRAND 7/32" 1X19 STAINLESS STEEL 316

0.26 306 CAN


1/4" 24000 1/4" 6 x 7 FC GAL Trawl Cable B-Lube 0.06 278 TX

1/4" 7950 1/4" 6 X 37 FC GAL IPS DRY LUBE 0.12 278 TX

1/4" 7084 1/4" 6 X 37 FC BRT IPS A LUBE 0.09 278 TX

1/4" 10000 1/4 19 x 7 WSC EIPS Galvanized Korean 0.25 278 TX

1/4" 216,000' 6.7 mm, 7 x 7 x 19 const., zinc coated .08' 369 Ohio

1/4" 70000 1/4 6X19 BIWRC IPS 0.08 35 MD

1/4" 5087 1/4" 6x19 IPS RRL FC Import .135/FT 178 OH

1/4" 54,473' on 6.3 mm, 7 x 19 const., zinc coated .08' 369 Ohio

1/4" 2200 "WIRE STRAND 1 X 19 STAINLESS STEEL 316 1/4"

0.3 306 NS CAN

1/4" 30,000 ft 1/4" - 1x7 Guy Strand Galv. 0.13 156 SK

1/4" 15000 1 /4" 19 x 7 WSC EIPS BRT Korean 0.25 278 TX

1/4" 3262 FT 6 x 19 FC BRIGHT 0.44/FT 306 NS CAN

1/4" 20,000' 1/4" 6x36 PC EIPS Drawn galvanized Dry .19/ft 50 TX

1/4" 25,000' 1/4" 6x31 PC EIPS DOMESTIC .36/ft 50 TX

1/4" 1,200 1/4", 6 X 19. PPC, RRL, Phos Bronze, dry, domestic, new

0.75 187 CA

1/4" 100000 1/4 1x 7 new galv strand 0.11 7 TN

1/4" 65,000 ft 1/4 7 X 19 GAC 102.00/1000ft

202 PA

1/4" 150,000 ft 1/4 1 X 7 GAC 95.00/1000ft 202 PA

1/4" 30,000ft 1/4 7 x 7 GAC 96.50/1000ft 202 PA

1/4" 10,000 1/4", 1x7, Galv., Strand EHS Strand Domestic

0.07 187 CA

1/4" 300x25' 1/4 7x19 v/c to 5/16 2.50 ea. 35 MD

1/4" 500 7x19 black nylon coated to 5/16 0.19 35 MD

1/4" 5000 6x31 IWRC RRL EIPS, WireCo, Colored Strand, A1 Lube, 1 reel - 5,000 ft.

0.65 187 CA

1/4" 18 1/4" 7 x 19 GAC x 125ft. with 5/8" x 1" stop ea. end

14 351 WI

1/4" 5,946 1/4" - 5/16" 7X7 SSAC PVC White 0.4267 438 IL

1/4" 6,800 1/4" 6x25 RRL IPS Bright FC 0.1677 438 IL

1/4" 6,355 1/4" 6X19S LHRL EIPS IWRC Galvanized 0.1902 438 IL

1/4" 9,895 1/4 6x36 RRL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.4112 438 IL

1/4" 6,208 1/4" 6X36 LHRL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.1056 438 IL

1/4" 12,685 1/4" 6X37 LHRL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.1868 438 IL

1/4" 6200 1/4 19X7 RRL EIPS GALV IWRC 0.4491/FT 438 IL

1/4" 55441 1/4 7X7 GAC 0.1363/FT 438 IL

1/4" 40000 1/4-9/32 7X7 GAC PVC BLACK 0.1119/FT 438 IL

1/4" 68034 1/4-5/16 7X7 GAC, PVC WHITE 0.0887/FT 438 IL

1/4" 10500 1/4-5/16 7X7 GAC HOPE BLACK 0.1467/FT 438 IL



1/4" 40000 1/4 1 x 7 GAL EHS 0.067 278 TX


1/4" 3 X 500' 3 X 500' 1/4 1X19 S/S TYPE316 0.68 35 MD


3/8" 10000 3/8" 6 x 26 EIPS IWRC GAL Korean 0.36 278 TX

3/8" 30000 3/8" 6 x 7 FC GAL Trawl Cable B- Lube 0.15 278 TX

3/8" 17,500 3/8" 6 x 37 IWRC GAL IPS Dry Lube 0.26 278 TX

3/8" 3000 3/8 6X25 B.F.C. KOREAN 0.25 35 MD

3/8" 56.500' on reel

9.3 mm wire rope, 7 x 19 const, zinc coated

0.11 369 Ohio

3/8" 2 X 1,000 3/8", 7 X 19, Stainless Type 304, Loos & Co

1 187 CA

3/8" 160,000 ft 3/8 7 X 19 GAC 200.00/1000ft

202 PA

3/8" 10000 3/8-1 1X7 GALV STRAND PVC COATED 5 X 2000FT

POR 171 BC

3/8" 130,000 ft 3/8 1 x 7 Galvanized 198.00/1000ft

202 PA

3/8" 10,000 3/8" 6X31 FC BRT - DOMESTIC 0.4 221 WA


3/8" 285 7x19 clear vinyl coated to 1/2 galv. 0.4 35 MD

3/8" 125 x 25' 6x19 BFC x 25' 0.1 35 MD

3/8" 750 3/8 7 x 19 GAC Nylon to 7/16 0.5 35 MD

3/8" 3,400 3/8 6x25 G F C Korean 0.29 35 MD

3/8" 400 3/8" 7 Flex PFV Coated Orange Domestic 1.87/Ft 421 SC

3/8" 150 3/8", 7X19, GALV, CALWIRE 0.15 187 CA

3/8" 1X5100, 1X2500

3/8", 7X7, RRL, GALV, CALWIRE, Strand bridge rope

0.13 187 CA

3/8" 1,000 3/8", 6X19, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, KOREAN

0.29 187 CA

3/8" est. 800 3/8", 6X36, FC, RRL, IPS, GALV, BETHLEHEM

0.95 187 CA

3/8" 600 3/8", 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, WIRECO

0.73 187 CA

3/8" 900 3/8", 6X27, IWRC, STAINLESS 304, CALWIRE

0.75 187 CA

3/8" 2 X 1,000 3/8", 7X19, STAINLESS 304, LOOS & CO

0.75 187 CA

3/8" 600 3/8", 7X19, RRL, STAINLESS 302, CAROLINA

0.75 187 CA

3/8" 10 X 5,000'

7 X 19 STAINLESS STEEL 0.82 35 MD

3/8" 2,519 6x19 PPC Galv., Korea 0.25 275 OR

3/8" 3 X 5000' 6X26WS RRL IWRC EIPS BRT- KOREAN 0.4 63 TX

3/8" 10,000 3/8 6X36 RRL IPS Bright FC 0.4403 438 IL

3/8" 5,436 3/8" 8X25 RRL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.5371 438 IL

3/8" 8,300 3/8" 6X15 RRL IPS Bright FC 0.3044 438 IL

3/8" 5,460 3/8" 6X15 RRL IPS Bright FC 0.27 438 IL

3/8" 15000 3/8" 6 x 19 FC GAL EIPS RRL Dry Lube 0.18 278 TX

3/8" 3280 ft. Diepa PZ 371 / 8.99 BS / ordinary lay / plasticized core

0.99 ft. 427 CA

3/8" 3000 10mm SS T316 NACM HT CHAIN 7.42 438 IL


3/8" 5 x 1650' 6x19S EIPS IWRC RRL Bright Dry Korean 0.2 50 TX


7/16" 5900 FT 6 X 26 FC BRIGHT .86/FT 306 NS CAN

7/16" 350' 6X26 IWRC XIP RRL BRT - 0741VU1068 0.05 95 WA

7/16" 930 7/16", 6x19, PPC, RRL, Phos. Bronze, A-1, Domestic, New

1.15 187 CA

7/16" 500 7/16 6x7 FC galv Korean 0.195 54 CA

7/16" 5000 7/16" 6x19 FC, Galv., A-Lube, Korean 0.29 54 CA

7/16" 8050 7/16 6x36 IWRC Brt,Chinese,Poor Preforming

0.22 54 CA

7/16" 4764' 7/16" 6X33 RRL EIP F.C. MADE IN USA 1@4000 1@764'

.60/ft 29 NY

7/16" 4100' 7/16"6X25 RRL EIP FCKOREAN 1@4100'

.27/ft 29 NY

7/16" 5000' 7/16" 6X26 COMPACTED 6 IWRC KO-REAN, 1 @ 5000'

.40/ft 29 NY

7/16" 669' 7/16" 6X7 SANDLINE BLACK LRL IPS F.C. KOREAN, 1 @ 669'

.14/ft 29 NY

7/16" 4544 7/16" 6x25 EIP FC RRL Import 622, 1000, 964, 758, 1200

0.35 139 PA

7/16" 450 FT 7/16" DYFORM 6 BRIDON - NEW N/A 44 IL

7/16" 500 7/16 DYPAC 18 .55' 35 MD

7/16" 4361' VEROPRO 8 Compact RRL IWRC GALV PPI (12mm)

1.22 303 Texas


1.22 303 Texas

7/16" 235 7/16" 19x7 IWRC Rotation Resistant Import

.58/Ft 421 SC

7/16" 300 7/16", 6X19, FC, RRL, IPS, GALV, DRY, UNION

0.52 187 CA

7/16" 5,970 7/16", 6X21, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, CALWIRE

0.68 187 CA

7/16" 6,000 7/16", 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, BRIDON, Colored strand

0.75 187 CA

7/16" 5,000 7/16", 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, DRY, BRIDON, Colored strand

0.84 187 CA

7/16" 4,850 7/16", 6X19, IWRC, STAINLESS, DOM. 0.97 187 CA

7/16" 200 7/16", 6X19, IWRC, STAINLESS, DOM 1.15 187 CA





7/16" 16,370 7/16 6X19 RRL IPS Galvanized FC 0.2296 438 IL

7/16" 7,600 7/16 6X21 RRL IPS FC 0.2663 438 IL

7/16" 16085 7/16 1X7 GALV EHS CLASS A STRAND 0.4919/FT 438 IL



WIRE ROPE WRE CAtALOG

59 Industrial DriveNew Britain, PA 18901215.230.4260 Fax:230.4261www.chantengineering.com

Heavy Duty Testing Machines, designed for the rigging industryStandard sizes or custom machinesUpgrades for existing machinesSoftware compatible with all RFID systemsWorldwide Calibration Service for any testing machineQuality products and service since 1970

Horizontal Testing Machines 10,000 lbs. to 5,000,000 lbs. capacities - Any Length

Pre-Stretch Bed with Wire Rope Grips Mobile Machines

Operators Control DataTest Software

Vertical Machines - Any Capacity Wire Rope Grips - Any Size

59 Industrial DriveNew Britain, PA 18901215.230.4260 Fax:230.4261www.chantengineering.com

Heavy Duty Testing Machines, designed for the rigging industryStandard sizes or custom machinesUpgrades for existing machinesSoftware compatible with all RFID systemsWorldwide Calibration Service for any testing machineQuality products and service since 1970

Horizontal Testing Machines 10,000 lbs. to 5,000,000 lbs. capacities - Any Length

Pre-Stretch Bed with Wire Rope Grips Mobile Machines

Operators Control DataTest Software

Vertical Machines - Any Capacity Wire Rope Grips - Any Size

LISTER'S INDEX ON PAGE 72.42 MARCH-APRIL 2012 WIRE ROPE EXCHANGE




7/16" 1240 12mm 34x7 Python Lift BRT RRL 1960 grade

1.33 per foot 105 WA




1/2" 55,856' on reel


1/2" 4200 1/2 6X25 BIWRC SWAGED 0.55 35 MD

1/2" 2000 1/2 8X25 BIWRC XIP KOREAN 0.6 35 MD

1/2" 5000 1/2" 8 x 25 IWRC EIPS BRT KOREAN 0.68 278 TX

1/2" 2 1/2" X 500' 6X25 WC RRL XIP PFV 300-01410

.94 per FT 294 OH

1/2" 330 FT 6 X 19 FC BRIGHT 1.00/FT 306 NS CAN

1/2" 0 6*36SW/6*37S-EIPS-Gal. 0 388 TX

1/2" 3,400 6x37 IWRC bad preformed Stainless 0.75 35 MD

1/2" 1,355 6x25 IWRC Left Lay Stainless 1.2 35 MD

1/2" 1500 6x7 BFC Heavy lube 0.19 35 MD

1/2" 9,190 "6x26 IWRC COMPACTED STRAND BRT EIPS 1/2 A2(Israel) 1x5000, 1x4190 ***NEW***"

1.26/ft 60 RI

1/2" 10000 "6x36 IWRC COMPACTED STRAND BRT EIPS 1/2 A2 (Israel) 2x5000 ***NEW***"

1.32/ft 60 RI

1/2" 8900 "19x19S COMPACTED STRAND BRT EIPS 1/2 A2 (Israel) 1x5000, 1x3400, 1x500 ***NEW***"

1.65/ft 60 RI

1/2" 3679' VEROTOP Compact 35x7 GALV 2160N/mm2 RHLL (12.5mm)

1.43 303 Texas

1/2" 190 1/2" 7x7x7 Galv Cable-Laid 1.00/Ft 421 SC

1/2" 200 1/2", 6X19, FC, RRL, IPS, BRT, A1, B & B, Yellow strand

0.79 187 CA

1/2" 1,200 1/2", 6X19, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, KOREAN

0.5 187 CA

1/2" 2X10,000 1/2", 6X19, IWRC, EIPS, BRT, DRY, WIRECO, Special made

0.88 187 CA

1/2" 10 X 120 1/2", 6X19, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, PAULSEN

0.88 187 CA

1/2" 200 1/2", 6X25, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, ROCHESTER, Colored Strand

0.79 187 CA


0.5 187 CA

1/2" 2X600,1X700

1/2", 6x31, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, CALWIRE

1.06 187 CA

1/2" 1X870, 1X300

1/2", 6X31, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, CALWIRE

1.06 187 CA

1/2" 870 1/2" 6X31, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, CALWIRE

1.06 187 CA

1/2" 3 X 1,000 1/2", 6X36, FC, RRL, IPS, GALV, KOREAN

0.54 187 CA

1/2" 1,000 1/2", 6X37, FC, RRL, IPS, GALV, KIS/PACWEST

0.54 187 CA

1/2" 1 X 5,000 1/2", 6X19, IWRC, EIPS, BRT, DRY, WIRECO, Special made

0.88 187 CA

1/2" 2 X 2,500 1/2", 6X19, IWRC, EIPS, BRT, DRY, WIRECO, Special made

0.88 187 CA

1/2" 3,500 6x25 RR lang lay, Korea 0.42 275 OR

1/2" 17,900 FT NEW 1/2" 6X31 IWRC COMPACT (KIS WIRE) 8X1300 FT, 10 X 750 FT

OFFERS 77 BC CAN

1/2" 60000 3 x 19 Torque Balance Galvanized, EIPS, Domestic, NEW; 2 reels x 30,000 ft.

$1.00 187 CA

1/2" 2 X 5000' 6X26WS RRL IWRC EIPS GALV - KOREAN

0.52 63 TX

1/2" 10,000 1/2" 6X19S RRL IPS Bright FC 0.4923 438 IL

1/2" 5,896 1/2" 6X19 RRL EIPS Bright IWRC Chinese

0.262 438 IL

1/2" 8,910 1/2" 6x26 RHLL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.4973 438 IL

1/2" 5,527 1/2" 8X25 RRL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.5841 438 IL

1/2" 20000 1/2" 6 x 19 FC BRT IPS RRL A LUBE 0.25 278 TX


1/2" 7500 1/2" 1 x 7 Galvanized EHS 0.42 278 TX

1/2" 5000 1/2" 6x26 RRL EIPS GALV IWRC 1.16 438 IL

1/2" 5000 1/2" 6x36 RRL SS T304 IWRC 1.51 438 IL

1/2" 1x2500' NEW SURPLUS. 6x19 Seale Polycore, Galvanized, Right Regular Lay, Lube Type Dry

$.44/FT, $1100

298 CA


9/16" 5000 9/16" 6 x 37 FC GAL IPS Dry Lube 0.51 278 TX

9/16" 7500 9/16" 8 x 25 IWRC BRT EIPS Korean 0.72 278 TX



9/16" 2 x600, 1 x300

9/16", 6x25, PPC, RRL, Phos. Bronze, Dry, Domestic, New

2.75 187 CA

9/16" 4749' 14MM 8X36 RHRL EIP IWRC KOREAN , 1 @ 4749'

.46/ft 29 NY

9/16" 7900 9/16" 6X26, IWRC, RIGHT LANG, PLASTIC IMPREGNATED

POR 171 BC

9/16" 515 6x7 GFC Korean 0.28 35 MD

9/16" 4,000 & 1,100

6x25 BIWRC Lang Korean 0.44 35 MD

9/16" 30,250 "34x7 WSC COMPACTED STRAND NR BRT 9/16 A2 (Israel) 6x6050 ***NEW***"

1.93/ft 60 RI

9/16" 6000' VEROPOWER 6 Compact & Swaged RRL IWRC PPI

1.4 303 Texas

9/16" 2623' VEROPOWER 6 Compact & Swaged RRL IWRC PPI (14mm)

1.4 303 Texas

9/16" 4360 9/16" 6x7 F/C Galv Import .60/Ft 421 SC

9/16" 275,000 9/16 6x7 FC Sandline KIS 0.45 54 CA

9/16" 5,000 9/16", 6X25, FC, RRL, IPS, BRT, A1, CALWIRE

1.03 187 CA

9/16" 200 9/16", 6X25, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, PAULSEN

0.89 187 CA

9/16" 150 "9/16"", 6X25, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, D, PAULSEN

." 0.89 187

9/16" 2 X 600 9/16", 6X25, FC, RRL, IPS, BRT, A1, UNIVERSAL

0.79 187 CA

9/16" 5,000 9/16", 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, PAULSEN, Colored strand

0.89 187 CA

9/16" 5,000 "9/16"", 6X36, FC, RRL, IPS, BRT, A1, CALWIRE

." 0.89 187

9/16" 3,000 9/16", 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, DRY, BRIDON, Colored strand

1.09 187 CA

9/16" 4,000 9/16", 6X25, IWRC, STAINLESS, DOM. 2.25 187 CA

9/16" 5207 9/16' 7-FLEX IWRC RRL EIP refer to PN 150-00300 (WIRE CO)

2.005 294 OH

9/16" 4.984 6x26 PPC Galv., Korea 0.45 275 OR

9/16" 5000' COMPACTED 19X19 - IMPORT 1.38 63 TX

9/16" 2 X 5000' 6X19 IPS IWRC RRL - IMPORT 0.53 63 TX

9/16" 5,231 9/16 6X19 RRL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.5106 438 IL

9/16" 7,534 9/16 6X25 RHLL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.5288/FT 438 IL

9/16" 11,300 9/16 6X26 RHLL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.3763/FT 438 IL

9/16" 10,000 9/16 6X21 LRL IPS Bright FC 0.5005/FT 438 IL

9/16" 4000' 9/16" 6x26 IWRC Swaged Rope-Imp- (1862616212)

0.77 139 PA

9/16" 12,500 ft. Diepa PZ 371 / 20.27 ton BS / ordinary lay / plasticized core

1.99 ft. 427 CA

9/16" 1727 9/16-14mm 8x25 Python Super 8R Brt LRL 1960 grade


9/16" 435 9/16"-14mm 18x19 Python Compac 18 BRT RRL 1960 Grade


9/16" 561 9/16"-14mm 38x7 Python Hoist BRT RRL 1960 Grade


9/16" 4619 9/16 6x25 RRL SS T304 IWRC 1.77 438 IL

9/16" 3685 9/16 6x19 RRL SS T302 IWRC DOM 1.65 438 IL

9/16" 8706 9/16 19x7 RRL EIPS BRT IWRC 1.01 438 IL

5/8' Wire RopesiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

5/8" 12,000 5/8" 6X7 IPS FC PP RRL SANDLINE-DOMESTIC 2 X 6000' (2060711111)

1.20' 139 PA

5/8" 5000 5/8" 6 x 37 IWRC GAL IPS Dry Lube 0.48 278 TX

5/8" 450' 5/8" XLT4 BRIGHT WIRE ROPE- DOMESTIC 2.40/FT 420 FL

5/8" 5000 5/8 7x7x7 G CABLE LAID KOREA 0.75 35 MD

5/8" Korean 5/8" 8 x 25 IWRC EIPS BRT Korean 0.97 278 TX

5/8" 2000 16mm 35x7 Non-Rotating Galv call 390 NS

5/8" 368' 5/8 8X25 RRL EIP IWRC MADE IN USA 1@235'1@133'

.90/ft 29 NY

5/8" 4540' 16MM 8X36 RHRL EIP IWRC KOREAN , 1 @ 4540'

.55/ft 29 NY

5/8" 2,200' 19X7 Spin Resistant Domestic #1071LTK1581

1.29 95 WA

5/8" 3,150'&1,500'

6x7 GFC Korean heavy lube 0.4 35 MD

5/8" 7000 5/8X3/4 6X26 XIP IWRC BRT CLEAR PVC 0.79 54 CA

5/8" 2500 5/8 19X19 IWRC EIP BRT (NOT COMPACTED)

1.6 54 CA

5/8" 5000 5/8" 6 x 25 IWRC Galvanized .65 foot 86 KY

5/8" 1648 5/8" 6 x 25 FC Galvanized 1648' .56 foot 86 KY

5/8" 5000 "34x7 WSC COMPACTED STRAND NR BRT 5/8 A2 (S.Korean) 1x5000 ***NEW***"

2.61/ft 60 RI

LISTER'S INDEX ON PAGE 72.WIRE ROPE EXCHANGE MARCH-APRIL 2012 43


5/8' Wire RopesiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

5/8" 4700 "19x19S COMPACTED STRAND BRT EIPS 5/8 A2 (Israel) 1x4700 ***NEW***"

2.05/ft 60 RI

5/8" 585 5/8" 6X19 FC,EIP,GALV A-LUBE 0.4 54 CA

5/8" 4315' VEROPOWER 8 Comapct & Swaged RRL IWRC GALV PPI (16mm)

2.06 303 Texas


1.97 303 Texas

5/8" 1003 5/8" 6x19 Fiber Core Domestic .76/Ft 421 SC

5/8" 960 5/8", 6x19, IWRC, RRL, IPS, BRT, DRY, CAL WIRE, STRAND

1.11 187 CA

5/8" 960 5/8", 6X19, IWRC, RRL, IPS, BRT, DRY, CALWIRE

1.11 187 CA

5/8" 2 X 1,000 5/8", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, WIRECO

1.11 187 CA

5/8" 200 5/8", 6x36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, DRY, WIRECO, Colored strand

1.27 187 CA

5/8" 600 5/8", 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, PAULSEN

1.27 187 CA

5/8" est. 500 5/8", 6X37, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, UNIVERSAL, Colored strand

1.27 187 CA

5/8" 1X1,000,1X600

5/8", 6X19, IWRC, STAINLESS, CAROLINA

2.35 187 CA

5/8" 3 X 1,800 5/8", 6X19, IWRC, STAINLESS, DOM. 2.35 187 CA

5/8" 2,240' , 650'

5/8 WIRE ROPE 18 X 7 COMPACT EIPS KOREAN

1.36' 35 MD

5/8" 2,020 6x36 IWRC Brt. Korea 0.45 275 OR

5/8" 3,634 6x36 PPC Brt Korea 0.42 275 OR


5/8" 1,200 6x7 BFC KOREAN HEAVY LUBE 0.4 35 MD

5/8" 5,542 5/8 6X19S RRL EIPS GALV PC 0.8409/FT 438 IL

5/8" 10,000 5/8 6X36 RRL EIPS Bright IWRC 0.8530/FT 438 IL

5/8" 34,800 5/8 6X7 IPS RRL Bright FC 0.6000/FT 438 IL

5/8" 7,600 5/8 4X36WS RRL IPS BRT PPC 0.2388/FT 438 IL

5/8" 12640 5/8 8 X 19 IWRC EIPS BRIGHT " DOMESTIC "

0.71 278 TX

5/8" 3674 5/8 - 16mm 8x25 Python Super 8R BRT RRL 1960 grade


5/8" 3225 5/8 - 16mm 6x36 Python Construct 6 BRT RRL 1960 grade


5/8" 100 5/8"-16mm 18x19 Python Compac 18 BRT RRL 1960 Grade


5/8" 613 5/8"-16mm 38x7 Python Hoist GAL RRL 1960 Grade


5/8" 15000 5/8" 6x19 RRL IPS BRT FC CHINE 0.43 438 IL


1116'' Wire RopesiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

11/16" 6090 18mm 10x19 Python Multi BRT RRL 1960 grade





3/4" 20000 3/4" 19 x 7 EIPS BRT WSC B-Lube Korean

1.56 278 TX

3/4" 30000 3/4" 6 x 19 FC IPS Bright (6 x 5000) 0.69 86 KY

3/4" 5 X 2000 3/4 6X19 B.F.C. CHINA 0.58 35 MD

3/4" 2 @ 5000' 2 @ 5

3/4" 8x19 RL RH EEIPS IWRC (Spain) Certs.

1.00/FT 178 OH

3/4" 5000 3/4" 8 x 25 IWRC BRT EIPS Korean 1.02 278 TX



3/4" 2,500' 3/4" 6x36 IWRC SS-304 3.25/ft 50 TX

3/4" 460 3/4" 6x26 compacted NEW SW wire rope 1.5 217 GA

3/4" 833 3/4 6x26 Swaged 1.1 9 Co

3/4" 258' 19X19 Flex-x SPR Domestic #1276LC0471

3.32 95 WA

3/4" 2,577' 6X25 RRL IWRC Domestic #1232UC2668

0.6 95 WA

3/4" 350' 6X3X19 Galv Springlay Domestic #1296L6627T

0.5 95 WA

3/4" 265' 3/4" 6X21LRL IPS FC DRILL LINE KOREAN, 1 @ 265'

.50/ft 29 NY

3/4" 1 X 3500 FT

3/4" 19X7 ROTATION RESISTANT DOMESTIC

1.70/FT 44 IL

3/4" 2,237 6x19 IWRC Grey fi nish Stainless 2.2 35 MD

3/4" 1400 3/4 19x19 IWRC,EIP,BRT (Not Compacted)

1.9 54 CA


3/4" 8160 "19x19S COMPACTED STRAND BRT EIPS 3/4"" A2 (Israel) 1x4000ft, 1x2350, 1x1810 ***NEW***"

2.67/ft 60 RI

3/4" 1000 3/4" 8X25 IWRC,EIP,BRT B-LUBE 0.8 54 CA

3/4" 1 X 150 3/4" 6X26 IWRC WITH PFV COATING-NEW DOMESTIC-WRCA

1.75 44 IL

3/4" 3200' VEROPOWER 6 Compact & Swaged RRL IWRC PPI

2.11 303 Texas

3/4" 6000' VEROPOWER 8 Comapct & Swaged RRL IWRC GALV PPI (19mm)

2.5 303 Texas


2.4 303 Texas

3/4" 4739' VEROTOP Compact 35x7 BRT 1960N/mm2 RHLL (20mm)

2.51 303 Texas

3/4" 5351' VEROTOP Compact 35x7 GALV 1960N/mm2 LHLL (19mm)

2.31 303 Texas

3/4" 300 3/4" 8x25 IWRC Rotation Resistant Domestic

1.20/Ft 421 SC

3/4" 276 3/4" 6x19 F/C Galv. Import 1x170' 1x176'

.95/Ft 421 SC

3/4" 2737 3/4" 7X31 FLEX-X 7 CC (LOADSTAR) TBD 294 OH

3/4" 3,600 3/4", 6x19, IWRC, RRL, STAINLESS, DRY, Bridon

4.25 187 CA

3/4" 5 X 2,700 3/4", 6X19, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, A1, KOREAN

1 187 CA

3/4" 250 3/4" 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, DRY, DOM.

1 187 CA

3/4" 5 X 200 3/4", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1 WIRECO

1.58 187 CA

3/4" est. 600 3/4", 6X25, FC, RRL, IPS, GALV, DRY, KOREAN

0.81 187 CA

3/4" est. 500 3/4", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, WIRECO

1.58 187 CA

3/4" 4 X 900 3/4", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, KOREAN

1 187 CA

3/4" 800 3/4", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, KOREAN

1.14 187 CA

3/4" 2 X 375 3/4", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, PAULSEN

1.77 187 CA

3/4" 400 3/4", 6X36, FC, RRL, GALV, DOM. 0.88 187 CA

3/4" 1 X 2500 3/4", 6X19, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, A1, KOREAN

1 187 CA

3/4" 756 3/4" 6X26 IWRC GALV. NEW SURPLUS! 0.75 173 OR

3/4" 1065 3/4" 8X25 UNION WIRE ROPE 2.5 173 OR

3/4" 585 3/4 6X36 RRL FC 0.66 70 TX

3/4" 4,700' 3/4" WIRE ROPE 18X19 COMPACT EIPS-KOREAN

2.69' 35 MD

3/4" 1,621 6x36 PPC Brt., Korea 0.5 275 OR

3/4" 5,000 6x15 7PPC Galv., China 0.3 275 OR

3/4" 1,120 6x24 7PPCC Galv., China 0.4 275 OR



3/4" 3,500 ft 3/4" 6X25 IWRC XIP WIRE ROPE CHINESE

.88/ft 355 NY

3/4" 5000' 6X26WS RRL IWRC EIPS GALV - KOREAN

1.06 63 TX

3/4" 5000 3/4 6X26 EIPS IWRC BRT - Camesa - New

0.89 54 CA

3/4" 6,000 3/4 6X21 RRL IPS BRT PC B-LUBE 0.8066/FT 438 IL

3/4" 11670 3/4 8 X 19 IWRC EIPS BRT DOMESTIC 1.01 278 TX

3/4" 375 3/4"-19mm 18x19 Python Compac18 BRT RRL 1960 Grade


3/4" FT 3/4" X 450 FT 35X7 WIRE ROPE 4.9 2 LA

3/4" 9556 3/4" 6x25 RRL IPS BRT FC 0.84 438 IL


3/4" 3892 3/4" 6x19 RRL SS T304 IWRC 1.59 438 IL

3/4" 4720 20mm 1x36 COMPACT T316 9.3 438 IL

3/4" 6252' 3/4 Python Compac 35 RLL 2160 4.48 420 FL

3/4" 508 3/4" DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B063183A50 175-135

3.5 294 OH

3/4" 280 3/4" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE B081921B00 175-130

2.91 294 OH

3/4" 20000 3/4" 6X25 IWRC EIPS BRT RRL (KOREAN)

0.85 144 LA

3/4" 260 3/4" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE B075497A00 175-130

2.82 294 OH

3/4" 124' 6 x 36 B.F.C -TURKEY 0.5 35 MD

3/4" 3200 FEET "WIRE 3/4"" 6 X 24 FC GALVANZIED DRY 1 X 2500 FEET 1 X 700 FEET

0.99 306 NS CAN

3/4" 1500 FEET "WIRE 19MM DIAMETER 8 X 36 IWRC BRIGHT 1960 GRADE, EIPS PART NUMBER - WC83619MM"

0.75 FOOT 306 NS CAN




13/16" 460 21mm 35x7 Python Compac 35 BRT LLL 2160 grade



7/8" 10000 7/8" 19 x 7 EIPS BRT WSC B-Lube Korean

2.18 278 TX

7/8" 300' / 400' 7/8 6X26 BIWRC LANG LAY XIP 1.6 35 MD

7/8" 6-May 7/8 G 7X7X19 K 1.6 35 MD

7/8" 2137 7/8" 8x26 RL RH EEIPS PFI IWRC (spain) Cert.

3.75/FT 178 OH

7/8" 9900 FT 4 X 7 GALV 1.69/FT 306 NS CAN

7/8" 2 x 10,000'

7/8" 6x36 PC EIPS DOMESTIC 1.60/ft 50 TX

7/8" 2,500' 7/8" 8x19 IWRC Rot Res DOMESTIC 2.35/ft 50 TX

7/8" 50' 6x19s RRL IWRC Domestic #1420MCP9736

0.99 95 WA

7/8" 590 6x26 BIWRC Swaged XIP Korean 1.1 35 MD

7/8" 4500' 8-Jul-11 2.55 foot 86 KY

7/8" 5300 "6x31 IWRC COMPACTED STRAND BRT EIPS 7/8 A2 (Israel) 1x2800, 1x2500 ***NEW***"

2.94 60 RI

7/8" 5420 "19x19S COMPACTED STRAND BRT EIPS 7/8 A2 (Israel) 1x4420, 1x1000 ***NEW***"

3.42/ft 60 RI

7/8" 2500 7/8 6x26 IWRC BRT B-LUBE CAMESA 1.3 54 CA


3.1 303 Texas


3.1 303 Texas


3.1 303 Texas


3.1 303 Texas


3.1 303 Texas

7/8" 10 x 2500 7/8" 6 X 15 FC LASHING ROPE .40 per foot 294 OH

7/8" 600 7/8", 6x36", PPC, RRL, EIP, Colored Strand, Wireco

1.65 187 CA

7/8" 300 7/8", 6X19, FC, RRL, IPS, GALV, DRY, DOM.

1.05 187 CA

7/8" 200 7/8", 6x25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, KOREAN, Thimble one end

1.19 187 CA

7/8" est. 700 7/8", 6X26, IWRC, RAL, EIPS, BRT, DRY, BRIDON, Right alternate lay

2.1 187 CA


1.33 187 CA

7/8" 2,000 7/8", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, DRY, KOREAN

1.33 187 CA

7/8" 2 X 900 7/8", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, KOREAN

1.37 187 CA

7/8" 2,000 7/8", 6X36, FC, RRL, IPS, BRT, A1, CALWIRE

2.23 187 CA

7/8" 200 7/8", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, WIRECO

2.4 187 CA

7/8" 150 7/8", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, DRY, KOREAN

1.53 187 CA

7/8" 4 X 900 7/8", 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, PAULSEN

1.17 187 CA

7/8" 2,000 7/8", 6X36, FC, RRL, IPS, BRT, A, CALWIRE

2.23 187 CA

7/8" est. 800 7/8", 6X25, IWRC, LRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, PAULSEN, Left regular lay

2.4 187 CA

7/8" 500 7/8", 6X36, FC, RRL, IPS, GALV, DRY, DOM.

1.17 187 CA

7/8" est. 600 7/8", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, PAULSEN

2.4 187 CA

7/8" est. 700 7/8", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, ROCHESTER, Colored strand

2.4 187 CA

7/8" 5 X 350 7/8", 6X36, FC, RRL, IPS, BRT, A1, PAULSEN, 3' Eye on one end

2.23 187 CA

7/8" 4 X 350 7/8", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS BRT, A1, PAULSEN 3' Eye on one end

2.4 187 CA

7/8" 300 7/8", 6X37, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, B & B

2.4 187 CA

7/8" 5 X 350 7/8", 6X37, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, PAULSEN

2.4 187 CA

7/8" 600 7/8", 6x37, IWRC RRL, EIPS, WIRECO 2.4 187 CA

7/8" 1330 7/8" 6x26 IWRC GALV. NEW SURPLUS! 1.15 173 OR

7/8" 3300 7/8" 8X19 H.C. NEW SURPLUS! 0.7 173 OR

7/8" 315 7/8" 8X25 UNION WIRE ROPE 2 173 OR

7/8" 3,140 6x36 IWRC Brt. Korea 1 275 OR

7/8" 5,294 6x24 7PPC Galv., Korea 0.55 275 OR



7/8" 400 6 x 26 fl ex x 26 3.45 9 Co

7/8" 4000 7/8" x Lt 4, lot #5J15895-02 4.18 100 IL

7/8" 400' 7/8" 6x26 RAL XXIP DOMESTIC .85 per ft. 63 TX

7/8" 435' 7/8" 6x26 RAL XXIP DOMESTIC 0.85 63 TX

7/8" 470' 7/8" 6x26 RAL XXIP DOMESTIC 0.85 63 TX

7/8" 6,403 22.0mm 6X36 LHRL EIPS Bright IWRC 1.9178/FT 438 IL

7/8" 4450 7/8 8 X 19 IWRC EIPS BRIGHT " DOMESTIC "

1.35 278 TX

7/8" 4565 ft. Diepa PZ 371 / 49 ton BS / ordinary lay / plasticized core

3.99 ft. 427 CA

7/8" 1@ 350', 1@ 210

7/8-22mm 35x7 Python Compac 35 BRT RLL 2160 Grade


7/8" 400 23mm 35x7 Python Compac 35 BRT RLL 1960 grade


7/8" 300 7/8 6X19 IWRC RLL NEW DOMESTIC 0.5 399 MN

7/8" 4321 7/8 6x26 RRL EIPS BRT IWRC 1.62 438 IL


7/8" 2435 7/8" 6x36 RRL SS T304 IWRC 4.3 438 IL

7/8" 5000 7/8" 6x41 RHLL EIPS BRT IWRC 1.24 438 IL

7/8" 5000 7/8" 6x41 RHLL EIPS BRT IWRC 1.21 438 IL

7/8" 675 7/8" 6 X 26 IWRC R ALTERNATE LAY EIP Bridon B069519P00 150-560

1.67 294 OH

7/8" 1960' 6 X 37 GIWRC - CHINA 1 35 MD

7/8" 350' 6 X 26 R. ALT LAY - BRIDON 1.5 35 MD

7/8" 1850' 6 X 36 BIWRC - WASH W.R. 2.1 35 MD

7/8" 5000Mtrs 7/8"6x36IWRC GALV RHRL NEW 4.00/Mtr 460 INDIA

7/8" 780 FEET "WIRE 7/8"" DIAMETER 6/26 CON-STRUCTION PFV TUFFKOTE RED- WIRE-CO PRODUCT WC626PFV14TUFFKOTE

2.9 306 NS CAN

15/16'' Wire Rope

siZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne


3.6 303 Texas

15/16" 3615' VEROPRO 8 Compact LRL IWRC GALV PPI (24mm)

3.6 303 Texas

15/16" 3058' MULTI DF MDF Compact 34x7 2160N/mm2 RHLL BRT

4.46 303 Texas

1'' Wire Rope

siZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1" 10000 1" 19 x 7 EIPS BRT WSC B-Lube Korean

2.55 278 TX

1" 1020 1" 6x25 RLL XIP IWRC (Domestic) Cert. 2.40/FT 178 OH

1" 226 1" 6x25 RLL XIP IWRC (Domestic) Cert. 2.40/FT 178 OH

1" 6000' 1" 6x25 Brt. IPS FC $1.25/ft 245 NJ

1" 1 X 2000 FT

1" 6X25 EIPS RRL FIBER CORE - DOMESTIC

1.00/FT 44 IL

1" 720 1" DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE 175-00210

4.75 294 OH

1" 500 1" DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE 175-00210

4.75 294 OH

1" 360 1" DYFORM 34 LR 1960 GRADE 175-00205

4.75 294 OH

1" 450 1" DYFORM 34 LR 1960 GRADE 175-00205

4.75 294 OH

1" 224 FT 6 X 19 FC BRIGHT 2.54/FT 306 NS CAN

1" 1160 FT 4 X 7 GALV 1.74/FT 306 NS CAN

1" 151' 6X36 RRL IWRC Tuf-Kote Domestic #1656LT3543

0.8 95 WA

1" 1239' 1" 6X36 LLL EIP IWRC KOREAN 1@1239'

1.00/ft 29 NY

1" 283 1 6X26 IWRC RHRL EIPS COMPACTED B/C LUBE

POR 171 BC

1" 250 6x25 GFC 'B' LUBE, Korean 0.8 35 MD

1" 175 19x7 BIWRC XIP Korean 0.8 35 MD

1" 2 X 470' 1X250'

1" DYFORM 8 - NEW BRIDON POR 44 IL

1" 1300 1" 6X19 IWRC,IPS,"C" LUBE,Phillipines 0.9 54 CA

1" 20,000 1" 6x19 galv fc w/ black plastic coating (new)

1 67 AL

1" 22,453 1 inch LRL, Domestic Wire Rope, various lengths: 4 reels @ 5,200'; 1 reel @ 820'; 1 reel @ 833'

2.10 foot 86 KY

1" 2000 "34x7 WSC COMPACTED STRAND NR BRT 1"" A2 (Israel) 1x2000 ***NEW***"

6.1 60 RI




1" 1738 "19x19S COMPACTED STRAND BRT EIPS 1 A2 (Israel) 1x1738 ***NEW***"

4.93/ft 60 RI

1" 150 1" 8x25 IWRC Rotation Resistant Import 1.84/Ft 421 SC

1" 21 1" 6X25 IWRC GALV WHITE PVC COATED TO 1 1/8" X 223' 2" CABLE ASSY. THIMBLES IN EACH EYE, BT/BT (PN 300-02830)

1257.14 294 OH

1" 7 X 771 ft. 1" 6X25 FC GALV., WHITE PVC COATED TO 1-1/8"

3.40 ft 294 OH

1" 2 X 1000 1" 6X19 IWRC GALV IP; WHITE VINYL COATED TO 1-1/8"

3.40 ft 294 OH

1" 350 1", 6X31, IWRC, RLL ,BRT, A2, WireCo Flattened Strand

4.25 187 CA

1" 685 1" 6X19S, IWRC, RRL ,EIPS, BRT, A2 , WireCo

2.64 187 CA

1" 900 1", 6x19, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, Import-WRI

1.15 187 CA

1" est. 150 1", 6X19, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, WIRECO, Open Spelter Socket -one end

2.64 187 CA

1" 4 X 175 1", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, KOREAN, Thimble one end, button one end

1.5 187 CA

1" 1X 2000,1X1500

1", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, BETHLEHEM

2.64 187 CA

1" 175 1", 6x25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, DOM,

2.64 187 CA

1" 1X1726,1X340

1",6X26, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, DRY, CALWIRE

1.67 187 CA

1" 1X400, 1X250

1", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, DRY, CALWIRE

1.9 187 CA

1" est. 1,200 1", 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, Korean

1.3 187 CA

1" est. 3 X 150

1", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, WIRECO, Open Spelter Socket one end

2.98 187 CA

1" 150 1", 6x36 IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, KO-REAN, Thimble one eye, button one eye

1.7 187 CA

1" 175 1", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, DOM, Threaded stud

2.98 187 CA

1" est. 200 1", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, BRT, A2, WIRECO 2.98 187 CA

1" 1,700 1", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EEIPS, BRT, A1, PAULSEN, Right reg. XL25 matched pair

2.98 187 CA

1" 1,700 1", 6X36, IWRC, LRL, EEIPS, BRT, A1, PAULSEN, Left reg. XL25 matched pair

2.98 187 CA

1" 5,000 1" 6X36, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, BETHLEHEM, Colored strand

2.78 187 CA

1" 175 1", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, DOM. 2.98 187 CA

1" est. 1,000 1", 6X17, FC, BRT, Lashing rope , 6X17 plus 7

0.5 187 CA

1" 2 x1000 1", 6x37 , IWRC, RLL, EIPS, WireCo 2.65 187 CA

1" 600 1", 6X21, FC, BRT, LRL 1.65 187 CA

1" 1000 6x36 IWRC RRL EIPS Domestic, A2 lube; 1 reels of 1,000 ft.

1.75 187 CA

1" 530 1" 8X19 LRL IMPORT 0.85 70 TX

1" 350 1" 6X31 RRL SWAGE DOM 1 70 TX

1" 2,992 6x24 7PPC Galv., Korea 0.7 275 OR

1" 1,999 6x26 PPC Galv., Korea 1.15 275 OR

1" 4 STAINLESS TYPE 304 IWRC 4 @ 17FT. 50.00ea 351 WI

1" 327' 1" 6X19S RR XIP FC DOMESTIC 1 63 TX

1" 967' 1" 6X19S RR XIP FC DOMESTIC 1 63 TX

1" 997' 1" 6X26WS LR XIP FC DOMESTIC 1 63 TX



1" 1476' 1" 6X26WS LRL XIP FC DOMESTIC 1 63 TX

1" 486 1" 6X19S RR XIP FC DOMESTIC 1 63 TX

1" 5000' 6X26WS RRL IWRC EIPS BRT- KOREAN 1.65 63 TX

1" 6,862 1" 6X19S RRL EEIPS BRT IWRC C 1.2520/FT 438 IL

1" 8,300 1" 6X19S RRL EEIPS BRT IWRC 1.8062/FT 438 IL

1" 628' 1" 19x36 PYTHON LIFT WIRE ROPE(3219691211)

3.99' 139 PA

1" 4766 1" 8x25 Python Super 8V BRT RRL 2160 Grade


1" 1337 26mm 34x7 Python Lift BRT RRL 1960 grade


1" 9645 1" 6x25 RRL IPS GALV FC 1.09 438 IL

1" 2040 1" 6x19 RRL SS T316 IWRC 7.35 438 IL

1" 6058 1" 6x26 RHLL EIPS BRT IWRC 1.65 438 IL

1" 2371 1" 6x25 RRL STAINLESS T304 IWR 4.92 438 IL

1" 3000 1" 6x25 RRL STAINLESS T304 IWR 5.67 438 IL

1" 3674 1" 6x36 RRL EIPS BRT IWRC 1.83 438 IL

1" 13966 1" 19x7 RRL EIPS BRT IWRC 1.65 438 IL

1" 735 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Redaelli R4/F1561 175-200

3.9 294 OH


1" 720 1" DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B054893P00 175-210

3.842 294 OH

1" 690 1" DYFORM 34 LR MAX R LANG LAY B071650A00-2 175-215

4.5 294 OH

1" 685 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Bridon B042832A00-B 175-200

3.64 294 OH

1" 634 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Bridon B075336C00 175-200

3.9 294 OH

1" 629 1" DYFORM 34 LR MAX R LANG LAY B076959A00-1 175-215

5.34 294 OH

1" 598 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Redaelli R15180/2000-003A 175-200

3.9 294 OH

1" 550 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Union U38800452 175-200

3.77 294 OH

1" 545 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE U38702980 175-200

3.77 294 OH

1" 510 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Redaelli R15006-99-05B 175-200

3.9 294 OH

1" 500 1" DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B058673P00-A 175-210

4.47 294 OH

1" 450 1" DYFORM 34 LR 1960 GRADE B058673P00-A 175-205

4.47 294 OH

1" 393 1" DYFORM 34 LR MAX R LANG LAY B072543B00 175-215

4.5 294 OH

1" 360 1" DYFORM 34 LR 1960 GRADE B058673P00 175-205

4.47 294 OH

1" 350 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Union U01671483 175-200

3.77 294 OH

1" 324 1" CONSTRUCTEX B062806Q00 150-715

3.69 294 OH

1" 313 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE R15931-9906T 175-200

3.62 294 OH

1" 291 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Redaelli R2/F1543 175-200

3.9 294 OH

1" 5000 1" 6X25 IWRC EIPS BRT RRL (KOREAN) 1.4 144 LA

1" 570' 1" - 7 FLEX P FV 6 35 MD

1" 3600 6 x 26 iwrc Galvanized new domestic 3.1 7 TN

1" 5000Mtrs 1" 6x19IWRC GALV NEW 4.00/Mtrs 460 INDIA

1" 3600 ft 6 x 26 IWRC Galvanized Domestic $3.00/ft 7 TN

1 1/8'' Wire RopesiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1 1/8" 290 1 1/8" 6 x 36 FC GAL EIPS A Lube Korean

1.05 278 TX

1 1/8" 2 X 1400 FT

1-1/8" 6x41 EEIP RRL IWRC W/NO MELT LUBE

3.25/FT 44 IL

1 1/8" 1300 30 MM 35 x 7 Compacted Rotation Resistant Crane Rope 2160 Gr Galv. German Mfg.

5.4 278 TX

1 1/8" 486 FT 6 X 26 FC BRIGHT 3.60/FT 306 NS CAN

1 1/8" 2,500' 1.1/8" 6x36 PC EIPS DRAWN GALVA-NIZED Dry

1.95/ft 50 TX

1 1/8" 1,000' 1.1/8" 6x36 IWRC SS-304 5.95/ft 50 TX

1 1/8" 387' 7X26 RRL IWRC Domestic #1891LC0006

2.25 95 WA

1 1/8" 645' 8X19 SPR RRL IWRC Domestic #1861UC2931

2.9 95 WA

1 1/8" 19,500' (13 reels various lengths 50-500 ft surplus) 6X19 BRT IWRC WITH HL

0.4 95 WA

1 1/8" 2 X 2500 1-1/8", 6x41, PPC, EIPS, RRL, Bright, A-1, Bridon w/certs

2.75 187 CA

1 1/8" 8000 1-1/8" 7x21 7-fl ex PFV 1.59 426 FL

1 1/8" 572 6x37 GFC China 0.95 35 MD

1 1/8" 3,634 6x19 BFC China; 3,000; 634 0.8 35 MD

1 1/8" 228 1-1/8" 6x31 IWRC RRL EEIP Domestic 3.39/Ft 421 SC

1 1/8" 2 X 1,000 1-1/8", 6X19, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, PAULSEN

3.34 187 CA

1 1/8" 1,000 1-1/8", 6X19, IWRC, RLL, EIPS, BRT, A2, DOM., Right lang lay

3.34 187 CA

1 1/8" 1,000 1-1/8", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, D, PAULSEN

3.34 187 CA

1 1/8" 1,000 1-1/8", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, PAULSEN

3.34 187 CA

1 1/8" est. 1,000 1-1/8", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, BRT, A1, KOREAN

1.85 187 CA

1 1/8" 2 X 1,200 1-1/8", 6X25, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, KOREAN, Colored strand

1.39 187 CA

1 1/8" 900 1-1/8", 6X37, FC, RRL, GALV, DRY, PAULSEN

1.21 187 CA

1 1/8" 600 1-1/8", 6X37, FC, RRL, GALV, DRY, WIRECO

1.21 187 CA

1 1/8" est. 700 1-1/8", 6X37, FC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, DOM.

3.58 187 CA




1 1/8" 2,000 (2 reels)

1-1/8", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, JAPAN

1.85 187 CA

1 1/8" 1100 1-1/8" 6X26 IWRC GALV. NEW SUR-PLUS!

1.8 173 OR

1 1/8" 5250 1-1/8 6 x 36 IWRC BRT CHINA 2@2000 FT 1@1250ft

2.25 102 TX

1 1/8" 1130' 6X19S IWRC XIP RRL DOMESTIC 1.25 63 TX



1 1/8" 620' 6X26 COMPACTED FLEX-X-6 DOMESTIC 1.5 63 TX

1 1/8" 3280 ft Diepa PZ 371 / 81 ton BS / ordinary lay / plasticized core

6.99 ft. 427 CA

1 1/8" 340 1-1/8 34x7 Python Lift brt LLL 1960 grade


1 1/8" 200 1-1/8" 18x19 Dyform18 BRT RRL 1960 Grade


1 1/8" 1530 1-1/8" 6x25 RRL SS T304 IWRC 7.26 438 IL

1 1/8" 3191 1-1/8" 6x19 IPS RRL GALV IWRC 1.99 438 IL

1 1/8" 4000 1-1/8" 6x36 RRL IPS BRT FC 2.06 438 IL

1 1/8" 5000 1-1/8" 6x36 RRL SS T304 IWRC 4.79 438 IL

1 1/8" 3875 1-1/8" 6x36 RRL EIPS BRT IWRC 2.32 438 IL

1 1/8" 4127 1-1/8" 6x41 RHLL EIPS BRT IWRC 1.93 438 IL


1 1/8" 725 1-1/8" 6 X 31 IWRC RRL EIP Bridon B072827A00-2 150-865

2.565 294 OH

1 1/8" 300 1-1/8" 6 X 25 FC RRL EIP Union USJS2349-01A 150-820

2.6 294 OH

1 1/8" 5000 1-1/8" 6X36 IWRC EIPS BRT RRL (KOREAN)

1.75 144 LA

1 1/8" 328' 6 X 26 GFC - KOR 1.60' 35 MD

1 1/8" 190' 6 X 25 BIWRC XIP LANG - TURKEY 1.30' 35 MD

1 1/8" 2000' 6 X 25 BIWRC XIP LANG - KOR 1.55' 35 MD

1 1/8" 5x610Mtrs 1 1/8" 6X36IWRC UNGALV NEW 4.80/Mrt 460 INDIA

1 1/8" 2 x 5000' 6x19 EIPS IWRC Hot Galv China $1.75 ft 50 TX


1 1/4" 390 1 1/4 6 x 36 FC GALV EIPS Korean 1.25 278 TX

1 1/4" 140 1 1/4" 6 x 26 IWRC BRT EIPS Right Lang Lay Korean

1.25 278 TX

1 1/4" 2260 6 x 36 FC GALV 2.2 306 NS CAN

1 1/4" 1 X 2000 FT

1-1/4" 6X25 EIP RRL FIBER CORE DOMESTIC

2.1 44 IL

1 1/4" 210 FT 6 X 37 FC BRIGHT 4.65/FT 306 NS CAN

1 1/4" 2,000' 1.1/4" 19x7 Rot Res DOMESTIC 4.25/ft 50 TX

1 1/4" 6,250' 1.1/4" 6x26 PC EIPS 1.95/ft 50 TX

1 1/4" 6200 1-1/4" 19x7 non rot 2x3100 1.8 426 FL

1 1/4" 1,714 1-1/4 6x36 Leschen EEIP Reg Lay IWRC Hvy Lube 1@1,000 1@714'

3.34 139 PA

1 1/4" 703' 1-1/4 6x36 Leschen EEIP Reg Lay IWRC Hvy Lube 490' & 213'

3.2 139 PA

1 1/4" 1 X 455 FT 1-1/4" 6X37 FIBER CORE IMPORT 1.42/FT 44 IL

1 1/4" 6 #29) 1-1/4"x38'-6" Wire Rope Pendant w/ C/L closed socket ea. (LL)

150 95 WA

1 1/4" 6 #29) 1-1/4"x69' Wire Rope Pendant w/ C/L closed socket ea. (LL)

225 95 WA

1 1/4" 6 #9) 1-1/4"x27' Wire Rope pendant w/ C/L closed socket ea end (LL)

150 95 WA

1 1/4" 6 #9) 1-1/4"x59'-6" Wire Rope pendant w/ C/L closed socket ea end (LL)

200 95 WA

1 1/4" 24 #4) 1-1/4"x3' Wire Rope pendant w/ C/L open socket & closed socket (LL)

100 95 WA

1 1/4" 24 #3) 1-1/4"x4' Wire Rope pendant w/ C/L open socket & closed socket (LL)

100 95 WA

1 1/4" 1,900 ft 1-1/4" - 19x7 IWRC Non-Rotating MBS 107,400lbs

3.92 156 SK

1 1/4" 2000 1.1/4" 6X26 IWRC,BRT RT.LANG LAY KOREAN

2.36 54 CA

1 1/4" 275 1.1/4" 6X36 IWRC,EIP,GALV A-1 2.1 54 CA

1 1/4" 1786' VEROPOWER 8 Compact & Swaged RRL IWRC GALV PPI

6.13 303 Texas

1 1/4" 275 1-1/4", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, KOREAN, Button/electrolne

2.44 187 CA

1 1/4" 350 1-1/4", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, BETHLEHEM

4.03 187 CA

1 1/4" 200 1-1/4", 6X25, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A1, DOM.

4.03 187 CA

1 1/4" est. 700 1-1/4", 6X41, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, A2, WIRECO

4.54 187 CA

1 1/4" 330' 1-1/4" 6x36 EIP IWRC RLL Coated - Domestic

5.922 per ft 420 FL


1 1/4" 585 FT 1-1/4" 6X36 DOMESTIC FIBER CORE 2.47/FT 44 IL

1 1/4" 10000 8 x 25 fi ber center regular lay new 1.25 7 TN

1 1/4" 5250 1-1/4 6 X 36 IWRC BRT CHINA 3@1500FT 1@750ft

2.75 102 TX

1 1/4" 3820 1-1/4-32mm 34x7 Python Lift BRT RRL 2160 grade


1 1/4" 10000 1-1/4" 6X19 IWRC EEIPS BRT RRL (KOREAN)

2.45 144 LA


2.3 144 LA

1 1/4" 720' 6 X 37 GFC - CHINA 2.00' 35 MD

1 1/4" 5X1000M-TRS

1 1/4" 6x36 IWRC UNGAL NEW 7.00/Mtrs 460 IN-DIA


1 3/8" 749 1 3/8 6 x 36 FC GAL EIPS A LUBE 1 X 344 FT 1 X 405 FT

1.1 278 TX

1 3/8" 1812 1 3/8 (36MM) 6X36 G.F.C 2.5 35 MD

1 3/8" 1 X 250 FT 1-3/8" 6X25 RRL FIBER CORE DO-MESTIC

1.75/FT 44 IL

1 3/8" 1320, 138 1 3/8 6x19 BIWRC 1.8 35 MD

1 3/8" 6,000' 1.3/8" 6x41 IWRC EIPS DRAWN GALVA-NIZED DOMESTIC

5.25/ft 50 TX

1 3/8" 5,000' 1.3/8" 6x36 PC EIPS DRAWN GALVA-NIZED A-1

2.95/ft 50 TX

1 3/8" 1,000' 1.3/8 6x36 IWRC SS T304 9.95/ft 50 TX

1 3/8" 500' 6X26 IWRC RRL USED - 2241JU1047 0.75 95 WA

1 3/8" 360 1-3/8" Spring-Lay, RRL, Galv., Dry, Paulsen, New

2.45 187 CA

1 3/8" 1,400(2 reels)

1-3/8", 6x41, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, Bridon 3.55 187 CA

1 3/8" 400 1 3/8 6X26, FC, RHRL POR 171 BC

1 3/8" 1000 1.3/8 6X36 IWRC,EIP,BRT A-LUBE 3.25 54 CA

1 3/8" 120 1.3/8" 6X26 IWRC,EIP,GALV DRY 3.25 54 CA

1 3/8" 3718' VEROPRO 8 Compact RRL IWRC GALV PPI (36mm)

7.46 303 Texas

1 3/8" 5 X 325 1-3/8", 6X31, IWRC, BRT, PRATT & SONS, CROSBY G416, OP CRS SW SKT One end

3.35 187 CA

1 3/8" est. 150 1-3/8", 6X37, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, BRT, BRIDON, Colored strand

2.4 187 CA

1 3/8" 1,200 1-3/8", 34LR, BRT, BRIDON 6.5 187 CA

1 3/8" 130' 1-3/8" 6x26 EIP IWRC RLL BRITE - DOMESTIC

4.50 PER FT 420 FL

1 3/8" 3251 1-3/8" 6x36 LHRL EIPS BRT IWRC 2.81 438 IL

1 3/8" 10000 1-3/8" 6X19 EEIPS IWRC BRT RRL (KOREAN)

3.3 144 LA


1 1/2" 1000' 1-1/2" 6X3X19 SPRING LAY "NEW" 3.00 per foot 105 WA

1 1/2" 8 USED STRUCTURAL STRAND ASSY 1-1/2" X 228' S-501 SOCKETS EACH END

2000 403 CT


2000 403 CT


2000 403 CT


2000 403 CT


2000 403 CT

1 1/2" 8 USED STRUCTURAL STRAND ASSY. 1-1/2" X 379' S-501 CROSBY SOCKETS EACH END

2000 403 CT

1 1/2" 500' 1.1/2 6x36 IPS IWRC Galv DOMESTIC 6.10/ft 50 TX

1 1/2" 1,500' 1.1/2" 7x7x19" Galvanized Cable Laid 7.50/ft 50 TX

1 1/2" 360' 6X36 RRL IWRC Tuf-Kote Domestic #2459LTK8557

2.5 95 WA

1 1/2" 24,200' (22 reels various lengths 50-700 ft surplus) 6X19 BRT IWRC WITH HL

0.9 95 WA

1 1/2" 1,500 1-1/2", 6x37, Class WC, RRL, Type 304 Stainless, New with Mill Certs

POA 187 CA

1 1/2" 4 reels 1-1/2" 6x25 Galv. FC 1.25 426 FL

1 1/2" 156 6X19 FC GALV DOUBLE LUBE 1.25 48 BC CAN

1 1/2" 110 1.1/2" 6X36 IWRC,GALV, A-LUBE 3 54 CA

1 1/2" 3 X 235 1-1/2", 6X30, IWRC, RLL, EIPS, BRT, WIRECO, Flattened strand

8.2 187 CA

1 1/2" 2 X 450 1-1/2", 6X31, IWRC, RLL, BRT, DOM., Flattened strand

8.2 187 CA

1 1/2" est. 150 1-1/2", 6X19, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, KOREAN

3.49 187 CA

1 1/2" 2 X 600 1-1/2", 6X36, FC, RRL, BRT, A2, DOM. 6.3 187 CA


WIRE ROPE-BLOCKS WRE CAtALOG


2 1/4" 452 FT 6 X 36 IWRC BRIGHT 16.2/FT 306 NS CAN


8.95 95 WA

2 1/4" 2x2000 2 1/4" Galv good used cable 1.5 426 FL

2 1/4" 3,000 2-1/4", 6X37, FC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, D, USHA Closed socket inside

6.25 187 CA

2 1/4" 650 2-1/4" 6X36 EIPS IWRC GALV RRL (KOREAN)

9.44 144 LA


2 3/8" 1,500' 2.3/8" 6x26 IWRC EIPS A-1 9.95/ft 50 TX

2 3/8" 220 2-3/8" 6x41 Right Lang Lay Domestic 12.47/Ft 421 SC


2 1/2" 5000 2-1/2" 6X41 EEIPS IWRC GALV RRL (INDIA)

10.49 144 LA


2 5/8" 300 2 5/8" PFV Lang IWRC 2.25 426 FL


3" 1000 3" 6X47 DIAMOND BLUE EEEIP RRL GALV (BRIDON)

17 144 LA

3" 1500 3" 6X47 EEIPS IWRC GALV RRL (KOREAN) 17 144 LA

3" 5200 3" 6X36 EEIPS IWRC BRT RRL (KOREAN)

13.98 144 LA

3" 1000FT 3" 6 x 25 IWRC RRL EIP Bethleham Call 187 CA


3 1/4" 2,337' US Steel Lock Coil Track Strand Weight 65,000#

14 95 WA


3 1/2" 3100 3-1/2" 6x47 DIAMOND BLUE IWRC GALV RRL (BRIDON)

32 144 LA


4" 2500 4" 6X49 EEIPS IWRC GALV. RRL (INDIA) 45 144 LA

BlockssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

12 1 5/8- 1 3/4 GAL HAWSER THIMBLE LT DUTY CAST

12 278 TX

400 1 1/2 SWIVEL EYE BLOCK 3 35 MD

30 6" TRIPLE WOOD BLOCK W/HOOK 46 35 MD

8 12 TON 8 SNATCH BLOCK W/SHACKLE 75 35 MD

6 15 TON 8" SNATCH BLOCK W/HOOK 120 35 MD

6 15 TON 8" SNATCH BLOCK W/SHACKLE 120 35 MD

4 20 TON 8" SNATCH BLOCK W/HOOK 320 35 MD

500/FT 6 X 26 FC GALV X 1.32/FT 306 NS CAN

1 USED GUNNEBO 200 TON 5-SHEAVE BLOCK J200QN30RTD

25000 403 CT

1 NEW GUNNEBO BLOCK 300 TON 9 SHEAVE HOOKBLOCK J300N130TTA

48000 403 CT

250 KC4 Light Duty Snatch Block, 4" 6.00/ea 50 TX

165 KW4 Hay Fork Pulley, 4", 1ton, 1/2" rope 7.00/ea 50 TX

85 KM2 Hay Fork Pulley 4", 1ton, 1.1/4" Manila

6.00/ea 50 TX

25 KM12 Hay Fork Pulley, 6", 2ton, 1.1/2" Manila

14.00/ea 50 TX

200 K1710 Tong Line Block, 8", Roller Bear-ing, 3ton, 5/8" rope, KOREA

105.00/ea 50 TX

145 K4185 Snatch Block, 6" w/Hook, 12ton, 7/8" rope KOREA

115.00/ea 50 TX

140 K4185 Snatch Block, 8" w/Hook, 12ton, 7/8" rope, KOREA

145.00/ea 50 TX

80 K4182 Snatch Block, 8" w/Hook, 10ton, 7/8" rope, KOREA

120.00/ea 50 TX

90 K4192 Snatch Block, 6"w/Shackle, 10ton, 7/8" rope, KOREA

100.00/ea 50 TX


125.00/ea 50 TX


115.00/ea 50 TX


145.00/ea 50 TX

4 K4192 Snatch Block, 10"w/Shackle, 10ton, 1" rope, KOREA

142.00/ea 50 TX

1 #501 - 20"/65T Miller 5 Sheave Hook Block 3/4" W?R, Mfg# 520F65, Weight 2,160 lbs.l

6,300.00 95 WA



1 1/2" 135 1-1/2" 6X36 LANG-LAY TUF-KOTE 6.99 173 OR



1 1/2" 3000 1-1/2 6 X 36 IWRC GALV KOREAN 3@1000FT

4.65 102 TX

1 1/2" 2560 38mm 6x36 LRL 1960 BRT IWRC 2.94 438 IL

1 1/2" 5500 1-1/2" 6X36 EIPS IWRC GALV RRL (KOREAN)

3.35 144 LA

1 1/2" 10000 1-1/2" 6X19 IWRC EEIPS BRT RRL KOREAN

3.28 144 LA

1 1/2" 13120 1-1/2" 6X25 IWRC EIPS BRT RRL (DSR) 2.96 144 LA


1 5/8" 775' 6X26 IWRC RRL BRT USED - 2641JU939

0.65 95 WA

1 5/8" 1 reel 1 5/8" 6x19 FC 1.45 426 FL

1 5/8" est. 150 1-5/8", 6X36, IWRC, RRL, EIPS, GALV, A1, KOREAN

6.05 187 CA

1 5/8" 2417 ft 1-5/8' 6 X 37 IWRC RRL EIP (BRIDON) refer to PN# 150-1135

6.00 ft 294 OH


3.61 144 LA

1 5/8" 1 x 565 ft 6x36 EIP IWRC RLL A1 Domestic $3.10 ft 50 TX


1 3/4" 800 1-3/4" 6x25 Galvanized EIPS RHRL IWRC (Import) Cert.

6.40/FT 178 OH


6.40/FT 178 OH


6.40/FT 178 OH

1 3/4" 2 1-3/4" X 272 FT FLEX-X 8X31 WITH BUTTON EACH END

2500.00/EA 44 IL

1 3/4" 3,500 1.3/4" 6x26 IWRC EIPS C-Lube DO-MESTIC

7.05/ft 50 TX


4.75 95 WA

1 3/4" 4500 1-3/4" FC 6x19 1.5 426 FL

1 3/4" 200 1 3/4 6X26 FC RHRL B LUBE POR 171 BC

1 3/4" 200' VEROPRO 8 Compact LRL IWRC GALV PPI (44mm)

10.82 303 Texas

1 3/4" 100' VEROPRO 8 Compact RRL IWRC GALV PPI (44mm)

10.82 303 Texas

1 3/4" 900 1-3/4", 6X19, FC, RRL, IPS, GALV, A1, Socket on end

3.55 187 CA


1 3/4" 10000 1-3/4" 6X19 EEIPS IWRC BRT RRL (KOREA)

4.2 144 LA

1 3/4" 9600' 6x26 RRL IWRC New Bethlehem $3.75 287 TX

1 3/4" 6900' 6x19" RRL IWRC Domestic $3.50 287 TX


1 7/8" reel 1-7/8" 6x19 FC Dom. 1.88 426 FL


2" 370 2" 6x25 Galvanized EIPS RHRL IWRC (Import) Cert.

7.60/FT 178 OH

2" 1@452' & 1@310'

8x36 EIP IWRC RLL CUSHION PAC 16.98/FT 420 FL

2" 600 2 6X26 IWRC RHRL EIPS B/C LUBE "CURLY"

POR 171 BC

2" 6 #29) 2"x74'-6" Wire Rope Pendant w/ C/L closed socket ea. (LL)

650 95 WA

2" 6 #29) 2"x113'-6" Wire Rope Pendant w/ C/L closed socket ea. (LL)

850 95 WA

2" 6 #29) 2"x12' Wire Rope pendant w/ C/L open socket ea end. (LL)

700 95 WA

2" 6 #9) 2"x100'-3" Wire Rope pendant w/ C/L closed socket ea end (LL)

700 95 WA

2" 6 #9) 2"x67' Wire Rope pendant w/ C/L open socket & closed socket (LL)

750 95 WA

2" 12 #9) 2"x107'-6"' Wire Rope pendant w/ C/L open socket & closed socket (LL)

975 95 WA

2" 105 2" 6X25 IWRC GALVANIZED A-LUBE 3.5 54 CA

2" 15000 2" 6X25 EEIPS IWRC BRT RRL (KO-REAN)

6.99 144 LA

2" 3000Ft 2"6 x25 IWRC RRL EEIPS Bethleham A-1 Lube

Call 187 CA



3.5 95 WA

Sea-Link Quality BlocksConstruction – Marine – Wood Shell – Cargo Hoist - Specials

Manila Rope Models: Wood Shell:

Regular and Extra HeavySteel Shell:

Regular and Malleable Style Snatch Blocks:

Wood and Steel Shell (up to 24")

Wire Rope Models: Regular:

Oval and Diamond PatternConstruction:

Medium and Extra HeavySnatch Blocks:

3 Ton to 12 Ton CapacityCargo Hoist and Fishing

Available: US Government Spec., ABS,

Germanischer Lloyd

Associated Wire Rope & Rigging, Inc.8125 Saran Dr., Playa del Rey, CA 90293Ph: 800.901.1135 Fax: 310.448.5446Email: [email protected]

Waterman Supply Co.910 Mahar Ave., Wilmington, CA 90748Ph: 800.322.3131 Fax: 310.522.1043Email: [email protected]

NORTH AMERICAN STOCKING DISTRIBUTORS:Waterman Supply Co.800.322.3131 or 310.522.9698 Fax 310.522.1043 • [email protected]

Associated Wire Rope & Rigging800.901.1135 or 310.448.5444 Fax 310.448.5446 • [email protected]

All blocks are proof-tested and supplied with Factory Certificates. Special order inquiries welcome.

Twin Systems - Custom Designs Capacities up to 3,500 tons

Snatch & Tilt-Up Blocks Capacities from 22-350 tons

Crane (Hook) Blocks Fast and standard reeve models Capacities from 5-3,500 tons

Swivels Capacities up to 800 tons

Overhaul Balls Capacities up to 350 tons Regular & special application designs

Twin BlockStandard & Fast Reeve Block

Tilt-Up & Snatch Block

MeMber of

Super Reeve Connect Sockets

New

Prod

uCt

WedgeSocket

Innovative Engineering - Superior Quality & Value


BLOCKS WRE CAtALOG


1 #401 - 36"/100 ton Skookum 4 Sheave Hook Block 1-1/4" W?R

6,500.00 95 WA

1 40T 3 sheave 7/8" 2100 427 CA

1 40T 3 sheave, 7/8 wire 2000 427 CA

1 35T McKissick, new for 7/8 wire 1850 427 CA

1 40T 3 sheave, 3/4 wire 2100 427 CA

30 12" 7T Campbell Special Oval 1-Sheave Construction Block, 5/8" Wire Rope, Surplus, Wt. 95

225 187 CA

75 12" 20T BTC 6734 Yokes 4-Sheave Construction Block, 5/8" Galv. Wire Rope, Painted, New, Wt. 275

750 187 CA

1 18" 35T McKissick G-842 1-Sheave Construction Block, 3/4" Wire Rope, Like New, Wt. 275

1,575 187 CA

4 16" 15T Miller 216F15RT 2-Sheave Crane Block, 3/4" Wire Rope, New, Wt.

1,675 187 CA

6 6" 7T Skookum RT-6A 1-Sheave Snatch Block, 3/8 to 1/2" Wire Rope, New

225 187 CA

20 6" 7T McKissick 439 1-Sheave Snatch Block w/ safety dropside + swivel hooks, 1/2" Wire Rope, New

55 187 CA

25 8" 12T Crosby 440 + Skookum, with safety dropside + swivel shackle, 2-Sheave Snatch Block, New

375 187 CA

4 9" 25T Skookum 2-Sheave Snatch Block, 5/8" wire rope (can be regrooved up to 3/4", extra cost), roller bearings, swivel shackle, New

625 187 CA

1 Miller 2 sheave 25T, 5/8 block 1075 427 CA

1 Miller type 25T, 2 sheave 7/8 wire 1350 427 CA

1 Miller 40T 3 sheave 7/8 wire 3400 427 CA

1 #502 - 20"/70T Johnson 5 Sheave Hook Block 3/4" W/R, Weight 2,114 lbs.

6,300.00 95 WA

20 60 Ton RopeBlock Snatch Blocks 24" Swivel Shackle 1-1/2"-2" Wire Rope

POA 187 CA

12 40 Ton 20" Snatch Block RopeBlock Model V.B.450.38.1.35

POA 187 CA

Call 30 Ton - 150 Ton, Tilt-Up Snatch Blocks, RopeBlock, 1-1/8" - 3-1/2" wire rope

Call 187 CA

1 14" Johnson Model, J35T14RTB 2,875 187 CA

1 MILLER 20 T SHEAVE BLOCK FOR 7/8" 1250 427 CA

1 Miller 320, H40, 40 US Ton WLL, (3) 20" sheaves, 7/8" (can be regrooved to 1", extra cost) 930 lbs., like-new

3,875 187 CA

50 12" CROSBY WOOD SNATCH BLOCK T-385-C

225 221 WA

50 12" CROSBY WOOD SNATCH BLOCK J-385-B

225 221 WA

71 10" CROSBY WOOD SNATCH BLOCK H-385-C

200 221 WA

64 8" CROSBY STEEL SNATCH BLOCK H-390-C

150 221 WA

66 6" CROSBY WOOD SNATCH BLOCK T-386 95 221 WA

35 8" CROSBY T-941 W/R SNATCH BLOCK W/SWIVEL HOOK

150 221 WA

10 14" TRIPLE MALL. IRON BLOCK W/ HVY SHACKLE - 1 3/4" W/R

895 221 WA

8 14" DBL. MALL. IRON BLOCK W/ HVY SHACKLE - 1 3/4" W/R

600 221 WA

33 14" K-954 MALL IRON W/R SNATCH BLOCK - OBLONG SWVL EYE

650 221 WA

53 5" TRIPLE HS-23-C WOOD BLOCK 50 221 WA

60 4" 303-B (no fi tting) TRIPLE MALL IRON BLOCK - 1/2" ROPE

75 221 WA

64 8" HS-302-B DOUBLE MALL IRON BLOCK 1" ROPE

140 221 WA

83 4" HS-301-C SINGLE MALL IRON BLOCK - 1/2" ROPE

25 221 WA

156 8" SLUSHER BLOCK 5 TON 456-H 150 221 WA

18 12" MILLER HIGH LIFT BLOCK 10 TON W/ HOOK 3/4" W/R

CALL FOR PRICE

221 WA

6 #103 - Johnson 1 sheave equalizer block, 19" OD, 2" W/R, 104 ton w/ 3" 75 ton SPCS Ulven Johnson 19EQBLOCK, 542 lbs. each.

2000 95 WA

10 #604 - 6 Sheave Johnson 20" Tackle Block, 1" W/R, 100T WLL

2000 95 WA

14 #702 - 7 Sheave Johnson 20" tackle block, 1" W?R 100T WLL

2250 95 WA

5 10" Snatch Block w/ Shackle 8 Ton-Crosby (1093220011)

320 139 PA

2000 1.1/2" Single Fixed Eye Pulley, Malleable 0.3 54 CA

6 16" SNATCH W/SWIVEL HOOK 325 54 CA


50 3" LT.PATTERN,SNATCH W/BAIL 8 54 CA

1 60 Ton Hookblock for 5/8" Wire Rope 6 O/Side Sheaves 15 7/8 2 I/Side Sheaves 17 15/16" (Will provide Drawings upon request)

14,820.00 obo

294 OH

2 Johnson J30S18RTB; 30 Ton WLL w/ (1) 18" Sheave, 3/4" - 7/8" wire, incl. hook locking device, 630 lbs.

2,675 187 CA

20 McKissick Snatch Block w/ Safety Drop-side & Upset Shackle - 15 Ton WLL, 10" Sheave, *3/4" wire rope (can be regrooved to 1"; extra cost), military surplus

475 187 CA

1 McKissick model 342 Crane Block - LIKE NEW, 50 Ton WLL, (2) 24" Sheaves, 1-1/8" Wire Rope, 785 lbs.

$4,650 187 CA

1 P+H Crane Block - 50 Ton WLL, (6) Sheaves, 3/4" wire rope, Crosby hook, 1,525 lbs.

4,250 187 CA

20 New Skookum BML-12 Snatch Blocks w/ Line Guards - 57,000 lbs. WLL @ 5:1, roller bearing 1-1/8"-1-1/4" W.R. Wt 158lb.

1,700 187 CA

20 New Skookum BML-12 Snatch Block w/o Line Guards - 57,000 lbs. WLL @ 5:1, 155 lbs., roller bearings, 1-1/8 - 1-1/4" wire rope

1,625 187 CA

12 NEW Young Snatch Block w/ 35" Sheave, 75 US Ton WLL, 2" wire rope, w/ oblong eye, 2,000 lbs. (can be regrooved up to 3", extra cost)

5,875 187 CA

2 NEW Johnson Snatch Block - 104 Ton WLL, 2" Wire Rope, 1,500 lbs.

9,500 187 CA

3 NEW McKissick model 391T - Snatch Block w/ Swivel Hook (Crosby), 12" Sheave, 10,000 lbs. WLL, 1-1/2" Manila Rope

375 187 CA

4 Like New McKissick Construction Block w/ Eye - 150 Ton WLL, (8) 20" Sheaves, 1" Wire, w/roller bearing

6,850 187 CA

4 Like New McKissick Construction Block w/ Clevis & Pin, C150OCT0RP - 150 Ton WLL, (8) 20" Sheaves, 1" Wire , w/roller bearing

6,850 187 CA

6 NEW Johnson Construction Block - 100 Ton WLL, (6) 20" Sheaves, 1" Wire, w/ roller bearings

5,500 187 CA

8 NEW Johnson Construction Block - 100 Ton WLL, (7) 20" Sheaves, 1" Wire

5,500 187 CA

8 NEW Johnson Construction Block - 100 Ton WLL, approx. 1,600 lbs., (6) 20" Sheaves, 1" Wire w/ Shackle

5,850 187 CA

6 NEW McKissick Double Rig Trawl Block - model 452 w/ 10 Ton WLL, 70 lbs, 12" Sheaves, Sealed Tapered Bearings

520 187 CA

2 NEW McKissick Double Rig Trawl Block - model 452 w/ 20 Ton WLL, 116 lbs, 16" sheave, sealed tapered bearings, swivel eye

950 187 CA

4 NEW McKissick Try-Net Block - model 454, 10 Ton WLL, 36 lbs., 8 inch, qty price listed

350 187 CA

12 #101 - Snatch Block 10 ton Drilled Swivel Eye w/ 1-1/4" SPAS Superlift E44001 140# ea, 16" OD, 1-1/2" Rope (Single Sheave)

400 95 WA

6 #102 - Snatch Block, 1 Sheave, 10 ton Drilled Swivel Eye w/ 1-1/4 SPAS Super-lift E44002, 155 lbs. each

500 95 WA

2 #104 - Construction Block, 1 Sheave, 10 ton MCK621, 14" OD, 3/4" W/R

300 95 WA

2 #105 - Construction Block, 1 Sheave, 9 ton MCK831 w/ 1-1/2 SAS, 14" OD, 7/8" W/R.

300 95 WA

13 #106 - Snatch Block, 1 Sheave, 9.85 ton Drilled Swivel Eye 2-1/8 ID 2" Thick Galv BTC, 20" OD, 7/8" W/R.

500 95 WA

6 #107 - Construction Block, 1 Sheave, 19 ton Galv Johnson B19S20R (most no shackle), 20" OD, 7/8" W/R, 250 lbs. ea

700 95 WA

2 #108 - Bail only Skookum 3-1/2 dia x 15-1/2" IL Eyes 4" ID x 2-3/8 Thick 9-3/4-10-1/4 IW

125 95 WA

1 #109 - Bail only Skookum 3-1/2 dia x 18" IL Eyes 4" ID x 2-1/2 Thick 1-3/4 IW

125 95 WA

1 #Young34 - Surplus Young 130T Block, 30" dia., 2"W/R, 1,950 lbs., WLL = 130T @ 3 to 1.

6000 95 WA

2 #201 - McK 832, 2 Sheave, 14 ton Jaw Top 1-1/2" pin 2" JW, 14" OD, 7/8" W/R.

400 95 WA


BLOCKSWRE CAtALOG


1 #202 - McK 312, 2 Sheave, 12 ton Hook Block, 12" OD, 9/16" W/R

500 95 WA

2 #203 - McK 622, 2 Sheave, 20 ton Jaw Top 1-1/2 pin 2" JW, 14" OD, 3/4" W/R.

500 95 WA

1 #204 - Pettibone 2 Sheave, 15 ton Hook Block, 10" OD, 5/8" W/R.

400 95 WA

3 #205 - Miller 212F12.5 12.5 ton Hook Block, 12" OD, 5/8" W/R.

750 95 WA

7 #206 - BTC 6732 24,250# WLL Galv No Fitting 1-1/2" pin, 14" OD, 5/8" W/R.

400 95 WA

2 #208 - McK 433 Snatch 40 ton / 1 ea. No Shackle, 12" OD, 1-1/8"W/R.

400 95 WA

1 #209 - McK 433 Snatch Block, 2 Sheave, 20 ton, 14" OD, 1-1/8" W/R.

400 95 WA

1 #210 - McK 312, 2 Sheave, 15 ton Hook Block, 12" OD, 3/4" W/R.

600 95 WA

1 #211 - Vertical Lead. 3/1-4" shaft 3-3/4" rim. Not fl ush for base mounting. 2 Sheave, 34" OD, 1-3/4" W/R.

1200 95 WA

1 #301 - McK 603, 3 Sheave Construction Block 55 ton, 20" OD, 7/8" W/R

2400 95 WA

1 #303 - McK Hook Block, 3 Sheave, 50 ton, 14" OD, 5/8" W/R

900 95 WA

1 #304 - Bail Block 27.9 ton Galv, 18" OD, 1" W/R

900 95 WA

1 #305 - Hook Block, 3 Sheave Johnson 20T12RTB 20 ton 410# ea, 12" OD, 5/8" W/R

1200 95 WA

1 #306 - No Fitting 47,600# WLL Galv, 18" OD, 3/4" W/R

600 95 WA

1 #307 - Hook 10 Lton Heavy Weight, 14" OD, 7/8" W/R

900 95 WA

2 #308 - 21 ton 3 Sheave Bail w/ Link, 18 900 95 WA

1 #309 - 38 ton Fork 2" pin x 2-1/2 JW, 16" OD, 3/4" W/R

500 95 WA

1 #311 - McK 603, 3 Sheave, 65 ton Bail Block, 24" OD, 1" W/R

1900 95 WA

2 "#313 - Like Miller 316F40 Hook 40 ton 900# ea, 16""

OD, 7/8"" W/R"

2700 95

4 #314 - Base Mtd Vert Deck Lead 3 Sheave, 4"-1/16" Ctr Pin, 24" OD, 1-1/4" W/R

1500 95 WA

0 #403 - McK 334 65 ton 4 Sheave Hook, 18

2500 95 WA

1 #404 - McK 354 45 ton 4 Sheave Hook, 14" OD, 7/8" W/R

2100 95 WA

1 #405 - Johnson 20Q10RTA 4 Sheave Hook 20 ton, 10" OD, 9/16" W/R, 290# ea

1100 95 WA

3 "#406 - BTC 5094 4 Sheave, 20 ton Fork 2"" pin 2-1/4 JW Galv, 12""

OD, 5/8"" W/R"

900 95

3 #407 - 4 Sheave, 40 Lton w/ 2" Chain Skl, 16" OD, 7/8" W/R

1600 95 WA

1 #408 - McK 724, 4 Sheave 40 ton Bail, 14" OD, 3/4" W/R

1400 95 WA

1 #409 - Bail 43.2 ton Galv 4 Sheave, 20" OD, 1-1/4" W/R

1200 95 WA

1 #412 - 4 Sheave Fork 3-1/4 pin 3" JW 42 ton Galv, 21" OD, 7/8" W/R

1200 95 WA

2 #414 - McK 604, 4 Sheave 50 ton Bail, 17" OD, 3/4-7/8" W/R

2900 95 WA

1 #415 - 40 ton, 4 Sheave Jaw 3-1/4 pin 3" JW, 20" OD, 3/4" W/R

1200 95 WA

1 #416 - 25.85 ton Skackle w/ 2-1/2 dia Link, 4 Sheave, 18" OD, 3/4"W/R

900 95 WA

1 #417 - McK 704, 4 Sheave 65 ton 18" OD, 1" W/R

3500 95 WA

1 #503 - 5 Sheave Bail w/ Link 37 ton, 18" OD, 7/8"W/R

900 95 WA

1 #504 - 5 Sheave Bail w/ Link 50 ton, 20" OD, 1-1/8" W/R

900 95 WA

3 #505 - 5 Sheave 41.7 ton Fork 2-1/2 pin 2-1/2 JW Alvin Campbell 725# ea, 12" OD, 3/4" W/R

800 95 WA

2 #506 - McK 605 5 Sheave Construction Block 120 ton Fork Shackle, 24" OD, 1-1/8" W/R

6500 95 WA

1 #507 - 5 Sheave 51.3 Lton Fork Eye w/ 3" SCS, 20" OD, 1-1/8" W/R

2200 95 WA

1 #509 - 5 Sheave 50.1 Lton Fork Eye w/ 2-1/2 SCS, 18" OD, 1" W/R

1900 95 WA

2 #511 - Skookum 5 Sheave 120 ton 1 ea Fab Eye 5-1/2 pin 4" thick / 1 ea Bail Shackle 3" dia, 24" OD, 1-1/8" W/R

6500 95 WA

2 #512 - McK 605 5 Sheave Construction Block 65 ton 17" OD, 7/8" W/R

4000 95 WA


3 #513 - McK 705 120 ton Drill Eye 3-1/2 ID 4-1/2 thick S/N: 2768/2769/2766 No Fitting, 24" OD, 1" W/R

6500 95 WA

1 #701 - McK 7 Sheave S/N: 1950-507S 75 ton Duplex Hook 3" ctr Pin (E5661), 30" OD, 7/8" W/R

3000 95 WA

1 #703 - McK 607, 7 Sheave 70 ton Jaw 3" pin 6-1/4 JW, 14" OD, 3/4" W/R

900 95 WA

4 #704 - McK 607 7 Sheave Construction Block 100 ton, 17" OD, 7/8" W/R

4500 95 WA

8 #801 - McK C150OCT20RH 150 ton w/ hanger (8 sheave) 20" OD, 1" W/R

6500 95 WA

8 #802 - McK C150OCT20RP 150 ton w/ Link Plate & Load Pin (8 sheave), 20" OD, 1" W/R

6500 95 WA

2 #803 - McK 608 8 Sheave 150 ton. Yoke Bail Block with 3" plt. 14"w x 56"L. Weight connected to Yoke. 6-3/16" hole set back 7-1/2 in from end. 26" sheave @ tail end attached @ 90?. S/N: 1802/1804, 24" OD, 7/8" W/R

4000 95 WA

4 #804 - 8 Sheave 2-1/4" rim 4 ea. Top. (18" OD, 7/8" W/R) & 2" rim 4 ea. Bottom (14" OD, 7/8" W/R)

900 95 WA

1 #901 - Long Hanger CG S/N: 700584. No rating. Bent outer cheek. 9742# ea. Good for sheaves. 24" OD, 1-1/8" W/R

3500 95 WA

1 #1001 - McK 150T Plate Yoke Hanger S/N: 3729 (10 sheave), 24" OD, 1"W /R

4000 95 WA

2 #1002 - McK 6010 240 ton Construc-tion Block S/N: 7683/7684 (10 sheave), 24" OD, 1-1/8" W/R

18000 95 WA

1 #601 - 84 Lton Jaw 4-1/2 3500 95 WA

1 #602 - 220 ton McK S/N: 1125 P K Highline, 30" OD, 1-1/4" W/R (6 Sheave)

4500 95 WA

4 #603 - Skookum 140 ton Fab Eye 5-1/2" ID 4" Thick /#76-18A, 24" OD, 1-1/8" W/R (6 Sheave)

6500 95 WA

1 #605 - Base Mtd Vert Decklead No Rate, 24" OD, 1" W/R (6 Sheave)

3000 95 WA

2 #606 - McK 626 Construction Block 60 ton S/N: 17300/17301, 14" OD, 3/4" W/R (6 Sheave)

2400 95 WA

4 #607 - McK 606 Construction Block 85 ton S/N: 4902/4903/6762/9570, 17" OD, 7/8" W/R (6 Sheave)

3300 95 WA

1 #608 - McK 606 75 ton Drill Eye 4" ID 5" thick S/N: 4161, 30" OD, 7/8" W/R (6 Sheave)

2900 95 WA

2 #609 - McK 606 Construction Block 140 ton S/N: 6473/6474, 24" OD, 1-1/8" W/R (6 Sheave)

6500 95 WA

6 #610 - McK 706 140T Construction Block S/N: 2771/2774 thru 2778, 24" OD, 1" W/R (6 Sheave)

6500 95 WA

1 #611 - McK 606 Plate Bail Block 95 ton S/N: 2216, 18" OD, 3/4" W/R (6 Sheave)

1100 95 WA

1 #612 - Manitowoc 32420 200 ton Fixed Eye 6-1/2" ID x 7" thick. S/N: 3. 3520# ea., 32" OD, 1-3/8" W/R (6 Sheave)

4500 95 WA

1 #613 - Sheaves in-o-box 3-3/4" rim 5" Hub width 4" shaft, 36" OD, 1-1/4" W/R (6 Sheave)

6000 95 WA

1 #614 - Base Mtd Vert Lead 2" rim 3-1/2" shaft?. No rating, 24" OD, 1" W/R (6 Sheave)

2000 95 WA

1 #110 - Forked Bail 125 95 WA

1 #111 - Guide Block No Rating Jaw 3-1/2 pin x 3-1/4 JW, 48" OD, 2-1/4" W/R (Single Sheave)

1800 95 WA

2 #112 - Snatch Galv Western J390/391B Oblong Eye, 12" OD, 1-1/2" Rope (Single Sheave)

125 95 WA

1 #113 - Snatch Galv Western T391B Hook, 12" OD, 1-1/2" Rope (Single Sheave)

125 95 WA

1 #114 - Snatch Galv BTC 3075T Oblong Eye, 14" OD, 1-1/2" Rope (Single Sheave)

125 95 WA

1 #115 - McK J454 10 ton Try Net Galv Oblong Swivel Eye, 8" OD, Single Sheave

200 95 WA

2 #116 - 3" Wide 10 ton Trawl Block Galv ABCII Rd Swivel Eye 2-1/4 ID, 12" OD, Single Sheave

200 95 WA

1 #117 - McK 430 Snatch 40 ton Hook, 12" OD, 1-1/8" W/R (Single Sheave)

300 95 WA

1 #118 - Skookum R8 8 ton Single Sheave, 8" OD, 5/8" W/R

500 95 WA



1 #119 -McK 420 Snatch 15 ton Hook, Single Sheave, 8" OD, 3/4" W/R

195 95 WA

1 #120 - McK 420 Snatch 15 ton Hook, SIngle Sheave, 10" OD, 7/8" W/R

195 95 WA

2 #121 - Pivot Bracket 3" rim. 3-1/2" Hub width 4" TB Shaft, 41-1/4" OD, 1-1/4" W/R (Single Sheave)

700 95 WA

1 #122 - Weight 6" thick x 12" wide x 4' long. 2" GAS each end.

300 95 WA

1 #123 - Skookum Single Sheave Shackle Block 90 ton, 30" OD, 1-3/4" W/R

600 95 WA

2 #124 - Horizontal Decklead. 2" rim 2-1/4" Hub width 2-1/2" pin, 24" OD, 1-1/8" W/R (Single Sheave)

300 95 WA

9 "#125 - 15,150# WLL Galv 1-1/2"" Pin Top No fi tting will take 1-3/8 SKL tight, 14""

OD, 5/8"" W/R (Single Sheave)"

190 95

2 #126 - Horizontal Decklead. 2" rim 2-1/2" Hub width 3-1/2" pin, 20" OD, 1" W/R (Single Sheave)

200 95 WA

1 #127 - Shackle Top 15.8 ton Shackle Frozen, 18" OD, 1-1/4" W/R (Single Sheave)

200 95 WA

1 #129 - 3-1/2" wide Young #216B No Rate, 16" OD, 1-3/4" W/R (Single Sheave)

500 95 WA

1 #130 - 3" wide Skookum #2616 Long Yoke No Rate, 16" OD, 1-3/4" W/R (Single Sheave)

500 95 WA

2 #131 - MCK601 200 ton Jaw 3-3/4" pin 3-1/2 JW, 36" OD, 1-1/2" W/R (Single Sheave)

2000 95 WA

3 #133 - Brz/SS Snatch 3000# WLL Western/CG, 16" OD, 3/8" W/R (Single Sheave)

1500 95 WA

2 #134 - Brz/SS Snatch 10 ton Western/CG, 26" OD, 3/4" W/R (Single Sheave)

1500 95 WA

5 #135 - Brz/SS Snatch 4000# WLL Western/CG, 22" OD, 1/4" W/R (Single Sheave)

1500 95 WA

6 16", 35 Ton Snatch Block with 2" Swivel Shackle, 1-1/8" wire rope (can be regrooved to 1-1/4" at extra charge), New, US Govt

1,475 187 CA

1 18" Mc Kissick, Model 341, WLL 20 Ton, 7/8" wire rope, 385 lbs., Excellent Condition

1,950 187 CA

1 New Johnson J30T12RTB; 30 US Ton WLL w/ (3) 12" Sheaves, 5/8" wire rope, w/ latch, 430 lbs.

2,675 187 CA

20 10 Ton Cargo Block, 14", Skookum, Model 614A, "Like New"

775 187 CA

1 20", B & L 3074H, Steel Shell Manila Rope Snatch Block

975 187 CA

1 15 Ton Mc Kissick 10" Model PL-1 Pipeline Block 1" Wire Rope

875 187 CA

1 Johnson J30Q14RTB; 30 Ton WLL, (4) 14" Sheaves, 5/8" wire rope, 620 lbs., NEW Surplus

$2,975 187 CA

12 12" Skookum Model BML-12 Snatch Block 1-1/8"-1-1/4" W.R. WLL 55,000 5to1 Roller Bearing New Surplus

1375 187 CA

1 JOHNSON (10D10BTA) 10 TON 2-SHV BLOCK FOR 1/2" WIRE ROPE PN# 4200-05200

1727.05 294 OH

4 Skookum mod 512, 17.5 US Ton WLL,with drilled swivel eye and shackle, .875 - 1 in. wire, 80 lbs, BB, New Surplus

925 187 CA

1 Johnson J25T14RTAB; LIKE NEW, 25 US Ton WLL, 3 Sheave, 5/8" Wire Rope, 490 lbs.

$2,150 187 CA

5 Campbell NEW 3072T Wood Shell Snatch Block, safety drop side, oval swivel eye, 10 in. size, 1.25 in M Rope, 6,600 lb WLL

$175 187 CA

4 Skookum NEW surplus snatch block, safety dropside, oval eye, 15 Ton WLL, 20 in. 1 in. wire, can go to 1.125 in, 1.5 in. chain shackle

$875 187 CA

1 Johnson J5D10RTA; LIKE NEW, 5 Ton WLL, (2) 10" Sheaves, 1/2" wire (can be re-grooved up to 5/8"), 125 lbs.

$975.00 187 CA

2 New Johnson Snatch Blocks, model SB8S8BS, 8.8 US Ton WLL, 8 in. for 5/8 - 3/4" wire, with Swivel Eye and Shackle, 37 lbs.

$275.00 187 CA

5 Skookum Double Sheave Snatch Block, 12 Ton WLL, 8 in. sheaves for 3/4" - 7/8" wire w/ Swivel Eye and 1-1/8" Alloy SPA Shackle, Galv fi nish

$395.00 187 CA


5+ "Sheave and Reeving Blocks - 2 to 40 T For Sale or Rent. Call or email for pricing and availability"

Please Contact 450 CAN

20 "IMPORTED CARGO BLOCK - NEW 12"" SHEAVE 5 TON WLL SIMILAR TO CROSBY J-566 EMAIL FOR PICTURES"

150 306 NS CAN

7 "IMPORTED CARGO BLOCK - NEW 16"" SHEAVE 10 TON WLL SIMILAR TO CROSBY J-566 EMAIL FOR PICTURES"

300 306 NS CAN

4 "CROSBY G-600-S BLOCK 6"" HORIZONTAL LEAD 600-S GALV FINISH CR772006"

175.00 EACH 306 NS CAN

ChainssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

31,200 3/16" EG Grade 30 NACM proof coil chain .25 / ft. 281 OH

74 3/8" white plastic chain, "10MM, Links are 3"x 1 1/2" each, Each reel 25 Meters long

POR 221 WA

20 5/16" Thick Yellow Plastic Chain, 8MM, Links are 2"x 1 1/8", Each reel is 40 Meters long

POR 221 WA

9 1.5mm (1/16") thick Black, White, Red & Yellow Plastic Chain, Links are approxi-mately 1/4" x 1/8" each

POR 221 WA

60000 1/4 Gr 30 Chain Hot Galv. Dim. 6.3mm x 31.5mm x 9.8mm

0.43 278 TX

30 3/16 P.C. X 250' PAIL 60 35 MD

16450 3/8" grade 43 x 6 links used in center beam rail cars

0.6 306 NS CAN

14 Drums 5/8" Gr.70 Chain - 100' per Drum 452.00/Drum 156 SK

36 4/0 x 100 ft galvanized Tenso (double loop) chain

32.00/100 ft 44 IL

10,450 1/8" Gr 30 Proof Coil Chain E.G. 475 FT PLASTIC PAILS

0.117 278 TX

3000 3/16" Gr 30 Proof Coil Chain E.G. 250 FT PLASTIC PAILS

0.25 278 TX

920 5/16" Gr 30 Proof Coil Chain E.G. 92 ft Plastic Pails

0.8 278 TX

630 3/8" Gr 30 Proof Coil Chain E.G. 63 Ft Plastic Pails

0.94 278 TX

3000 1/4 alloy hoist chain 1.44 102 TX

5 2-5/8 5 shots stud link anchor chain, excellent

2035 427 CA

5 2-3/4 surplus stud link chain, in 90' shots

2,150.00 427 CA

9 1-3/8" 90' Shot Di-Lok Anchor Chain - excellent

400 95 WA


820 95 WA


1,475.00 95 WA

10 2-1/4" 90' Stud Link Anchor Chain - excellent

1,475.00 95 WA

100+ 1" thru 3" random lengths anchor chain - good

.25/lb. 95 WA

182 5/16 GR.30 BBB CHAIN POR 171 BC

25,000 FT 1/16" PLASTIC CHAIN (RED,WHITE,BLACK,YELLOW)

0.24 221 WA

7000 5/16" PLASTIC CHAIN (YELLOW) .60/FT 221 WA

7,000 10 mm Plastic Chain 0.75 221 WA

11x100 Campbell 4/0 straight link bright zinc machine chain

0.9 43 IL

300 #28) 3/4"x20' Acco GR8 chain w/ eye grab hook one end (LL)

125.00ea 95 WA

240 #27) 3/4"x8' Acco GR8 chain w/ eye grab hook one end (LL)

75.00ea 95 WA

300 #7) 1-1/4"x18" Korean Jaw & Jaw turn-buckle galv (LL)

65.00ea 95 WA


55.00ea 95 WA


85.00ea 95 WA

7 STUD LINK CHAIN 1/2"X90' GALV. 200 48 BC CAN

5 BOXES #35 ZINC PLATED CHAIN 100FT ROLL 6 102 TX

400 3/8" Grade 80 Alloy CM Hammerlok 7 187 CA

200' 3/16 S.C. PROOF COIL - RUST 0.1 35 MD

50' 1/2" 316 Stainless Steel Chain-Import 6.75/FT 420 FL

500 1/4" x 9 Link Proof Coil, Yellow Chromate, Laclede

0.6 351 WI

900 1/4" x 15 Link Proof Coil, Yellow Chromate, Laclede

0.95 351 WI

200 ft 3/4" G30 Proof Coil HDG 5.10/ft 355 NY

2750 ft 5/16" G30 Proof Coil Stainless Steel T-316

4.30/ft 355 NY


BLOCKS-CHAINS WRE CAtALOG


CHAINS-EQUIPMENT WRE CAtALOG

ChainssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

3 TRANSPORT CHAIN G70 1/4"X800 FT - NACM 90

495 355 NY

3 1/8" T316 G30 Proof Coil - Stainless Steel (2000 ft drums)

1751.00/Drum

355 NY

13 5/16 PROOF COIL (GR30) Self Colored PAIL 92'

57.63 121 MS

ClampssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

7 22MK Lifting clamp 251 100 IL

2 MODEL-R 35 TON RENFROE LOCKING CLAMP 1/4- 4-1/4" GRIP - Never Used

4,800 139 PA

8 2 1/4" CROSBY DF CLIP 80 9 Co

EA VANGUARD 3 TON PLATE CLAMP 245.27 2 LA

EA 3 TON PLATE CLAMP REPAIR KIT VANGUARD

89.84 2 LA

5+ "For Sale or Rent: Beam Clamps - 1 to 10 Ton Oz and Vitali. Call or email for pricing and availability"


2 "CROSBY IP HORIZONTAL PLATE CLAMP MODEL IPHGZ- 3.0TON PART NUMBER 2705453"


975 3/8" Crosby SS-450 Type 316 SS Drop Forge Clips Stock # 1011283

$17.75 187 CA

ClipssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

415 7/8" Malleable Wire Rope Clip (1900107182)

0.65 139 PA

61 1-1/8" Malleable Wire Rope Clip (1900125182)

1 139 PA

18 3/8" CM Piggy Back Clip (M248D) 4.25 139 PA



180 2 1/4 DROP FORGED WIRE ROPE CLIP HOT GALVANIZED

24.25 278 TX

40 2 1/2" GAL DROP FORGED WIRE ROPE CLIP

27.5 278 TX

560 4mm-5/32" Type 304 SS Wire Rope Clip (1012261182)

0.42 139 PA

240 1 1/4 G.D.F. DOMESTIC (HUBBARD) (LOOK NEW)

5 35 MD

550 Crosby G-429 New Style Fist Grips, 7/16" - 1/2", Galv., New

7.25 187 CA

1 1 1/8 x 6 round ring, Crosby 42.72 397 NJ

4 9/16 - 5/8 fi st grips, Crosby 10.2 397 NJ

6 3/8 piggyback clips, import 6 397 NJ

1,000 3/4 drop forged wire rope clips, import 1.55 397 NJ

245 7/8" FIST GRIP G429 CROSBY 14.93 306 NS CAN

9162 1/2 VAN BEEST DROP FORGE WIRE ROPE CLIP 4000-00019

1 294 OH

16 1 3/4' DROP FORGED CLIP 4000-00020 48 294 OH

200 5/8' D.F. CLIP IMPORT 4025-00122 1.2 294 OH

240 2.1/2" Drop Forged Wire Rope Clip, Galvanized, KOREA

45.00/ea 50 TX

500 3/4" Drop Forged Wire Rope Clip, SS-316 15.00/ea 50 TX

1000 7/8 Mall Clips sc 0.38 102 TX

1400 5/8" DF, Dom 1.1 427 CA

750 1-1/4 DF clips, dom 7.25 427 CA

3,000 5/8", Durbin Durco, D.F Clips, Domestic, Galv., New Surplus

$0.95 187 CA

35 2-1/2 Galv. Drop Forged ClipsJapan 28.75 187 CA

60 7/8" Crosby G-450 Drop forged clip 8.8 187 CA

2,000 5/8" Fist Grips, New, Domestic, Presco USA

1.35 187 CA

2000 1" Galv DF clips POR 426 FL

5 1-1/4 double grip dom 19 35 MD

16 1-3/8 galv malleable 1 35 MD

200 7/8 SS DF 6 35 MD

18 CROSBY CLIP 7/16 redbook less 48 BC CAN

1283 CROSBY FIST GRIP CLIP 3/16 offers 48 BC CAN

450 1-1/4 Galv Forged Wire Rope Clip-Import 3.5 139 PA

50 1.3/4" Galv DF wire rope clips, Chinese 18.75 54 CA

20 1/8" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clips 1.25 187 CA

75 3/16" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clip 1.45 187 CA

25 1/4" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clip 2 187 CA

600 3/8" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clips 2.25 187 CA

141 1" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clip 9.75 187 CA



ClipssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

25 1-1/8" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clip 10.75 187 CA

20 1-1/4" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clip 16 187 CA

30 1-1/2" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clip 22.5 187 CA

50 3/4" CM Midland Drop Forged Clips 5.25 187 CA

40 3/4" Crosby G-450 Drop Forged Clip 6 187 CA

60 7/8" Crosby Drop Forged Clip 8.8 187 CA

1500 5/8" Crosby G-450 DF Clips 1.5 187 CA

375 7/8" DROP FORGED WIRE ROPE CLIPS - IMPORT

3.1 44 IL

1,000 1/2 Galv. DF Clips, China 1 275 OR

12 2-1/4" Drop Forged Clip-Import 15 421 SC

92 1 1/2" Drop Forged Galvanized Import Wire Rope Clips

7.29 2 LA

295 5/8 DROP FORGE CLIP (CHICAGO) REFER TO PN 4000-00018

2.7 294 OH

13 1/2" DROP FORGE CLIP (CHICAGO) 2.00 PER 294 OH

45 7/8 FIST GRIP CLIP (CROSBY 1010596) PN# 4000-00037

22.731 294 OH

550 7/8" Crosby Drop Forged Wire Rope Clips, G-450, NEW IN BAG

$9.25 187 CA

8,000 3/16" WIRE ROPE CLIP MALLEABLE SS T304

0.8 355 NY

50 2" WIRE ROPE CLIP DF HDG 29.5 355 NY

100 3/8" WIRE ROPE CLIP DF SS 3.9 355 NY

2,800 1/4" WIRE ROPE CLIP MALLEABLE SS T304

0.99 355 NY

968 1/8 SS304 0.54 86 KY

875 3/16 SS304 0.49 86 KY

324 1/4 SS304 1.09 86 KY

667 3/8 SS304 1.34 86 KY

376 1/2 SS304 1.98 86 KY

302 5/8 SS304 4.13 86 KY

120 3/4 SS304 3.12 86 KY

25480 1/16 Mall Clip 0.08 86 KY

28595 1/8 Mall Clip 0.09 86 KY

6054 3/16 Mall Clip 0.1 86 KY

7657 1/4 Mall Clip 0.13 86 KY

10911 5/16 Mall Clip 0.15 86 KY

557 3/8 Mall Clip 0.2 86 KY

618 7/16 Mall Clip 0.28 86 KY

5457 1/2 Mall Clip 0.34 86 KY

1443 9/16 Mall Clip 0.55 86 KY

5152 5/8 Mall Clip 0.69 86 KY

278 7/8 Mall Clip 1.08 86 KY

827 1 Mall Clip 1.29 86 KY

157 1-1/8 Mall Clip 1.39 86 KY

2985 3/4 Mall Clip 0.78 86 KY

500 5/8" Drop Forged Wire Rope Clips - ALTCO (American Logging Tool Company) Domestic w/ Cadmium Finish. NEW Surplus

$1.25 187 CA

12 "1-1/8"" CROSBY G-429 GALVANIZED FIST GRIP CLIP 1010630"

25.00 EACH 217 GA

EquipmentsiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

4 55 ton hydraulic cylinder SPX model RD556 - new

800 399 MN

1 HEAVY DUTY Wire Rope Counters POR 287 TX

4 Tandemloc 20901AA-4PA ISO Container Lift Lugs

675 351 WI

2 Large Skid mounted turntable, 110 inch reel capacity, c/w detachable coil uprights, pictures available

500 77 BC CAN

1 TURNTABLES 30 1150 7 TN

1 TURNTABLE 36 1200 7 TN



10 TURNTABLE 72 x 3/4 2400 7 TN

2 5000 lb shaft type winding machine all hydraulic variable speed

11,500 7 TN

1 200K Lucker Test Machine with 2-1/2" Lucker grip

Call 187 CA

1 Reel-O-Matic Model B12A High Speed Wire Spooler ( 250LB Cap ) 3/8 Max Wire Size Automatic Spooling & Measure

6,500 187 CA

10 20 inch and 24 Coiling heads 850 7 TN

12 SeaLink Model SL2 Riggers Vise 3/8" - 1-1/2" Wire Rope

1,375 187 CA

7 Riggers Vise Sea Link # 3 Model 1-5/8" - 2-1/2"

1,975 187 CA


EQUIPMENT-HOOKS WRE CAtALOG

EquipmentsiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

12 Sea Link Model #1 Rigger Vise 3/16" - 5/8"

750 187 CA

4 Rigger Vise "Sea Link" #3ELJ Model 1-5/8"-3-1/2" Wire

2,475 187 CA

1 2-1/2" Lucker housing w/grip, w/ wedge and rams

Call 187 CA

1 15000 LB GANTRY STYLE WINDING MACHINE

31,600 7 TN

3 #2) Forklift Boom attachment, 600lb SWL Model LMEBT16000 (LL)

1500 95 WA

6 #23) Reel stand w/ fork pockets, orange color (LL)

500 95 WA

3 GS5 Take-up all hydraulic 4000 lb reels 38

13,750 7 TN

10 NEED NEW EQUIPMENT www.cumber-landsalescompany.com

1 7 TN

1 10 ton Harrington Air Chain Hoist com-plete with 30 ft of lift

15,500 156 SK

1 ATI Portable Aircaft Cable Proof Tester 3500 187 CA

1 2-1/2" Lucker Grip with Wedge 12,500 187 CA

1 2-1/2" Lucker Housing with 2-1/2" Wedge and Mount New

13,500 187 CA

1 Pell Hydrashear mod. W-075 cable cutter; up to 3/4", new, $350

350 187 CA

1 Wirop 300 Ton Press w/ dies $20,000 448 LA

400 Empty wood reels, 24" - 30" dia., steel core 12 369 Ohio

2 Single meter stand with guides and side slide.

$775 7 TN

1 "Portable Aluminum Gantry: 1 ton capac-ity, 6’ 11” maximum clear adjustable span,7’ 8” minimum H.U.B. to 10’ 2” maximum in 6” increments, 6” deep beam with 3.33” fl ange, 6” locking swivel casters. 160 lbs."

$2,100.00 351 WI

5+ "For Sale or Rent: Tirfors - 0.8 to 3.2 Ton Call or email for pricing and availability"


1+ "For Sale or Rent: Man Basket - 50x38x44 Call or email for pricing and availability"


1+ For Sale or Rent: Reeling Machine. Call or email for pricing and availability


Eye NutssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

10,000 #1 Eye Nut Forging, Galvanized .24/ea 50 TX

4,000 #5 Eye Nut Forging, Galvanized 1.40/ea 50 TX

100 #10 Eye Nut Forging, Galvanized 9.95/ea 50 TX

5,000 #2 Eye Nut Forging, SC .24/ea 50 TX

2,000 #5 Eye Nut Forging, SC 1.25/ea 50 TX



100 #10 Eye Nut Forging, SC 7.15/ea 50 TX

250 #11 Eye Nut Forging, SC 19.9 50 TX

14,000 EYE NUTS 5/8 1.25 7 TN

14 CROSBY EYE NUT 3/4 redbook less 48 BC CAN

300 No. 1A Eye Nut 5/16 0.31 278 TX

400 No. 1A Eye Nut 5/16" Tap 1/4" Bail SC 0.29 278 TX

150 No 6 Eye Nut 7/8" Tap 3/4" Bail Galv. 1.85 278 TX

100 No. 6 Eye Nut 7/8 Tap 3/4 Bail S.C. 1.69 278 TX

200 No. 7 Eye Nut 1 4.23 278 TX

120 No. 7 Eye Nut 1" Tap 7/8" Bail SC 2.85 278 TX

150 No. 8 Eye Nut 1 Tap 1 1/4" 1" Bail Galv.

3.65 278 TX

EyeboltssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

770 3/8" x 8" Galv Reg. Nut Eyebolt-Imp (1043349202)

1.87 139 PA

2,300 1/2 X 3 GALV REG WITH NUT 0.6 35 MD

60 7/8 X 12 GALV REG WITH NUT 10 35 MD

200 7/16 X 1 3/8 MACHINE EYEBOLT 0.65 35 MD

25 5/16 X 2 1/4 S/S SHOULDER EYEBOLT WITH NUT

1.5 35 MD

70 5/8 X 4 S/S SHOULDER EYEBOLT WITH NUT

5 35 MD

24 1-1/4X 3" FORGED MACHINERY EYEBOLTS

13.5 54 CA

7 1 X 12 G291 EYE BOLTS POR 171 BC

6 Import galv 1/2 X 10 REGULAR NUT EYE BOLT

POR 171 BC

40 5/8x21 galv. eyebolt w/nut 3.25 35 MD

300 5/16 x 4-1/4 S/S Shoulder 2 35 MD

EyeboltssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1,100 10 mm x 35 mm Metric Shoulder Eyebolts

0.55 221 WA

24 1.1/2 x 15" HDG Forged Shoulder pattern w/nut, Chinese

65 54 CA

53 7/8 X 2 1/4 TYPE 316 S/S MACHINE EYEBOLTS

12 35 MD

58 1 X 2 1/2 TYPE 316 S/S MACHINE EYEBOLTS

16 35 MD

1000 5/8" x 6" Shoulder Eyebolt HDG w/nut 2.88 355 NY

1000 1/4" x 2" Shoulder Nut Eyebolt GALV. 0.25 278 TX

700 1/4" x 4" Shoulder Nut Eyebolt GALV 0.27 278 TX

250 5/16" x 2 1/4" Shoulder Nut Eyebolt GALV 0.29 278 TX

275 5/16" x 4 1/2" Shoulder Nut Eyebolts GALV 0.32 278 TX

175 5/8" x 6" Shoulder Nut Eyebolt GALV 1.29 278 TX

100 3/4 X 6 Shoulder Nut Eye Bolt Gal 1.69 278 TX

244 1/4 x 4 Shoulder Nut 0.37 86 KY

70 5/16 x 2-1/2 Shoulder Nut 0.4 86 KY

76 5/16 x 4-1/2 Shoulder Nut 0.5 86 KY

96 3/8 x 2-1/2 Shoulder Nut 1.32 86 KY

24 1/2 x 3-1/4 Shoulder Nut 1.8 86 KY

82 5/8 x 6 Shoulder Nut 2.64 86 KY

82 1/4 X 2 Regular Nut 0.52 86 KY

12 1/4 x 4 Regular Nut 0.58 86 KY

200 5/16 x 2-1/2 Regular Nut 0.3 86 KY

100 5/16 x 4-1/2 Regular Nut 0.35 86 KY

61 3/8 x 6 Regular Nut 1.01 86 KY

118 1/2 x 2 Regular Nut 0.53 86 KY

8 1/2 x 12 Regular Nut 4.56 86 KY

2 5/8 x 6 Regular Nut 1.92 86 KY

20 5/8 x 8 Regular Nut 2.22 86 KY

23 5/8 x 10 Regular Nut 1.69 86 KY

47 5/8 x 15 Regular Nut 2.94 86 KY

35 5/8 x 18 Regular Nut 5.28 86 KY

168 3/4 x 4-1/2 Regular Nut 2.28 86 KY

44 3/4 x 6 Regular Nut 2.88 86 KY

3 3/4 x 8 Regular Nut 3.12 86 KY

14 1 x 6 Regular Nut 7.8 86 KY

235 3/8X1-1/4 MACHINE EYEBOLT HDG 0.49 121 MS

HoistsiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

2 20 Ton Air Chain Hoists, IR, 27' lift, hook mounted, excellent. tested/certifi ed.

12900 427 CA

4 "Pendant, Conductix Series 80, 6-Button, On/Off, Up/Down 2-Speed, FWD/REV 1-Speed, 19 Feet Cord, New"

$148.00 351 WI

1 Pendant, CM 4-Button Toggle Switch Style, Arrow Up, Arrow Down, Arrow Left, Arrow Right. All 1-Speed. 7 Feet Overall Length.

$50.00 351 WI

2 "Pendant, Lift Tech 4-Button Up, Down, Arrow Right, Arrow Left. All 1-Speed. 7 Feet Overall Length. Pendant, Lift Tech 4-Button Up, Down, FWD, REV. All 1-Speed. 17 Feet Overall Length.

$40.00 351 WI

1 Pendant, Lift Tech 6-Button On, Off, Up, Down, Arrow Right, Arrow Left, All 1-Speed. 10 feet overall length.

$50.00 351 WI

1 Pendant, CM 4-Button Up (2-Speed), Down (2-Speed), FWD (1-Speed), REV (1-Speed). 9 feet overall length, 16ga. 3 Conductor with strain relief.

$50.00 351 WI

1 Pendant, CM 4-Button Up (2-Speed), Down (2-Speed), FWD (1-Speed), REV (1-Speed). 18 feet overall Length, 16ga. 6 Conductor with strain relief.

$60.00 351 WI

1 "CM Lodestar 2 Ton, 15' Lift, 16 FPM, Top Hook Mount, 230/460/3/60. Includes 2479 Fabric Chain Container. New, Never Used."

$2,650.00 351 WI

5+ For Sale or Rent: Chain Hoists - 1 to 20 Ton, custom fall lengths available. Please contact for Price and Availability.


5+ For Sale or Rent: Lever Hoists - 3/4 to 9 Ton, custom fall lengths available. Please contact for price and availability.


HookssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

500 5 TON CARBON HOIST HOOKS 8.00 EA. 35 MD

400 3/4 Ton Galv. Boat Winch Hook-Eye Type w/ Latch

0.9 139 PA

5,000 5/16 CLEVIS GRAB HOOKS GR 43 1 35 MD

• Eyebolts

• Nut Eyebolts

• Turnbuckles & Fittings

• Rod Ends

• Eye Nuts

• Pad Eyes

• Strap Clamps

• T-Slot Nuts

• Set-Up Wedges

• C-Clamps & Screws

• D-Rings & Clips

• Swivel Hoist Rings

• Custom Forgings - Up to 200 lbs.

• In Stock

Carbon • Alloy • Stainless

Forged Industrial Hardware

SUPERIO R Q UALIT

Y

AN D S E R V I C E

SUPERIO R Q UALIT

Y

AN D S E R V I C E

4242YEARSYEARSYEARS

• Rod Ends• Rod Ends

• Eye Nuts• Eye Nuts

Toll-Free: 888-KEN-FORGING (536-3674)Phone: 440-993-8091 • Fax: 440-992-0360

www.KenForging.com • E-mail: [email protected]

All Products Proudly Made in The USA


HOOKS WRE CAtALOG


500 3/4 TON CARBON W/LATCH ZINC PLATED

1.3 35 MD

300 1/2 GR 70 CLEVIS GRAB 3.5 35 MD

10 5/8 SELF LOCKING CLEVIS 70 35 MD

40 8 TON WELD ON 36 35 MD

10 10 TON WELD ON 50 35 MD

400 7 TON ALLOY WITH LATCH 9.9 35 MD

2 2BL-B manual closing gate-Golden Gate hood 2D, McKissick

25 397 NJ

80 1/2 s.c. eye slip hook, IMP 2.75 397 NJ

2 4WS-22 ST ST Swivels SWL 3200 Kg, Korean

225 397 NJ

5 Spider staging hooks, ESCO 12 397 NJ

80 pcs 1 1/2 ton shank Crosby hooks 2.86 397 NJ

72 pcs 2 ton shank Crosby hooks 4.62 397 NJ

700 3/8 G80 Clevis Sling Hook w/latch 11.00/ea 50 TX

1038 1" Snap hook - 3K 0.69 420 FL

40 3/4 Alloy Eye grab hooks, crosby 10 9 Co

1640 Midget hook 1.7 102 TX

6 50T wash chain quick release hook 2250 427 CA

8 150T Wash chain quick release mooring hook

2250 427 CA

22 7T Midland Hook, Alloy Eye, Galvanized, New

17.75 187 CA

100 10T Crosby 322C Hook w/ HD Flapper Latch, Carbon Swivel Eye, New

65 187 CA

90 11T Crosby 322A Hook w/ HD Flapper Latch, Alloy Swivel Eye, New

$78.50 187 CA

12 11Ton Crosby Alloy Swivel Hook New Style L322AN with Latch Kit

150 187 CA

160 5/8 Clevis Slips, Grade 40, Zinc Plated,China

2 225 MD

1640 Hooks, midget, 1.75 102 TX

8 LIGHT BEAR CLAW HOOK POR 171 BC

164 3/4" Grade 43 Clevis Grabs, Zinc Plated, Imported ( Surplus)

3.75 225 MD

34 1/2 IMPORT CARBON CLEVIS SLIP HOOKS

POR 171 BC

13 1/2 GUNNEBO OKN13-8 SLING HOOK C/W LATCH

POR 171 BC

28 9/32 CM GR 80 EYE GRAB HOOKS POR 171 BC

8 3/8 CM GR80 EYE SLING HOOK POR 171 BC

2 Crosby 1/4 H331 CARBON CLEVIS SLIP HOOKS

POR 171 BC

8 Newco #2 bale hook POR 171 BC

3 Crosby 1/2 S314A HOOK W/LATCH POR 171 BC

189 Import 5/16 GR6 CLEVIS GRAB HOOKS POR 171 BC

3,500 1/2" CARBON EYE GRAB HOOK - DO-MESTIC

3.5 221 WA

2000 1/4" CARBON EYE GRAB HOOK - DOMESTIC

1 221 WA

5,000 3/8" CARBON EYE GRAB HOOK - DOMESTIC

1.75 221 WA

10,000 5/16" ZINC PLATED "S" HOOK 0.2 221 WA

1,500 3/4 TON GALV CARBON EYE HOIST HOOK

2.5 221 WA

2,000 7/16" DROP FORGED SNAP HOOK 2 221 WA

150 5/8 eye foundry hook w/handle 95 43 IL

2 Eye foundry hook 1" 225 43 IL

100 1 1/4 domestic gr 43 eye grab hook S.C. 0.8 43 IL

80 3/8 Gr 43 clevis slip hook S.C., Dom. 2.5 43 IL

6 #1) Quick Release Hook 150 ton (LL) 3000 95 WA

328 7/32-1/4 G80 clevis grab 1.5 35 MD

300 5/8 sliding choker hook 6.75 35 MD

250 3/4 sliding choker hook 12 35 MD

40 7/8 - 1 sliding choker hook 48 35 MD

1,300 #17 scissor hook ZP 0.4 35 MD

2,000 5/16 eye slip hook 0.4 35 MD

1 CROSBY BARREL HOOK S-377 (2PC) redbook less 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY HOOK 3/8 redbook less 48 BC CAN

5 CROSBY HOOK 3/8 redbookless 48 BC CAN

7000 SPRING HOOK 5/16" 0.28 48 BC CAN

10 Acco Vulcan G8 3/4 Swivel Hoist hook 146 225 MD

1 SHANK HOOK 200 Ton Crosby 319A 20 11000 230 TN

1 SHANK HOOK 37 Ton Crosby 319A 15" shank

1050 230 TN


1 SHANK HOOK 25 Ton Crosby 319C 15" shank

850 230 TN

50 EYE HOIST HOOK 4 Ton carbon Camp-bell #28 self colored

20 230 TN

1 RENFRO 15 ton Swivel self locking hook 700 230 TN

50 3/4 CROSBY HT EYE GRAB HOOK H323 10 230 TN

50 1/2" Stainless steel Eye Grab Hooks T316 6.5 54 CA

100 ESMET 5/16 socket & hook swivel roller bearing type weighted; 11 lbs

71.5 230 TN

18 1/2" EYE GRAB HOOKS G-80 (CROSBY) 20 102 TX

1 7/8" HERC ALLOY HOOK W/O LATCH (CM)

62.5 102 TX

1 3/4" EYE GRAB HOOK (CROSBY) 23.5 102 TX

1105 5/16"-3/8" EYE GRAB HOOK HI TEST RED COLOR

1 102 TX

420 2-Jan-11 1.85 102 TX

4 1/2" clevis B K G 13-10 66 35 MD

12 3/8" Clevis B K - 10-10 49 35 MD

23 1/4 GR80 Clevis grab CM (not for lifting)

1.9 35 MD

6 3/4 Crosby Eye Foundry 138 35 MD

10813 S Hook #835, 3/8 Silver Shield Finish, Peerless

0.3 121 MS

12 22ton Alloy Swivel Eye Hoist Hooks w/latch Chinese

75 54 CA

1000 3/8" Clevis Slip G43 Hooks w/o latches Chinese

1.1 54 CA

6 7-1/2 Ton L322CN Carbon Crosby Swivel Hook with Latch

130 187 CA

12 7 Ton AlL-322AN Crosby Swivel Hook With Latch Kit

$100.10 187 CA

4 5 Ton Carbon L-322CN Crosby Swivel Hook with Latch

75 187 CA

1 15 Ton Alloy L322AN Crosby Swivel Hook With Latch

200 187 CA

14 7 Ton Alloy L-320AN Crosby Eye Hook with Latch

40 187 CA

1 22 Ton Alloy L-320AN Crosby Eye Hook with Latch

240 187 CA

1 5 Ton Carbon L-322CN Crosby Eye Hook with Latch

35 187 CA

400 3/8" Weissenfels Grade 80 Alloy SL10 Self Locking Hook

25 187 CA

2 150-165 Ton Crosby A319 Shank Hooks Machined with Nut

3,500 187 CA

6 CM Eye Lodelok Hook 5/8" -16MM Herc-Alloy 1000 ( 626020)

68 187 CA

4 CM, Swivel Herc1000 Alloy Lodelok Hook, 1/2" (676015)

58 187 CA

4 5/8", Crosby S-1317, Clevis Hook 145 187 CA

40 3/4" Campbell-BTC, High Test Eye Grab Hook, Galv.

1,575 187 CA

40 3/4" Campbell, High Test Clevis Grab Hook, Galv

18.85 187 CA

4 Crosby-Bullard BL-C Hook Size 6C 125 187 CA

2 Gunnebo BK-7/8-8 Safety Hook 36.75 187 CA

1 Crosby S-6, 10 Ton Hook w/ Swivel & latch 400 187 CA

13 BKG-10-8 CLEVIS SELF LOCKING GUNNEBO

58 35 MD

4 BKG-13-8 CLEVIS SELF LOCKING GUNNEBO

75 35 MD

1 BK-5/6-8 EYE SELF LOCKING GUNNEBO 28 35 MD

1 BK-16-8 EYE SELF LOCKING GUNNEBO

105 35 MD

4 GBK-13-8 GRIP LATCH CLEVIS LOCK-ING GUNNEBO

68 35 MD

5 OBK-16-8 GRIP LATCH EYE SELF LOCKING GUNNEBO

104 35 MD

1 LKN-7/8-8 EYE SWIVEL SLING GUNNEBO

32 35 MD

1 LKN-13-8 EYE SWIVEL SLING GUNNEBO

56 35 MD

258 1/4 G-40 Clevis grab hooks, China 0.7 275 OR

107 5/16 Clebis grab hooks, China 0.9 275 OR

397 3/8 G-40 clevis grab hooks, China 0.75 275 OR

145 1/4 G-40 Clevis slip hooks, China 0.7 275 OR



53 1/2 G-40 Clevis slip hooks, China 2 275 OR

390 5/16 ZP G-40 eye slip hooks, China 80 275 OR

48 1/2 ZP G-40 Eye slip hooks, China 2 275 OR

97 3/8 ZP G-40 Eye slip hooks, China 1 275 OR

Question to ALL Fabricators of Slings and Lifting Equipment...

5 to 1 - You Are reading this ad

5 to 1 - You Will be Curious to learn more

5 to 1 - You Realize the benefits of becoming a member

5 to 1 - You Find time to Join

ARE You in the Loop?

Associated Wire Rope Fabricators“An association serving the lifting, rigging, and load securement industry”

PO Box 748, Walled Lake, MI 48390(800) 444-2973 Fax (800) 666-2973

Email: [email protected] Website: www.awrf.org


HOOKS-MILLIMETER WIRE WRE CAtALOG



205 10 TON CARBON HOOK C/W SS LATCH KIT

24 77 BC CAN

12 5/8" HT SLIP HOOKS CM 12 9 Co

400 Campbell Chain model 477H Eye Grab Hook, New Surplus, WLL 16,200 lbs., CALL FOR QUANTITY PRICES

15.75 187 CA

60 BTC mod C28 Eye Hook w/ Latch; 4 Ton WLL, NEW SURPLUS

$15.75 187 CA

554 1 T Alloy Eye Hook with Latch 2.08 336 IL

444 1 1/2 T Alloy Eye Hook with Latch 2.94 336 IL





18 4,500 LBS Alloy Swivel Hook with Latch 9/32"- 5/16"

13.65 336 IL

19 7,100 LBS Alloy Swivel Hook with Latch 3/8"

23.03 336 IL

16 12,000 Alloy Swivel Hook with Latch 1/2"

35.44 336 IL

46 3/8 GR 70 Clevis Slip Hook Self Colored 1.2 86 KY

53 5/8 GR70 Clevis Sling Hook 9.55 86 KY

80 3/4 GR 70 Clevis Sling Hook 11.22 86 KY

100 3/8 HT Clevis Grab Hook Self Colored 1.51 86 KY

157 5/8 GR70 C;evis Grab Hook 5.69 86 KY

190 5/16 HT Eye Grab Hook Zinc Plated 0.66 86 KY


383 3/4 T Alloy Eye Hook w/Latch 0.63 86 KY

47 11 T Alloy Swivel Hook w/Latch 33.84 86 KY

21 15 T Alloy Eye Hook w/Latch 27.12 86 KY

158 9/16 Snap Hook 1.46 86 KY

2200 5/16 HT Swivel Clevis Hook w/latch 1.13 86 KY

200 1/2 HT Clevis Grab Hook Zinc Plated 2.06 86 KY


1.11 3/8 HT Eye Grab Hook Zinc Plated 150 86 KY

1100 3 T Alloy Eye Hook w/Latch 1.86 86 KY

8 7/8 Reverse Eye Hook 6 221 WA

45 "1/2 EYE GRAB HOOK HIGH TEST ZINC PLATED"

0.88 121 MS

66 "5/8 EYE SLIP HOOK HIGH TEST" 5.5 121 MS

12,339 S HOOK #835 ZINC PLATED 3/8" 0.215 121 MS

26,314 S HOOK #839 ZINC PLATED 29/64" 0.32 121 MS

6005 S HOOK#839 29/64" - SILVER SHIELD 0.63 121 MS

LinkssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1000 1/4 COLD SHUTS ZINC PLATED 0.1 35 MD

500 5/16 COLD SHUT ZINC PLATED 0.11 35 MD

200 7/16 COLD SHUT ZINC PLATED 0.25 35 MD

170 1" HIGH TEST 2 35 MD

1000 5/16 GALV. CONNECTING 1.1 35 MD

8 3/4 GALV CONNECTING PEAR SHAPE DOM

12 35 MD

50 5/8 X 2 1/2 LAP LINK 0.9 35 MD

1500 7/16 RAPID (QUICK) LINK 0.6 35 MD

600 3/16 RAPID (QUICK) LINK (FRENCH) 0.5 35 MD



200 3/16 RAPID (QUICK) LINK STAINLESS 0.7 35 MD

150 1/2 RAPID (QUICK) LINK STAINLESS 6 35 MD

100 3/4" PEAR SHAPED SLING LINK PAINTED RED

4.5 35 MD

7 1/2 quick links, Campbell 2.75 397 NJ

4 5/16 - 3/8 double clevis link, Crosby 12.49 397 NJ

500 1/2 C & M Chain Connecting Links Zinc Plated

0.95 187 CA

20 1-3/8 PEAR SHAPED, FORGED, CHINESE

15 54 CA

2000 1/8"x3/4" ZP,Lap (Repair) Links 0.04 54 CA

1000 3/16"x 1" ZP,Lap (repair) Links 0.06 54 CA

75 Master Cuplink Clevis Connection, 3/4" Acco

45 427 CA

3 650-0102 radius link NO 220 11 100 IL

500 #13 Pad eye A151304 2.15 102 TX

1,000 3/16 proof coil cold shuts self colored 0.08 35 MD

3,000 3/8 proof coil cold shuts self colored 0.22 35 MD

69 3/4 Proof coil cold shuts self colored 1 35 MD

3,400 1/8 ZP Rapid Link Midget 0.15 35 MD

263 3/16 swing links 0.2 35 MD

LinkssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne



18 1 in. swing links 2 35 MD

50 1 1/4 connecting link self colored 34 35 MD

77 1/2 galv pear shaped connecting link 9 35 MD

52 DIXIE 7/16 TWIN CLVS LINK S249 redbook less 48 BC CAN

4,812 3/8 (9MM) WIDE OPENING QUICK LINKS MAX B/S 6,000LBS

0.5 35 MD

1332 3/8 Galv. end links, Crosby G-340 type; China

0.5 275 OR

45 Crosby G-340 End Link, 7/8" x 5-1/8", gal., NEW Surplus

15.75 187 CA

97 3/4 Pear Link 2.7 86 KY

29 1" Pear Link 4.58 86 KY

5459 1/8 Quick Link 0.08 86 KY

1700 3/16 Quick Link 0.15 86 KY

376 1/8 x 3/4 Lap Link 0.03 86 KY

2450 1/4 x 1-1/2 Lap Link 0.15 86 KY

287 5/16 x 1-1/2 Lap Link 0.09 86 KY

425 3/8 x 2 Lap Link 0.22 86 KY

1500 3/16 Cold Shut 0.06 86 KY

1693 1/4 Cold Shut 0.09 86 KY

1300 5/16 Cold Shut 0.22 86 KY

1741 3/8 Cold Shut 0.13 86 KY

108 1/2 Cold Shut 0.24 86 KY

20 "SUB-ASSEMBLY 1 5/8"" DIAMETER ALL MATERIAL HANDLING EXTRA LARGE SUB LINKS FOR WIRE ROPE BRIDLES PART NUMBER AW4026"


2278 3/16 COLD SHUT- ZINC PLATED 0.115 121 MS

Master LinkssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

4 3" Crosby A 342 Alloy Master Links 1,025 187 CA

5 3" dia Crosby A342 New Surplus Master Link

490 95 WA

2 2-1/2" Crosby A-342 Alloy Master LInk 785 187 CA

9 2" Crosby A324 Alloy Master Link 250 187 CA

9 1-3/4" Crosby S342 Alloy Master Link 175 187 CA

3 1-1/2" Crsoby S342 Alloy Master Link 120 187 CA

4 1-1/4" Crosby A-342 Alloy Master Link 55 187 CA

Call 1/2" - 4", Alloy Master Links, SeaLink, USA, with proof test certs

Call 187 CA

1 2-3/4" Crosby A- 341 Alloy Master Link 930 187 CA

Millimeter WiresiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1@5500 ; 1@402 '&

1@

3/4" Python Compac 35 RLL 2160 4.43/ft 420 FL

1@345' & 1 @2619'

5/8-16MM Python Compac 35 RLL 2160 3.28/ft 420 FL

1323' 20MM Python Compac 35 RLL 2160 4.99/ft 420 FL

649' 22 MM Python Compac 35 RLL 2160 5.62/ft 420 FL

3092' 26 MM Python Compac 35 RLL 2160 Non Rotating

6.56/ft 420 FL

725 22 mm Casar Turboplast RRL 1960kN wire rope

4.85/ft 108 TN

417 28MM 35 X 7 HIGHT PERFORMANCE ROPE REDAELLI 175-00230

5.86 294 OH

138 20MM 35 X 7 HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE 175-00150

3.86 294 OH

423 15MM PYTHON COMPAC35 R LANG LAY 175-00085

2.76 294 OH

1425 Import 15MM, 6x36, iwrc, rhrl, eips POR 171 BC

5000 18MM 3X31 GALV,STRAND DRY 0.5 54 CA

10000 12mm 19x7 IWRC Brt Korean Non-Rotation

0.35 54 CA

3124 21MM 35 X 7 HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE LEFT LANG LAY (REDAELLI ) refer to this PN 175-00155

3.657 294 OH

FT 7 MM 8X26 RRL GALV 2160 5.1 TONS BS OVERHEAD HOIST CRANE ROPE

POA 2 LA


POA 2 LA

FT 8 MM 8X26 LRL GALV 2160 7.26 TONS BS OVERHEAD HOIST CRANE ROPE

POA 2 LA

FT 9MM 8X26 RRL GALV 2160 9.2 TONS BS OVERHEAD HOIST CRANE ROPE

POA 2 LA


POA 2 LA

For info: [email protected]

For info: [email protected]

Wide Body & Safety Shackles,Eye Hooks, Master Links

Now Available in North America!

Exclusive Distributors:


MILLIMETER WIRE-MISC WRE CAtALOG

Millimeter WiresiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne


POA 2 LA


POA 2 LA


POA 2 LA


POA 2 LA

FT 12.5 MM 8X26 RRL GALV 2160 18.45 TONS BS OVERHEAD HOIST CRANE ROPE

POA 2 LA


POA 2 LA

FT 28MM X 300 FT 35X7 WIRE ROPE 2.98 2 LA

FT 10MM X 500 FT 6X36 WIRE ROPE 1.08 2 LA

2161 25MM DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B079794P00 175-195

5.37 294 OH

1544 28MM DYFORM 34 LR MAX B077954A00 175-225

7.75 294 OH

960 28MM DYFORM 34 LR MAX B068554Z01 175-225

6.64 294 OH

741 22MM DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B060827B00 175-160

3.23 294 OH

710 18MM DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B062834POO 175-110

2.66 294 OH

680 23MM 35 X 7 HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE LEFT LANG LAY Redaelli R15863-98-05 175-185

3.5 294 OH


6.76 294 OH


5.55 294 OH

530 22MM DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B056742A01 175-160

3.1 294 OH

519 19MM DYFORM 34 LR LEFT LANG LAY GRADE 2160 B052639P00 175-120

2.64 294 OH

500 22MM DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B056742A00 175-160

3.1 294 OH

497 26MM DYFORM 34 LR MAX B085118A00-2 175-220

5.89 294 OH


5.48 294 OH


4.77 294 OH

440 19MM 35x7 Redaelli R15904-99-02-B 175-120

2.51 294 OH

430 18MM 6 X 37 IWRC RRL EIP 150-410 1.76 294 OH

425 19MM DYFORM 34 XL R LANG LAY 2160 GRADE B082670B00 175-115

3.32 294 OH


2.64 294 OH


4.77 294 OH

386 26MM DYFORM 34 LR MAX B085118A00-1 175-220

5.89 294 OH


3 294 OH

287 19MM DYFORM 34 XL R LANG LAY 2160 GRADE B086423A00 175-115

4.96 294 OH

279 1" 19-STRAND HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE Redaelli R15960-99-002I 175-200

3.9 294 OH

267 22MM DYFORM 34 LR 2160 GRADE B071244B00 175-160

3.23 294 OH

251 19MM DYFORM 34 XL R LANG LAY 2160 GRADE B074273A00 175-115

3.13 294 OH

1000' 6.20mm hoist wire rope 1960MPa, galv 08x19sv+IWRC compacted - LHOL

Call 390 NS

2000 22mm Dura 8x26 Compacted, RHL, 1960 Grade

Call for best pricin

390 NS

1000' 34mm Trifl ex, Grade 2160, Compacted, RLL

Call for best pricin

390 NS

MiscellaneoussiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

33 1/2" 6x19 IWRC "IPS" Grade Galv. wire rope slings.Each leg is 10' w/Gunnebo BKL-10-8 safety swivel hooks on each end & a 1" Crosby ring on other. WWL is 10,000 lbs.

395.00/EACH 420 FL

84 3/8" x 12' Green Coated Wire Rope As-sembly w/hook

55 420 FL


1,200 RA2482-4 MFG:( ACCO ) S/S STRAP EYE END

1.45 366 CA

600 RA2482-5 MFG: (ACCO) S/S STRAP EYE END

2.79 366 CA

16,500 RA2500-3 MFG:(ACCO) S/S STRAP FORK END

0.7 366 CA

200 MS21260-S6RH THREADED STUD S/S MFG:LOOS W/CERTS

3.25 366 CA

1 WG-11 x 5' Coffi ng 11Ton Roller Chain Hoist - Never used (WG11050001)

800 139 PA

22 1/2T x 20' Hand Chain Hoist - Daeson-Korean

95 139 PA

18 3T x 20' Hand Chain Hoist - Daeson-Korean

184 139 PA

1 5T x 20' Hand Chain Hoist - Daeson-Korean

249.5 139 PA

3 5T Plain Trolley - Daeson-Korean 157 139 PA

988 PCS 2" Cargo Single "J" Hook B/S 7,700 LBS Gold Chromate.

.50/ea 248 MB CAN

35,000 Plated Eye for 1/8" Wire Rope with 1/4" Pin Hole

.42 each 178 OH

2 CM LODESTAR 1 TON MODEL L 430-3-60

1400 306 NS CAN

396 RING WELD 1 1/8" x 6" 5.96 306 NS CAN

5 pcs. 750 LB, 2000 LB, 4000 LB. and 4500 LB. Stockless and Danforth Type Anchors

.80 per LB. 245 NJ

145 C3R Kennametal bits 5.18 420 FL

1 #486000 DELTA 37 GAL VERTICLE TANK

292.76 420 FL

400 Empty wood reels f/wire rope, 24" - 30" dia., steel core

12 369 Ohio

50 3"/SC Screw Pin Chain Shackles/New Surplus

250 95 WA

40 50 ton/American Manual Quick Release Hook

750 95 WA

155 3/8" x 6" / Surplus Galv Eye & Eye Turnbuckles

1 95 WA

70 5 ton/McKissick 8 125 95 WA

12 5 ton/McKissick 8 125 95 WA

40 4" x 22" / Surplus Round Rings 200 95 WA

5 100 ton/Galv Safety Anchor Shackles 500 95 WA

6 120 ton/Galv Safety Anchor Shackles 650 95 WA

32 17-1/2 ton/Used 1-1/2" Screw Pin Anchor Shackles

10 95 WA

500 #13 Pad Eye T-304 s/s 2.15 102 TX

12 3 & 5 ton swival hook headache balls 275 427 CA

2 150K Stainless TriCoastal 2300 Load Scales w/ Digital Readout, Certifi ed ASTM E4-99, Used

2,000 187 CA

2 50,000 lbs Dillon Dynomometers, 200 lbs Division, unused, shackles both ends.

950 427 CA

4 NEW 24" Pneumatic Caster, "Saginaw Products" mdl 6423-M

350 427 CA

8 NEW Urethane coated steel caster, 5" x 16" with swivel mount. Very Heavy Duty

425 427 CA

1 1,000,000 lbs load cell, tension or compression, dual bridge.

6950 427 CA

1 Horizontal Hacksaw, 1 HP, 220/440 V, 18" opening

1200 427 CA

60 Sling D1Ll-Nx10' 2200 vert 2 ply 1" E&E 7.5 100 IL

50 5# Galv. Danforth Type Anchor 4.75 54 CA

25 8# Galv. Danforth Type Anchor 7.15 54 CA

2 Pendant Lines: 1 3/8 x 85 ft w/Thimble eyes, 2 in. round pin chain shackles, New

725 112 OH

2 Pendant lines: 1 3/8 x 47; 6 3/4 Open & Closed ends, New

560 112 OH

8 Pendant Lines: 1 1/4 x 51 ft, 1 in. open & closed ends, New.

555 112 OH

2 Pendant Lines, 7/8 x 127, 11 3/4 Closed both ends, new

390 112 OH

6 Pendant Lines, 1 3/8 x 139, 10 in. Open & Closed ends, new

410 112 OH

39 3/8 GUNNEBO LATCH KITS #545952 POR 171 BC

10 1/2 GUNNEBO REPAIR KITS FOR BK13-8

POR 171 BC

8 MS #1 die set POR 171 BC

1077 3/4 SKIDDER RINGS POR 171 BC

30,000 3/16" Cold Shut Zinc Plated 0.05 221 WA

32 ST24-3 3/32 stops 0.62 43 IL

27 ST24-4 1/8 stops 0.79 43 IL

32 ST24-5 5/32 Stops 1.38 43 IL

After you’ve had the pleasure of defending your home made warnings, you’ll wish that you had purchased and used the scientifically developed warnings of the WSTDA. Visit www.wstda.com for details of sling and tie down warning tags and product safety bulletins for web, roundsling and tie down products.

Available in English, Spanish and French versions.

443-640-1070 [email protected]

www.wstda.com

Use industry developed and supported warnings.

How Would You Like to Defend This Warning?

How Would You Like to Defend This Warning?


MISC-ROPE WRE CAtALOG


21 ST 24-6 3/16 stops 1.59 43 IL

75 MS20664-3 3/32 ball & shank 0.54 43 IL

55 MS20667-6 3/16 fork 10.49 43 IL

22 MS20667-7 7/32 fork 17.35 43 IL

21 MS20667-10 5/16 fork 41.48 43 IL

10 MS20667-12 3/8 fork 63.12 43 IL

27 MS20667-3 3/32 Fork 4.64 43 IL

28 MS20668-4 1/8 eye 3.06 43 IL

37 MS20668-5 3/32 eye 4.24 43 IL

24 MS20668-7 7/32 eye 10.8 43 IL

21 MS20668-10 5/16 eye 46.07 43 IL

37 MS20668-12 3/8 eye 57.07 43 IL

13 MS20668-2 1/16 eye 2.36 43 IL

5 MS20668-3 3/32 eye 2.44 43 IL

8 MS21259-7 7/32 rh stud 10.14 43 IL

8 MS21259-5 3/32 rh stud 3.27 43 IL

12 MS21259-7 7/32 LH stud 10.14 43 IL

11 MS 21260-4 1/16 rh stud 3.27 43 IL

78 MS1260-3 3/32 rh stud 1-Feb-86 43 IL

4 ACCO K-16 kuplink for 7/8 alloy chain 160 43 IL

12 ACCO K-26 kupler for 1" alloy chain (old style)

60 43 IL

150 ACCO 1/4" SC Connecting link 1.8 43 IL

300 ACCO 5/16 hot galv. connecting link 2 43 IL

75 C-L 3/8 S-334 1013441 pear shaped missing link

4 43 IL

6 C-L-L 150 1048164 C-l load binders 95 43 IL

6 C-L L-150 1048306 Snubbing load binder

100 43 IL

150 Accoloy 5/8 eye foundry hook w/handle 95 43 IL

2 Accoloy 1in. eye foundry hook 225 43 IL

8 ACCO K-502 Kuplex foundry hook 110 43 IL

53 C-L S 643 weldless ring 1013824 18 43 IL

3 ALBA Winch hoist model 32A 375 43 IL

4 ALBA Winch hoist model 8A 170 43 IL

1 Alba Cazador block stop for 8A 65 43 IL



24 #17) Red Flounder Plate (LL) 1005 95 WA

300 #0 crosby pad eye 0.8 35 MD

10 Acco Vulcan G8 3/4 Swivel Hoist Hook 146 225 MD

20 L7 Esco Zinc Pour Ferrules 15 35 MD

15 L8 Esco Zinc Pour ferrules 15 35 MD

4 J7 Esco Zinc Pour Ferrules 16 35 MD

70 J8 Esco Zinc Pour Ferrules 16 35 MD

12 S9 Esco Zinc Pour Ferrules 18 35 MD




5000 1/8-3/16 7X19 SSAC,BLK NYLON COATED

0.21 54 CA

144 4" long handle ratchets 12.75 225 MD

300 #6 HDGalv,Lifting eyes untapped, Chinese

1.5 54 CA

300 #5 HD Galvanized Lifting Eyes, Untapped, Chinese

1 54 CA


0.65 54 CA


0.5 54 CA


0.35 54 CA


0.25 54 CA

500 4" x 30' Polyester Truck Straps with Sewn eye one end,15,000#BS

7.25 54 CA

200 1" x 16' Ratchet Straps,2,500#MBL,Black web w/vinyl hooks each end

3.75 54 CA

200 1" x 16' Ratchet straps,2,500#MBS, Blue web w/sliding link & wire hooks

3.15 54 CA

400 2" x 30' Ratchet straps, Yellow w/fl at hooks, 10,000#MBS

8.5 54 CA

500 4" x 30' Polyester truck straps w/D-ring one end, 15,000#MBS

8.55 54 CA

1500 4" x 30' Polyester truck straps w/fl at hook one end, 15,000#MBS

7.5 54 CA

400 4" x 30' Polyester truck straps w/fl at hook one end, 15,000#MBS

7.5 54 CA


800 4" x 30' Polyester truck straps w/wire hook one end, 15,000#MBS

7.75 54 CA

500 4" x 30' Polyester truck straps w/wire hook one end, 15,000#MBS

7.75 54 CA

2 12 Ton, MSS Radio Remote Load Weight Indicator, New

1,275 187 CA

2 5 Ton, MSS Radio Remote Load Weight Indicator, New

1,075 187 CA

1 500,000 Federal Dynamic Radio Remote Load Scale with ScoreBoard Readout New

$7,500 187 CA

3 6 BR 220 braided polyester sling 295 9 Co

1 TPXC KS 12,500 X 13' TWIN PATH 2100 9 Co

71 3/8"x3" Round Rings 0.25 2 LA

600 ratchet hook side facing for 2 inch ratchet

0.78 225 MD

423,500 .125 x 3-1/8 zinc plated hitch pins clip#202

.10/each 420 FL

1 Little Mule Lineman's Hoist Model 322B 100 421 SC

2 Pendant Lines: 1-1/8 x 11' w/Open & Closed Swage Sockets

175.00ea 351 WI

6 Pendant Line: 3/4" x 7' w/Open Swage Socket Ea. End

50 351 WI

255 CHAIN LEVER LOAD BINDERS 5/16"-3/8" SIZE IMPORT CHINA

8.5 403 CT

28 ratcliff chain falls 1/2 ton, 10' lift domestic 120 9 Co

30 3/8" x 1,000' solid braid nylon rope 99.25 420 FL

EA COLUMBUS MCKINNON 6 TON COM-A-LONG

723.3 2 LA

EA 1036144 CROSBY OVERHAUL BALL 12 TON EYE HOOK

1468 2 LA

2 #550980 - DELTA 48" Topside Box 298.05 420 FL

12 Prelube 19 - 5 gal. pail 108.69 420 FL

999 5/16 - 3/8 lever binder - import $13.00 ea 420 FL

1180 5/16 - 3/8 Rachet Binder $15.50 ea 420 FL

5+ "Machiine Skates - 30 to 200 Ton For Sale or Rent.


5+ Geared and Push Trolleys - 1 to 20 Ton For Sale or Rent. Please Contact for Price and Availability.


PresssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1 Mark 75 ESCO with 4 sets of dies up to 3/4 cable

call 287 TX

1 Swaging Press For Wire Rope 1-8mm with set of 1/4" dies.

call 390 NS

1 National Swage 1000 ton press. Excel-lent condition, including most dies up to two inch, $110,000. Contact Barry.

110,000 245 NJ

1 ESCO MARK 150, 500 TON SWAGING PRESS. REBUILT AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.

CALL 84 WA

2 Fenn Model 3F-2 Die, Rotary Swaging, New

27,500 187 CA

1 BH-Torin ( Fenn) Model 14.2 Rotary New with 3/8

38,500 OBO 187 CA

1 500 Ton ESCO with some dies call 287 TX

1 350 ton press up to 1" mounted on stell skid

42500 7 TN

1 Wanted: 150-500 Ton Press (800 Ton Press will trade)

0-100000 330 LA

2 500 ton press--see at our web site 49,600 7 TN

1 350 Ton Esco with Dies POR 287 TX

1ea ESCO Mark 75 200 ton Press Serial with Full set of Open Channel and Taper Dies

$23,500 187 CA

RopesiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1 x 600 ft 2-1/2" ULTRA BLUE 2.40/ft 44 IL

123' 6X26 RRL IWRC PFV Domestic #1446MA2641A

2.78 95 WA

30 #5) 1"x100' 3 strand nylon rope w/ th spl eye on end w/ 1/2"x3' ss W/R eye &eye strap (LL)

50 95 WA

2500 1/4" X 14' 3 STRAND POLY-PRO YELLOW 0.25 54 CA

12 1/2 X 50' SISAL ROPE 3 35 MD

35 1/2 X 600' SISAL ROPE 36 35 MD

1 2-5/8" x 1200' White 3-Strand Nylon Rope 5100 139 PA

1 3" x 1200' White 3-Strand Nylon Rope 6400 139 PA

3 X 1200' 1/2 " YELLOW POLYPRO 96 35 MD

1 X 600' 7/8" YELLOW POLYPRO 120 35 MD

4 X 600' 3/4" TAN POLYPRO 150 35 MD

!

!

PLC records number of swages and operational hours, monitors system l e v e l s a n d p r o v i d e s maintenance alerts.

Production Roundsling Machinery

• Universal die pocket rotates 360˚ for easy access and positioning.• Both One Press® dies and multi press dies bolt securely into place.• Electronic foot pedal can be easily positioned for operator convenience. • The pump is fully inclosed and insulated for exceptionally quite operation. • Multi-directional warning lights indicate to others that the swager is on. • Conveniently located pressure valve and oversized pressure gauge.

Spotlight on Innovation

The One Press® Swaging System is the fastest and most reliable method of swaging Flemish eye wire rope slings and assemblies. One Press® single stage dies swage carbon steel One Press® sleeves from 1/4” up to 1-1/2” completely in just one press, significantly reducing exposure to hazards.

Smart™ Swager with Swager Guarding™

Pump and motor are fully enclosed and insulated. The swager operates at a low noise level of 60-68 dB.

Point of operation guards allow the operator to swage the full range of wire rope slings without risk of injury caused by pinch points.

Phone: (905) 859.3901 Email: [email protected] Website: www.strider-resource.com

New & Innovative Products & Processes for the Lifting, Rigging & Load Securement Industry™

The Universal Die Pocket accommodates both One Press® and multi press dies.

The system automatically stops when the operator gets too close, and easily resets to continue swaging.

Tool rack, work bench, and a d j u s t a b l e h e i g h t f o r ergonomic positioning.

Contact Strider~Resource today to learn more about safeguarding.

U.S. Patents #5,816,094 & #6,032,338, Canadian Patent #2,172,267, and other International Patents.

Universal Fast™ Swagers v3

• The RSM Pro quickly and efficiently produces a full range of roundslings. • Up to eight roundslings can be run at a time at lengths of up to 60 feet. • Seamless covers are mechanically prepared saving time and labour. • Tailstock glides easily into position and pneumatically locks in place. • Remote operation allows the operator to fabricate from a safe distance. • Many other features and benefits.


ROPE-SHACKLES WRE CAtALOG

RopesiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1 X 600' 1" TAN POLYPRO 180 35 MD

1 X 600' 8 STRAND POLYPRO 7,000.00 35 MD

ShacklessiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

2 3" 120T G-2140 Alloy Bolt Type Anchor Shackle-New (Crosby) 1021192

980 139 PA

200 3/16 GSPA CHAIN H.T. 0.3 35 MD

300 1/4 GSPA CHAIN H.T. 0.35 35 MD

30 1 1/8 GSPA CHAIN 10 35 MD

30 1 1/4 GSPA CHAIN 14 35 MD

61 5/8 B&N CHAIN ALLOY 3 35 MD

70 1" GRPA 8 35 MD

20 3/4 B&N ANCHOR ALLOY 5 35 MD

39 7/8 B&N ANCHOR ALLOY 6 35 MD

60 1 1/4 B&N ANCHOR ALLOY 18 35 MD

40 PCS 5/16" SP Anchor Shackle Type 316 SS 1.25/ea 248 MB CAN



1 3 in. bolt type anchor shackle, Crosby 750 397 NJ

18 1 3/4 screw pin chain shackle, Crosby 149.99 397 NJ

8 2 in. screw pin chain shackle, Crosby 199.99 397 NJ

1 SHACKLE SA 4 3/4" S-2140 200 TONS CROSBY

2400 306 NS CAN

4 SA 2" G2150 CROSBY 280 306 NS CAN

1 G2140 4" 175 TON-1021236 CROSBY 1900 306 NS CAN

207 1 1/8" Round Pin Anchor Shackle Hot Galvanized

2.5 278 TX

196 2 TON 1/2' SCREW PIN ANCHOR SHACKLE IMPORT 4000-14010

1.38 294 OH

10 3" Bolt Type Chain Shackle, Galvanized, 85ton, FRANCE

425.00/ea 50 TX

40 2" Bolt Type Chain Shackle 35T 75.00/ea 50 TX

1050 5/8 Galv Screw Pin Chain Shackle 1.95/ea 50 TX

26 2.1/2" Screw Pin Anchor Shackle, Galvanized, 55ton, JAPAN

295.00/ea 50 TX

4 3.1/2" Bolt Type Chain Shackle, Galvanized, 120ton, FRANCE

950.00/ea 50 TX

0 1000 Tons of Working Load Limited 0 388 TX

922 1-3/8" Shackle round pin w/cotter pin (Chinese)

10.67/ea 420 FL

5605 3/16 Galv SPA Shackle Import 0.27 139 PA

210 1-3/8 Galv SPA Shackle Import 10.4 139 PA

50 1-1/2" Bolt Type Anchor Shackles 17 Ton WLL Japan Galv.

42.25 187 CA

57 1-3/4" 25T Japanese SPC SP Chain Shackle, Galv., New

56 187 CA

38 1-3/4" 25T Japanese Safety Anchor Shackle, Galv., New

60 187 CA

10 2" 35T Japanese SPC SP Chain Shackle, Galv., New

85 187 CA

20 2-1/2" 55 Ton Safety Anchor Shackle Gal Mfg. Japan

175 187 CA

8 2-3/4" 112T Japanese Alloy Safety Anchor Shackle, Galv., Used

375 187 CA

900 5/8 Stainless Steel Bow Shackles ***NEW***

5.55 60 RI

1500 1/4 SPA SC NON-RATED CHINESE 0.22 54 CA

10000 7/16" SPA,SC, Non-Rated, Ch., .482"pins 0.25 54 CA

185 1/2" SPA Shackles, Non Rated 0.35 54 CA

3 New Skookum 175-Ton Bolt Type Shackles

900 427 CA

100 2 1/2" safety chain shackles 80 426 FL

175 3/8 SS CHAIN SHACKLES POR 171 BC



8 Ianco 7/8 L461 RIGGING SHACKLES POR 171 BC

3 RIGGING SHACKLES 1 POR 171 BC

3 Ianco 1 5/8 L467 RIGGING SHACKLES POR 171 BC

2 1 1/4 12 TON BLUE SEAL TRAWL SHACKLE

POR 171 BC

16,000 1/2" TRAWL SHACKLE - SC 1 221 WA

7,500 2" LOOSE PIN CHAIN SHACKLE - SURPLUS

10 221 WA

12,000 3/8" TRAWL SHACKLE - SC 0.75 221 WA

100 7/8" TRAWL SHACKLE - GALV 3.5 221 WA


27 #14) SPAS 2-1/4, 52 ton WLL alloy ulren (LL)

450 95 WA

46 #26) SPAS 1-1/2, 17 Ton WLL Galv. Cooper (LL)

40 95 WA

35 #25) SPAS 1-3/4, 40 Ton WLL alloy Galv. Crosby (LL)

200 95 WA

24 #19) Shackle Swivel, 1-5/8", 25ton WLL Ulven (LL)

200 95 WA

24 #20) Shackle Swivel, 2" 40 Ton WLL Ulven

500 95 WA

48 #18) SPCS 3" 75ton WLL plated Ulren/Skookum (LL)

500 95 WA

10 #15 - SAS 3" 110T WLL Galv. C/L (LL) 650 95 WA

575 3/16 GSP Chain reg 0.15 35 MD

10 1 in. SS SPA 40 35 MD

4 3 1/2 B&N Anchor 100T 250 35 MD

22 CROSBY SHACKLE 3/4 20% off 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY SHACKLE 3/8" Anchor redbook less 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY SHACKLE 1-1/2 redbook less 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY SHACKLE 1-1/2 redbook less 48 BC CAN

3 CROSBY SHACKLE 3/4 redbook less 48 BC CAN

2500 1/2 Screw pin Chain, Non-Rated 0.4 54 CA

17 5/8 SPA WLL 3 1/4 TON (CHICAGO) 4 102 TX

1 5/8 SPA WLL 3 1/4 TON (CROSBY) 4 102 TX

10 7/8 SPA WLL 8 1/2 TONS (USA) 8 102 TX

1 1" SPA WLL 10 TONS (USA) 10.5 102 TX

26 1/2" SPA WLL 2TONS (CHICAGO) 2.25 102 TX

16 1 1/2" SPA WLL 20 TONS (USA) 33.5 102 TX

1 1 3/8" SPA WLL 13 1/2 TONS (CROSBY) 29 102 TX

2 1 1/4" SPA WLL 14 TONS (USA) 22 102 TX

3 1 1/8" SAS WLL 12 TONS (USA) 22.5 102 TX

3000 3/8" SC Trawl Shackles 0.5 54 CA

100 1/2" TRAWL,LOAD RATED,SQ.HEAD,PIN&BODY SAME

0.35 54 CA

100 5/8" TRAWL,LOAD RATED,SQ.HEAD,BODY&PIN SAME

0.75 54 CA

700 5/8" SC,TRAWL,LOAD RATED 0.8 54 CA

100 7/8" TRAWL,HDG,LOAD RATED,SQ.HEAD,BODY&PIN SAME

2 54 CA

200 1" TRAWL,HDG,LOAD RATED,SQ.HEAD,BODY&PIN SAME

4 54 CA

50 5/8" TRAWL,HDG,NON-RATED,SQ.HEAD 0.75 54 CA

100 7/8" TRAWL,HDG,NON-RATED,"D"STYLE,SQ.HEAD

1.55 54 CA

50 1" TRAWL,HDG,NON-RATED,SQ.HEAD 3 54 CA

305 5/8" Type 304 SS SPA Shackle-Import Non-Load Rated (1021645282)

7.95 139 PA

100 1.1/4" HDG Load Rated, Screw Pin Chain Shackles, Chinese

10.5 54 CA

200 5/8" Stainless Steel, SPC Shackles 4.85 54 CA

100 3/4" Stainless Steel SPC Shackle 7.5 54 CA

50 1" Stainless Steel SPC Shackle 16 54 CA

250 7/16" Stainless Steel SPC Shackle 2.2 54 CA

37 1-1/2" Crosby G-209 SPA Shackle 78 187 CA

62 1-1/4" Crsoby G-209 SPA Shackle 49.5 187 CA

37 1" Crosby G-209 SPA Shackle 25 187 CA

12 2" Crosby G209 Screw Pin Anchor Shackle

$206.10 187 CA

25 1-1/8" Crosby G209 SPA Shackle WLL 9-1/2 Ton

37 187 CA

18 1-3/4 G-209 Crosby SPA Anchor Shackle WLL 25 Ton

145 187 CA

4 2-1/2" Crosby G-209 SPA Shackle WLL 55 Ton

450 187 CA

4 1-3/8" Crosby G-209 SPA Shackle WLL 13-1/2 Ton

68 187 CA

8 7/8" Crosby G-209 SPA Shackle WLL 6-1/2 Ton

18.75 187 CA

20 1-1/2" Crosby G-2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackle WLL 17 Ton

112 187 CA

14 1-1/4" G-2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackle WLL 12 Ton

70 187 CA

28 1-1/8 Crosby G-2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackle WLL 9-1/2 Ton

49.5 187 CA

16 1-3/4 Crosby G2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackle WLL 25 Ton

$185.40 187 CA


SHACKLES-SOCKETSWRE CAtALOG


4 3" Alloy Bolt Type Anchor Shackle, 110 Metric Ton, Forge Le Beon, NEW, European made

$585 187 CA

25 1-1/4" CM-Midland WLL 18 Ton Alloy SPA Anchor Shackle Gal

46.75 187 CA

6 1-1/2" CM-Midland 25 Ton Alloy SPA Shackle Gal

70 187 CA

28 1" Crosby G-2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackle WLL 8-1/2 Ton

38.5 187 CA

13 2" Crosby G-2130 BoltType Anchor Shackle WLL 35 Ton

260 187 CA

50 7/8" Crosby G2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackle WLL 6-1/2 Ton

32 187 CA

100 1" Campbell 999-G Bolt Type Anchor Shackle WLL 8-1/2 Ton

24.75 187 CA

25 1-3/4" Crosby G-209A SPA Alloy Anchor Shackle, WLL 40, New

145 187 CA

9 1-3/4", CM-Midland, 40 Ton, Alloy Bolt Type Anchor Shackle, Galv.

135 187 CA

6 1-1/2", 20 Ton, CM-Midland, Bolt Type Anchor Shackle, Galv.

53.5 187 CA

290 1/2 S.C. S.P.Anchor Alloy 1.1 35 MD

300 1/2" SURPLUS S.P. CHAIN GREY GALV. 0.5 35 MD

300 7/8 B & N SURPLUS CHAIN GREY GALV 2.5 35 MD

50 7/8 ROUND PIN CHAIN SHACKLE GALV 6.5T

2.5 35 MD

1 3" Crosby G2140 Alloy Bolt Type Anchor Shackle WLL 110Ton

775 187 CA

4 Crosby Sling Saver Web Connector- Round Sling Size 1; 6 1/4 ton WLL

82.86 2 LA

19 2-1/2" SHACKLE SPA HG 107 355 NY

1,200 1 1/4 GALV. S.P.A. SHACKLE 17 TON FORGED (NEW)

11 35 MD

374 3/4 BTAS Import 2.88 86 KY

302 7/8 BTAS Import 4.39 86 KY

80 1-1/8 BTAS Import 10.79 86 KY

1500 1/8 SPAS Surplus 0.05 86 KY

2475 3/16 SPAS Surplus 0.07 86 KY


3000 5/16 SPAS Surplus 0.24 86 KY






320 "SHACKLE W/SCREW PIN, 5/8IN, C1030, HDG IMPORT

$2.51ea 373 OH

500 "SHACKLE ANCHOR,SAFETY BOLT,3/16IN C1035, HDG IMPORT

$0.28 373 OH

425 "COLUMBUS MCKINNON SHACKLE ROUND PIN 1/4"" MODEL M346G PART NUMBER- M346G04CM"


2,200 Crosby S-209; 7/8", 6.5 Ton, Painted Screw Pin Anchor Shackles. $18.60 each for smaller quantities. The listed price is for a minimum order of 25 pieces and we are negotiable on larger quantities.

$17.70 187 CA

12 Crosby G213 1-1/4 round pin anchor shackle - NEW

$50.00 399 MN

1 5.1/8" Galv Alloy BTA WLL 300T $1,800.00 50 TX

2 5.3/4" Galv Alloy BTA WLL 400T $2,800.00 50 TX

10 3" Galv Screw Pin Chain WLL 85T $245.00 50 TX

69 1.1/8" Galv BTC WLL 9.5T Japanese $14.00 50 TX

SheavessiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

9 Crosby 6 3/4 DIA SHEAVE FOR 1/4" ROPE

POR 171 BC

1 Gunnebo 32 SHEAVE #680371032 POR 171 BC

Varies Used Sheaves from 12" OD to 60" OD. Good quantities of same sizes. Contact Wire Rope Sales @ 206-762-3700 for Specifi cations & Pricing

Varies 95 WA

500 6" B & L Western Cast Steel Sheave 6" X 1" X 1-1/8" for 1/2" Wire Rope

24.75 187 CA

12,570 3/4 PULLEY SINGLE SHEAVE SWIVEL 0.2216 438 IL

27,418 3/4 PULLEY NYLON SHEAVE SWIVEL 0.1117 438 IL

SleevessiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

328 5/16 Swage Sleeve S506 Crosby 1.67/ea 420 FL

200 1" SS Duplex 1 piece 13.52 390 NS

various SS Duplex Sleeves (Various Sizes, limited qtys)

call 390 NS

SleevessiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

5000 9/16" Carbon Steel Sleeves - 1.2 390 NS

40 1-3/4" ESCO Stainless Duplex 2PC Duplex Sleeves

26.35 187 CA

130 1-5/8", ESCO Stainless 2PC Sleeves 18 187 CA

48 3/4" ESCO Stainless Flemished Sleeves 4 187 CA

160 2" ESCO SS 2pc Sleeves 30.85 187 CA

75 5/8 ESCO S/S 2 pc Sleeves 5.9 275 OR

26 7/8 ESCO S/S 2 pcs Sleeves 8.1 275 OR

88 1-3/8 ESCO S/S 2 pcs. sleeves 18.6 275 OR

168 Copper duplex sleeve 1/8" .20ea. 351 WI

161 3/8" Duplex Sleeves S-506 (Crosby) $2.02 each 420 FL

SlingssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

4 Eye & Eye nylon slings 4 ply 10" x 15' - 90,000# bskt - New

650 427 CA

4 Eye & Eye nylon slings 10" 4ply x 20' - 90,000# bskt - New

750 427 CA

4 Eye & Eye nylon sling 4ply 10" x 10' - 90,000# bskt - New

650 427 CA

3 Eye & Eye nylon sling 3ply 8" x10'- 90,000# bkst - New

450 427 CA

2 Eye & Eye nylon sling 8" x 15'- 3ply - 61,400# bskt - New

450 427 CA

3 Eye & Eye nylon sling 6" x 10' 3 ply - 46,000# bskt - New

300 427 CA

2 Eye & Eye nylon sling 6" 3ply x 15' - 46,000# bskt - New

350 427 CA

2 Eye & Eye nylon sling 6" 3ply x 20' - 46,000# bskt - New

300 427 CA

4 Eye & Eye nylon sling 12" x 25' - 106,000# bskt - New

1000 427 CA

2 EE2-96 x 85 two ply nylon sling 220 43 IL

640 3/8 X 4 E&E BIWRC FLEMISH 4.8 35 MD

400 3/8 X 6 E&E B.F.C. ALUM TURNBACK 4.9 35 MD

50 1/2 X 6 E&E GIWRC ALUM TURNBACK 7.1 35 MD

50 1/2 X 7 E&E GIWRC ALUM TURNBACK 7.5 35 MD

SocketssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

1 2 in. open swage socket, ESCO 750 397 NJ

4 2 in. closed swage socket, ESCO 450 397 NJ

3 7/16 - 1/2 closed spelter socket, import 13 397 NJ

8 9/16 - 5/8 closed spelter socket, CROSBY 30 397 NJ

6 1 in. closed spelter socket, import 40 397 NJ

10 2 1/4 closed spelter socket, Korean 375 397 NJ

800 7/16"-1/2" Forged Closed Spelter Socket, Galvanized, KOREA

21.00/ea 50 TX

50 1.5/8" Cast Alloy Closed Spelter Socket, Galvanized, KOREA

175.00/ea 50 TX

12 2.3/4"-2.7/8" Cast Alloy Closed Spelter Socket, Galvanized, KOREA

635 50 TX

150 1" Forged Open Spelter Socket, Galva-nized, KOREA

75.00/ea 50 TX

300 3/4" Forged Closed Spelter Socket, Galvanized, KOREA

26.00/ea 50 TX

200 7/8" Forged Closed Spelter Socket, Galvanized, KOREA

38 50 TX

175 9/16~5/8" Galv Closed Spelter Socket 24 50 TX

14 3/4" Crosby, G-416, Open Spelter Sockets, galv.

45 187 CA

12 2" - 2-1/8" Crosby G-416 Open Spelter Socket, new, galv.

675 187 CA

40 1-1/2 G-416 Crosby Open Spelter Galv. 275 187 CA

3 2-1/4" - 2-3/8" Closed Spelter Sockets, Ulven, USA, New, Galv.

425 187 CA

5 1-3/4" US Steel Closed Spelter Socket, Drop Forged, New

185 187 CA

8 2" Closed Spelter Sockets, Crosby G-417 350 187 CA

40 2" - 2-1/8" Crosby S-417 Closed Spelter Socket, new, galv.

355 187 CA

32 2 " USS Tiger Brand Forged Closed Spelter Sockets

165 187 CA

12 2-1/4" - 2-3/8" Open Spelter Sockets, Kulkoni, Korean, New, Galv.

425 187 CA

2 2" Crosby Open Swage Socket S-501 595 187 CA

300 5/8" Galv Closed spelter sockets 8.5 427 CA

12 Crosby surplus 3-1/4 - 3-3/8" Open Spelter Sockets

975.00 each 427 CA

12 Crosby surplus 3-1/4 - 3-3/8" Closed Spelter Socket

625 427 CA

8 New USS 2-1/4" Open Spelter Socket 375 427 CA

2 2-1/2" Closed Spelter Socket 475 427 CA


SOCKETS-TURNBUCKLES WRE CAtALOG

SocketssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

2 Crosby surplus 2-1/2 - 2-5/8" Open Spelter Socket

625 427 CA

20ea Mar 3, 0004 POA 187 CA

30ea. 3 POA 187 CA

14 Johnson WS-8 7/8"-1" Wedge Sockets New 75 187 CA

2 Ianco 1 L263 BUNK STAKE SOCKETS POR 171 BC

47 5/16" Open Swage Socket-Crosby (1039049)

18.5 139 PA

490 S0109-0005 Forged Aircraft Eye Import 3.75 139 PA

49 1/2 SS Mach Clevis Socket Assembly 15 50 TX

67 3/4 Galv Clevis Socket Assembly 5 50 TX

47 1" DF Galv Clevis socket Assembly 8 50 TX

3 2" OPEN, GALVANIZED KOREAN 375 54 CA

Call Open Spelter Sockets, RopeBlock, avail. 1/4" - 5" (6-130 mm), painted & galv., for wire rope & strand

Call 187 CA

Call Closed Spelter Sockets, RopeBlock, avail. 1/4" - 5" (6-130 mm), painted & galv., wire rope & strand

Call 187 CA

Call Short Bow Sockets, RopeBlock, avail. 1-1/4" -4-1/2" (32-115 mm), painted & galv., wire rope & strand

Call 187 CA

Call Open Wedge Sockets, RopeBlock, avail. 5/16" - 3-1/2" (8-89 mm), painted & galv., wire rope & strand

Call 187 CA

Call Fast Connector Sockets, RopeBlock, avail. 7/16" - 1-3/8" (11-35 mm) painted & galv., wire rope & strand

Call 187 CA

Call Closed Wedge Sockets, RopeBlock, avail. 3/4" - 3-1/2" (19-89 mm), painted & galv., wire rope & strand

Call 187 CA

12 Jan 3, 0004 195 187 CA

65 1-1/4"-1-3/8", Crosby, S416, Open Spel-ter Socket, Painted, New Surplus

150 187 CA

75 1-1/4"-1-3/8",S417, Crosby, Closed Spel-ter Socket, Painted, New Surplus

106.2 187 CA

72 1/2 CLOSED SS CAST SWAGE SOCKETS (ESCO)

20.29 105 WA

43 1/2 OPEN SS CAST SWAGE SOCKETS (ESCO)

28.7 105 WA

6 Crosby G-416, 1-1/4" - 1-3/8" Open Spel-ter Socket, NEW Surplus, Galvanized

$159.20 187 CA

11 "CROSBY CLOSED SPELTOR SOCKET 1 1/4""- 1 3/8"" GALVANIZED NEW


4 2.3/4"~2.7/8" Galv Closed RopeBlock $950.00 50 TX

SwivelssiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

300 1/4 JAW & EYE 0.8 35 MD

1 BEARING SWIVEL AS-6 EYE AND HOOK 10 TON

900 306 NS CAN

1 Crosby 15 Ton Jaw & Eye Swivel, Used but "like new"

$550.00 187 CA

20 1 1/2 EYE & EYE SWIVEL 75 35 MD

1 8.5T Miller EE Swivel, Type 11, Socket & Clevis, New

395 187 CA

8 5T Electroline O-Gold Swivel, New 175 187 CA

1 1.5T Miller B-1 Swivel, New 145 187 CA

1 10 Ton, Miller, Model G Type 115, Jaw/Hook, New

600 187 CA

4 Crosby 5/16 G402 REGULAR SWIVEL POR 171 BC

500 5/16 E&E galv 0.5 35 MD

40 1/2 STAINLESS STEEL JAW&EYE T316 6.75 54 CA

250 3/8 Jaw&Jaw Stainless Steel swivel T316 4.5 54 CA

300 3/8" Jaw&Eye, Stainless Steel, Swivels T316

3.7 54 CA

300 3/8" Eye&Eye Stainless Steel T316 Swivels

2.25 54 CA

300 5/16" Jaw&Eye Stainless Steel T316 Swivels

2.2 54 CA

300 5/16" Eye&Eye Stainless Steel T316 swivels

1.88 54 CA

300 1/4" Jaw&Eye Stainless Steel T316 Swivels

1.5 54 CA

100 ESMET 5/16 socket & hook swivel roller bearing type weighted; 11 lbs

71.5 230 TN

5 8.5 Ton Crosby S-2 Jaw/Jaw Swivel as new condition

225.00 each 77 BC CAN

100 1/2 Galv. E/E Swivel, China 25-Jan-11 275 OR

75 3/8 Galv E/E Swivel, China 1 275 OR

15 1" JAW & EYE FORGED 15 35 MD

ThimblessiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

24,000 3/16" Standard Thimble ZP 2,000/ bag 0.036 139 PA

16,500 5/16" Standard Thimble ZP 1,500/ bag 0.053 139 PA

12,000 1/2" Standard Thimble ZP 500/Bag 0.1 139 PA


14 278 TX


26 278 TX

10 3/4 S/S H.D. 11 35 MD

25 1 S/S H.D. 15 35 MD

60 5/8 REG S.S 3 35 MD

49 6C 3/8" -7/16" Newco crescent thimble 8.50/ea 44 IL

8 24C 1-5/8" crescent thimbles 50.00/ea 44 IL

100 17"-18" Synthetic Rope Thimble, 5.1/2"-6" dia. rope

365.00/ea 50 TX

100 European Solid Thimbles DIN 3091 various sizes

Call 390 NS

90 8" CIR BRONZE SYNTHETIC ROPE THIMBLE

140 221 WA

86 7/8 GAL HAWSER THIMBLE LIGHT DUTY CAST

6 278 TX

59 1 1/8- 1 1/4" Hawser Thimble Hot Gal Light Duty

11.50/ea 278 TX

500 1/2 SS an thimble 0.9 35 MD

17,000 1/16 ZP an thimble grey 0.03 35 MD

3,000 5/32 ZP an thimble 0.1 35 MD

1,300 3/8 ZP an thimble 0.25 35 MD

200 1/2 ZP an thimble 0.75 35 MD

200 1/2 G round type 0.5 35 MD

10 1 1/8 closed boom 20 35 MD

14 1 in closed boom 10 35 MD

17 5/8 slip on thimble 5 35 MD

40 1/2 equalizing thimble 4 35 MD

2 1 3/4 - 1 7/8 crescent thimble 40 35 MD

5800 THIMBLE GALV 1/4" 0.2 48 BC CAN

20 THIMBLE HD GALV 1-7/8"-2" 29.5 48 BC CAN

600 THIMBLE HD GALV 1-3/8" 6.25 48 BC CAN

550 THIMBLE GALV 1-1/8"/1-1/4" 2 48 BC CAN

200 Crosby Slip Thru thimble S410 1/4" 8 part size

24 230 TN

1350 3/4" Standard Thimble ZP 200/Bag 0.36 139 PA

100 1.1/4" Galv, Standard Thimbles, Korean 2.5 54 CA

96 Sea-Link Hawser Thimbles for 1" - 1-1/8" Wire Rope. Special Size = Special Price. Wt. 9.5 lbs. ea.

$35.25 187 CA

6 LB303 8" Thimble-2 5/8" Diameter Rope 40 2 LA

2 20C CRESENT THIMBLE 35 9 Co

12 PR NEWCO SADDLES 5 B 25.00/PR 9 Co

2 #83 CASING THIMBLES 12 9 Co

2 #84 CASING THIMBLES 15 9 Co

11,690 1/16 - 5/64 AN100 THIMBLE ZINC PLATED

0.0435 438 IL

22,365 3/32 - 1/8" AN100 THIMBLE ZINC PLATED

0.0439 438 IL

10,000 3/32 - 1/8" AN100 THIMBLE ZINC PLATED

0.0417 438 IL

6 W8 SLIP-THRU NEWCO THIMBLE (5256W80041)

76 139 PA

TurnbucklessiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

250 5/8 X 6" EYE & EYE TURNBUCKLE GAL 2.85 278 TX

100 3/4 X 6" EYE & EYE TURNBUCKLE GAL 3.89 278 TX

160 1 X 6" EYE & EYE TURNBUCKLE GAL 7.85 278 TX

100 5/16 X 4 1/2 S.C. STUB END 1 35 MD

200 5/8 X 6 S.C. STUB END 3 35 MD

150 7/8 X 12 G H & H 7.5 35 MD

10 3 X 6 S.C. STUB END 125 35 MD

150 PCS 3/8 X 6" J X J Type 304 SS Forged Turnbuckle

5.85/ea 248 MB CAN

250 PCS 1/2" X 9" J X J Type 304 SS Forged Turnbuckle.

13.95/ea 248 MB CAN

100 PCS 5/8" X 9" J X J Type 304 SS Forged Turnbuckle.

21.50/ea 248 MB CAN

100 PCS 3/4" X 12" J X J Type 304 SS Forged Turnbuckles.

39.75/ea 248 MB CAN

140 PCS 3/8" X 6" E X E Type 304 SS Forged Turnbuckle.

5.65/ea 248 MB CAN


TURNBUCKLESWRE CAtALOG



200 1/2" x 6" eye & eye turnbuckle aluminum body, zp ends

1.65 230 TN

500 1/2" x 6" hook & hook turnbuckle alumi-num body, zp ends

1.6 230 TN

200 1/2" x 6" hook & eye turnbuckle alumi-num body, zp ends

1.65 230 TN

18 1-1/2" x 24" Eye and Eye Turnbuckle 64.5 86 KY

113 3/4" x 6" Hook and Hook Turnbuckle 3.87 86 KY

117 3.4" x 6" Hook and Eye Turnbuckle 3.87 86 KY

104 3/4" x 9" Hook and Eye Turnbuckle 3.97 86 KY

28 Jan 1, 0002 57.97 86 KY

3,500 10-24 Hook & Eye midget turnbuckle 0.18 35 MD

1000 10MM ZP,EYE&EYE TB'S, CAST 0.4 54 CA

25 1.3/4 x 24" HDG Jaw& Jaw TB's, Chinese 150 54 CA

300 7/8" x 6" Jaw & Jaw Gal Turnbuckles Korean New

19.75 187 CA

150 1-1/2" x 24" Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles with Locknuts "New Import"

91.5 187 CA

70 1-1/4" x 24" Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles with Locknuts Imports

58.75 187 CA

180 1-1/4" x 18" Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles with Locknuts Gal Import

55.5 187 CA

50 1-1/2" x 18" Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles Gal Korean New US Gov

98.75 187 CA

100 1-1/4" x 18", Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles, Galv, Korean, New US Govt.

62.75 187 CA

80 1-1/4" x 12" Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles, Galv, Korean, New US Govt

52.5 187 CA

20 1-1/4"x 12" Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckle with Locknuts Campbell-BTC

122.5 187 CA

250 1/2 X 12 GALV J&E NEW 3.8 35 MD

125 1-1/4 x 18 " Crosby G227 Jaw & Eye Turnbuckle Gal

135 187 CA

100 1/4 x 4 SC stub end TB, China 0.75 275 OR

100 5/16 4.5 SC stub end TB, China 0.9 275 OR

1 1" x 18" E & J turnbuckle galv. 20 351 WI

913 1" X 12" HG-227 JAW & EYE GALV. TURNBUCKLE IMPORT CHINA

12 403 CT

49 1-1/4" x 24" TURNBUCKLE JAW & JAW HG

51.5 355 NY

24 1-1/4" x 24" TURNBUCKLE EYE & EYE HG 59.5 355 NY

9 1-1/4" x 18" TURNBUCKLE JAW & JAW HG

33.5 355 NY

40 3/4" x 6" TURNBUCKLE EYE & EYE SS 35.3 355 NY

5 1/2" x 9" TURNBUCKLE EYE & JAW HG 3.66 355 NY

150 1" x 24" E/E DOMESTIC TURNBUCKLE 60 9 Co

83 1/2" x 12" J & E HDG Turnbuckle-Import 3.15 139 PA

100 1/2" x 9" Turnbuckle Body S.C. 0.65 278 TX

50 1/2" x 12" Turnbuckle Body Galv 1.15 278 TX


90 5/8" x 9" Turnbuckle Body Galv 1.17 278 TX


60 3/8 X 6 Turnbuckle Body GAL 0.58 278 TX

75 3/4" x 9" Turnbuckle Body GALV. 2.01 278 TX

30 3/4 X 9" Turnbuckle Body S.C. 1.59 278 TX

41 3/4 x 12 Turnbuckle Body GAL 2.15 278 TX

100 3/4" x 12" Turnbuckle S.C. 2.35 278 TX

300 7/8" x 6" Turnbuckle Body Galv. 2.34 278 TX

39 7/8" x 12" Turnbuckle Body Galv. 2.7 278 TX


350 1" x 6" Turnbuckle Body Galv. 2.25 278 TX

50 1" x 12" Turnbuckle Body Galv. 3.83 278 TX

50 1" x 12" Turnbuckle Body S.C. 3.25 278 TX

20 1 1/4" x 12" Turnbuckle Body Galv. 5.4 278 TX

50 1 1/4" x 12" Turnbuckle Body S.C. 4.75 278 TX



8 1 1/2" x 12" Turnbuckle Body S.C. 7.38 278 TX

150 1/2 " X 6" Stub End Turnbuckles SC 1.05 278 TX

75 1/2 X 12" Stub End Turnbuckle S.C. 1.65 278 TX

200 5/8 X 12" STUB END TURNBUCKLES SC 1.35 278 TX

200 3/4" x 6" Stub End Turnbuckle S.C. 2.59 278 TX

150 7/8" x 6" Stub End Turnbuckle S,C. 4 278 TX

100 7/8" x 12" Stub End Turnbuckle S.C. 5.05 278 TX

80 1/2 x 6 Hook & Eye Turnbuckle Gal 1.15 278 TX

100 3/4" x 6 Hook & Hook Turnbuckle Galv. 3.6 278 TX

75 3/4" x 9" Hook & Hook Turnbuckle Galv. 4.75 278 TX


360 PCS 1/2" X 9" E X E Type 304 SS Forged Turnbuckle

12.50/ea 248 MB CAN


20.25/ea 248 MB CAN


37.00/ea 248 MB CAN

4000 Trimax 1" x 24" Eye-Eye w/ locknuts, NEW surplus, USA made, certs, zinc plated, Quantity Discounts Available

$58.75 187 CA

166 Crosby HG-226, 1" x 24" Eye-Eye Turn-buckles w/ Locknuts, NEW surplus, Galv.,

94.75 187 CA

247 1" x 12 " J & E 15.08 306 NS CAN

19 2 1/2" x 24" J & J 277.84 306 NS CAN

5 BODY 2-1/2" X 24" CROSBY 693.44 306 NS CAN

4 Crosby 2-1/2" Jaw-Eye Ratchet Type, Galv., NEW Surplus

$575.00 187 CA

4 Crosby 2" Jaw-Eye Ratchet Type, Galv., NEW Surplus

$400.00 187 CA

86 1/2" x 9 HD JAW & JAW w/jam nuts 1.89/ea 420 FL

300 1-1/4 x 24 EE, new surplus 10 427 CA

30 1-1/4 x 18 " Campbell BTC Jaw & Eye Galv.

135 187 CA

20 1-3/4 " x 24" Eye & Eye Korean Turn-buckles New

150 187 CA

25 1-1/2" X 18" BTC Jaw & Jaw w/Locknuts, New

185 187 CA

40 1-1/4" X 18" Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles, Galv., Korean

95 187 CA

200 1" x 18" Eye & Eye Gal BTC-USA- Camp-bell Turnbuckles

44.75 187 CA

500 3/4" X 12" BTC Jaw & Jaw, New S.C. 10.5 187 CA

30 7/8" X 12" Jaw & Jaw w/locknuts, new, BTC, Campbell, Galv.

60.75 187 CA

150 1-1/4 x 18" BTC-Campbell Jaw & Eye Turnbuckle Gal

135 187 CA

300 1-1/4" X 18" Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles with Locknuts Mgf.Campell Chain New US Gov

128.5 187 CA

2000 1" x24 E&E galv TB, Crosby 25 426 FL

12 3/4" x 12" Campbell BTC Jaw & Jaw Turnbuckles w/ Locknuts, New

48.75 187 CA

394 19-316 Johnson Jaw & Swage SS Turnbuckle for 3/16

6.5 139 PA

500 5/8 X 12 Eye & Eye 5 221 WA

33 1 x 18 SC J&J lashing w/welded jaws 5 35 MD

8 1 x 24 Galv E&E surplus 15 35 MD

130 5/8 x 18 galv body only 4.5 35 MD

70 3/4 x 18 galv body only 3 35 MD

2,000 7/8 x 6 self colored body only 4.5 35 MD

60 1 x 18 galv body only 6 35 MD

5 1 3/4 x 24 galv body only 65 35 MD

135 1 x 24 self colored stub end 10 35 MD

30 1 3/4 x 6 self colored stub end 29 35 MD



10 3x6 self colored stub end 125 35 MD

1 CROSBY TURNBUCKLE 1/2 X 6 E&E redbook less 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY TURNBUCKLE 1/2 X 6 H&H redbook less 48 BC CAN

10 CROSBY TURNBUCKLE 1/4 X 4 J&E redbook less 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY TURNBUCKLE 1 X 12 H&E redbook less 48 BC CAN

4 ROSBY TURNBUCKLE 3/8 X 6 H&E redbook less 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY TURNBUCKLE 7/8 X 12 H&E redbool less 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY TURNBUCKLE 1 X 24 J&E redbook less 48 BC CAN

1 CROSBY TURNBUCKLE 3/4 X 9 H&E redbook less 48 BC CAN

2 7/8" X 12" JAW & EYE GALV TURNBUCK-LE-CROSBY

45 139 PA

4 38569 Dixie Ratchet Style Binder w/ Pelican Style Hook One End 1-3/8

150 139 PA

300 3/8"X5" eye & eye turnbuckle aluminum body, zp ends

0.95 230 TN

300 3/8"X5" hook & eye turnbuckle alumi-num body, zp ends

0.95 230 TN


TURNBUCKLES-WINCHES WRE CAtALOG



40 7/8" x 12" Hook & Hook Turnbuckle Galv. 10.65 278 TX

100 1 x 12" Hook & Hook Turnbuckle Galv. 11.15 278 TX

200 1/2 x 6 Hook & Eye Turnbuckle Gal 1.52 278 TX

450 1/2" x 9" Hook & Eye Turnbuckle Galv. 2.1 278 TX





30 1" x 24" Hook & Eye Turnbuckle Galv. 18.65 278 TX

35 1 1/4" x 18" Hook & Eye Turnbuckle Galv. 30.25 278 TX

30 1 1/4" x 24" Hook & Eye Turnbuckle Galv.

47.29 278 TX

6 3-1/4" Jaw & Jaw with variable length Turnbuckles, New govt. surplus, rod length is 31", can extend up to 86" fr. center of pins

$1,250 187 CA

200 1/4 x 4 Eye and Eye 0.97 86 KY

16 5/8 x 9 eye ane eye 3.3 86 KY

130 3/4 x 12 eye and eye 8.61 86 KY

89 3/4 x 18 eye and eye 10.51 86 KY

67 7/8 x 12 eye and eye 13.14 86 KY

29 1 x 12 eye and eye 18.64 86 KY

10 1 x 24 eye and eye 26.88 86 KY

74 1-1/4 x 18 eye and eye 28.4 86 KY

18 1-1/2 x 24 eye and eye 64.22 86 KY

224 5/16 x 4-1/2 hook and hook 0.6 86 KY

81 1/2 x 6 hook and hook 2.52 86 KY

27 5/8 x 6 hook and hook 2.96 86 KY

60 5/8 x 18 hook and hook 9 86 KY

113 3/4 x 6 hook and hook 3.68 86 KY

328 3/4 x 12 hook and hook 7.65 86 KY

206 1 x 12 hook and hook 18.34 86 KY

11 1 x 24 hook and hook 26.82 86 KY

31 1/2 x 9 hook and eye 1.62 86 KY

35 5/8 x 9 hook and eye 2.92 86 KY

10 5/8 x 12 hook and eye 3.08 86 KY

117 3/4 x 6 hook and eye 3.1 86 KY

104 3/4 x 9 hook and eye 3.57 86 KY

104 3/4 x 12 hook and eye 7.97 86 KY

28 1-1/2 x 24 hook and eye 55.65 86 KY

34 5/16" x 4-1/2" Jaw and Jaw turnbuckle 1.68 86 KY

20 5/8" x 9" Jaw and Jaw Turnbuckle 3.33 86 KY




38 1" x 12" Jaw and Jaw Turnbuckle 14.18 86 KY

83 1-1/4" x 18" Jaw and Jaw Turnbuckle 35.94 86 KY

6 2-3/4 X 24 E&E FORGED 250 35 MD

216 "TBKL 7/8 X 6 JAW/JAW GALV $8.00ea 373 OH

43 TBKL 1/2 X 6 EYE/EYE OVAL GALV IMPORT

$1.71 ea 373 OH

359 "TBKL 5/8 X 6 EYE/EYE OVAL GALV IMPORT"

$2.76EA 373 OH


179 "TBKL 7/8 X 12 EYE/EYE OVAL GALV IMPORT"

$8.65 373 OH

381 "TBKL 1 X 6 EYE/EYE OVAL GALV IMPORT"

$9.16 EA 373 OH

97 "TBKL 1 1/4 X 6 EYE/EYE GALV IMPORT" $17.51EA 373 OH

580 "TBKL 5/8 X 6 OVAL EYE/HOOK GALV IMPORT"

$2.85ea 373 OH


$3.87 373 OH


$6.83EA 373 OH


$8.65ea 373 OH

600 "TBKL 1 X 6 OVAL EYE/HOOK GALV IMPORT"

$9.00ea 373 OH

140 "TBKL 1 X 12 OVAL EYE/HOOK GALV IMPORT"

$11.38ea 373 OH

100 "TBKL 1 1/4 X 6 HOOK/EYE GALV IMPORT"

$17.50 373 OH

280 "TBKL 7/8 X 6 JAW/EYE GALV IMPORT" $7.10 373 OH

1 "CROSBY TURNBUCKLE-NEW HG227- 13/4"" X 18"" EYE AND JAW 1032395"

425 306 NS CAN

593 "3/4X18 EYE/EYE DECKLASHING TURN-BUCKLE - SELF COLORED"

10.3 121 MS

650 1/2" x 9" Galv TB Body Korea/China $1.75 ea 50 TX

44 1.1/4" x 24" Galv TB Body Korean $32.00 50 TX

13 1" x 18" SC TB Body Korean $10.00 50 TX

16 1.3/4" x 18" Galv TB Body Korean $48.00 50 TX

50 2" x 6" SC TB Body Korean $36.00 50 TX

300 5/16" x 4.1/2" SS T316 Jaw & Jaw Forged

$9.50 50 TX

102 5/16" X 4.1/2" SS T316 TB BODY FORGED

$5.75 50 TX

WinchessiZe QtY. desCriPtiOn PriCe Lister ZOne

9 Model DW35- Daeson 3.2 Ton Wire Rope Winch w/out rope-New in Box

200 139 PA

102 SLIDING WINCH TRACK X 6' SECTIONS-NEW (7514000000)

30 139 PA

100 Tirfors T-508. 300 390 NS

5 Ingersoll Rand Air Winch, 2500 Lbs, rebuilt, Model HU

5000 427 CA

3 Ingersoll Rand Air Tugger, 14,000 LBS line pull, model 12UWB

14500 427 CA

1 Ingersoll Rand Air, 1000 LBS, model BU, manual controls

4250 427 CA

5 ratcliff chain falls 1/2 ton 20' lift domestic 160 9 Co

26 ratcliff 1 1/2 ton chainfall 10' lift domestic 195 9 Co

4 ratcliff 2 ton chainfall 20' lift domestic 275 9 Co1 ratcliff 5 ton chainfall 10' lift 450 9 Co1 ratcliff 10 ton chainfall 15' lift domestic 755 9 Co2 ratcliff 15 ton chain fall 20' lift domestic 1490 9 Co

28 ratcliff 1/2 ton chainfall 10' lift domestic 120 9 Co10+ For Sale or Rent: Tuggers and Winches -

1,000 lb to 25,000 lbs Assorted Makes and Models. Please Contact for Pricing and Availability.


At the Wire Rope Exchange we have provided our members with a medium to buy and sell new, used, and surplus rigging and lifting products. The Wire Rope Exchange is an international sales resource that has provided this service since 1984 with no commissions paid to the Exchange. To become a Listing Exchange Member, the subscription is $280/Year. Sign up online at www.wireropeexchange.com and begin listing your products immediately. If you are not interested in Listing Products, the regular Exchange membership is $124/Year.

At the Wire Rope Exchange we have provided our members with a medium to buy and sell new, used, and surplus rigging and lifting products. The Wire Rope Exchange is an international

SPREADER BAR KITS

PATENT 7,967,352

What’s your next step? start today, Join the Wire Rope Exchange - your one source for industry news, multifaceted marketing approaches and brand development.

5 Ways to Expand your BusinEss today:

u�stay in tune With the industry: Business is always changing - remain competitive and be aware of the latest trends, news and developments.

v Keep up With the latest innovations: The best way to improve your product line is to know what is in demand.

w� tap into social Media MarKeting: Stronger branding means taking advantage of online networks to stay connected with your current client

x extend your reach into eMerging fields: As the saying goes, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” Remain versatile and discover new opportunities to apply your product base, market your business to new prospects and increase your visibility.

y connect With others: Learn about events, associations and trade shows to showcase your business or simply attend. It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.

800.643.5189 | 615.891.4499 | PO Box 159323 | Nashville, TN 37215 | www.wireropeexchange.com

WRE_SubscriberAd.indd 2 4/23/11 10:19 PM

ACCESS TO LISTER’S INDEX AVAILABLE ONLY

TO EXCHANGE MEMBERS. SUBSCRIBE ONLINE:

WWW.WIREROPEEXCHANGE.COM$124 ANNUAL

CW_AD_CLE_011911:Layout 1 1/19/11 3:04 PM Page 1

international Business

Profi leFactory Address:PooladSim Company#386 Negarestan St.ESHTEHARD IND.CITY, IRAN

Owner: Dara Saradari, CEO and main shareholder

Established: 1995 in Eshtehard Industrial Zone, Iran

Size of Facility: 10,000 square meters

Employees: 45 Skilled Workers

About PooladSim: PooladSim is the biggest wire rope manufacturer in Iran with production capacity of 10 million meters annually of all types of steel wire rope such as spiral strands, guy wires as well as production of all types of slings with attachments specifi c to customer orders. Th eir production facilities are equipped with high speed tubular stranding and closing machineries. Each machine runs with diff erent capacity of bobbins for production of strand and rope, all in accordance with customer specifi cations.

Equipment: Most of PooladSim’s equipment is European-made such as Stolberger, Muller Schawborn, Kraft (Germany), Bema Ing. Josef Bein, Mali U. Bruder (Austria). PooladSim is equipped with comprehensive testing facilities, designed with a full range of testing devices from a Universal Testing Machine, Tensile Strength Tester, Servo Oil Hydraulic System Vertical Type Testing Machine and Torsion Testing Devices.

Best Selling Product: Un-galvanized 6×36+IWRC (crane) and 8×19+FC (elevator rope). Outside of rope production, PooladSim is capable of producing

heavy lift slings and they mostly import their aluminum Ferrules from TALURIT- United Kingdom.

Certifi cations: ISO 9001-2008 management system certifi cate and ISO 10002-2004 quality management guidelines for complaints handling.

Successes: Our Main Success from this past year was to develop our own custom, in-house wire rope lubrication. We took great pride in researching and developing our custom wire rope lubrication and eliminated the need to purchase from secondary sources.

Goals: Our main goal for the future is to produce DY-FORM strand, we feel a great demand for this product in our market and we want our business to remain competitive in the fi eld. ❙

Inside the PooladSim FacilityInside the PooladSim Facility


[WRE UPDATE | INTERNATIONAL]

“PooladSim has grown extensively over the past 15 years and while our business has gained from a strong foundation, we strive to be a international player in the industry.” – Dara Sardari, CEO


Southern Weaving: fiBer PioneerS

When we wrote about Southern Weaving in our November/December 2010 issue, the company was reinventing itself after taking a hard hit from the recession in 2009. Company leaders had rolled up their sleeves and plunged into intensive restructuring: broadening the supply chain, investing in new

equipment and product development, and restructuring management, ownership, and capital fi nancing. Less than two years later, these sweeping changes have begun to prove their merit. 2010 and 2011 saw double-digit growth, and Southern Weaving anticipates that 2012 will be the third consecutive year of growth on the same scale.

In their eff orts to pull out of the recession crunch, Southern Weaving had to make painful sacrifi ces of the kind that we are now all too familiar with: furloughs, salary and benefi t cuts, and consolidating operations. While on one hand they worked to weather the recession, changing the personnel structure, trimming the product line, and streamlining manufacturing, they also looked farther ahead to shape a new vision of the future. An intense strategic planning eff ort, led by CEO Ron Mohling and involving the company’s upper and middle management, has clarifi ed the company’s direction.

Th is vision has Southern Weaving focusing on excellent customer service but also requires it to reach out to new customers and new markets. As Susan Crow-Granger, Marketing Director, explains it, “Southern weaving formed a new product team mid-year and we’re using a two-pronged marketing approach, the fi rst prong being that we want to proactively bring new concepts to our existing customers to help them remain on the

BY: STePhAnie mAnUzAK

[WRE UPDATE | BUSINESS]

Southern Weaving… tying down cargo, and tying down its future


[WRE UPDATE | BUSINESS]leading edge of innovation. Th e second prong is that our product team is focusing on markets that are entirely new to Southern Weaving, where we can come in and add value.”

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the company’s plan for the future, however, is the fact that it has made the potentially risky move of investing heavily in research and development. Southern Weaving’s teams have been exploring new products and new applications that would be compatible with the company’s strengths and expertise. As mentioned in our 2010 article, the company is especially

interested in several new synthetic fi bers. Th ese include chemical-resistant, high-strength Technora; extremely heat-resistant Vectran; and Dyneema, which is much stronger even than Kevlar.

With an eye on these fi bers, the company has invested in equipment to pursue a line of woven rope technology. According to Rick Guarnaccia, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, “Th ere could be some innovative applications for rope within our core markets, and it potentially opens up an avenue of new markets that we’re not currently serving. I think woven rope could also, in some applications, displace wire rope.” Such “rope,” using breakthrough, high-performance fi bers, has not yet emerged in North American markets and may redefi ne what rope can be and do.

In reaching out for new markets for its existing products, Southern

Weaving has sent them to the frontiers of the known world: space and the deep sea. One of the company’s customers is a private company creating a prototype of a space station module. Southern Weaving’s webbing serves as a support structure for an infl atable astronaut living quarters. Below sea level, a military subcontractor uses Southern Weaving’s tubular nylon sleeve to enclose harnesses, wires, and cables. Th e nylon sleeve operates as sonar soundproofi ng, preventing friction and cutting down on underwater background noise.

In the case of another product, Southern Weaving has moved forward

by going back to the basics: cotton webbing. Th is webbing is used in slings for safe patient handling in hospitals and other medical centers. Up until very recently, such slings were made of synthetic fi bers. Because these fi bers would take an extremely long time to break down in a landfi ll, the slings had to be incinerated if they were contaminated during use. Southern Weaving was among the fi rst to recognize the trend in the medical industry to use more natural fi bers, which reduce the volume of incinerated hospital waste. Th is recently launched product is returning strong sales so far.

Rick Guarnaccia, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, “There could be some innovative applications for rope within our core markets, and it potentially opens up an avenue of new markets that we’re not currently serving. I think woven rope could also, in some applications, displace wire rope.”

Southern Weaving webbing in infl atable space housing

Aerospace-a new frontier for webbing

Photos courtesy of Bigelow Aerospace

Photos courtesy of Bigelow Aerospace


In addition to developing new products, Southern Weaving is strengthening its existing off erings by making manufacturing processes more versatile and effi cient. In 2011, Southern Weaving acquired Jones Products, which specializes in coatings for webbing. Jones operations were moved from their facility outside of Chicago to a Southern Weaving facility just outside of Anderson, SC. “Th e acquisition allowed us to go downstream and add value to our products,” Guarnaccia says. Coatings add durability, ease of cleaning, abrasion resistance, UV protection, and other desirable qualities to the webbing. Th e company is currently working to create new and better coatings and fi nishes, but acquiring Jones allows the company to expand its coating options in-house.

A thousand miles north of its Greenville, South Carolina headquarters, Southern Weaving runs another facility in Collingwood, Ontario. Th e company’s long-term plan involves more integration and coordination between the Ontario and Greenville facilities. Th e goal is for the two facilities to mirror each other, so that they can work in tandem to satisfy customer requirements and do so quickly. Th e company is balancing out programs between the two facilities, which has greatly increased its capacity and throughput – and therefore its

growth. In fact, Southern Weaving recently added a second shift at its Collingwood plant. Beyond the US and Canada, international expansion is another part of the company’s long-term plan. Southern Weaving has added distribution centers both in Europe and in South America, and will continue to add more distribution centers and investigate market opportunities that will increase its global footprint.

Despite all the company’s plans for growth and technological advancement, however, cutting-edge products and a position on the front line of market changes are not ends in and of themselves. Th e customers’ needs and customer service remain at the heart of Southern Weaving’s long-term vision. “We are trying to provide our customers the best possible service in the industry,” Guarnaccia says. “We built the inventory to support the program.” To this end, the company keeps striving to improve their customer service. Very shortly, they will launch a quick ship program for their customers in the sling and tiedown market, off ering next-day shipping on a variety of frequently used sling and tiedown webbings.

If the Southern Weaving that we wrote about in 2010 was a company reinventing itself, then the company today is starting to see the results of its reinvention. In a little over a year, the company has added over fi fty jobs, primarily in manufacturing but

also in supervision, quality control, engineering, and sales. But as Susan Crow-Granger states, “Th e company has had double-digit growth for several years running, but we’re not stopping there. We’re really driving toward our future, despite the wonderful growth we’ve been experiencing.”

If you consider the company’s history, however, as we described previously, the company’s remarkable performance in recent years may come as less of a surprise. Even at its founding in 1924, Southern Weaving manufactured for the then cutting-edge automobile industry, making brake pads and hood laces for Model T Fords. Later in the century, it embraced new man-made fi bers, helped develop the fi rst synthetic lifting materials, and changed the design of automotive seat belts to make them better and safer – not once, but twice. Given the company’s track record of being an industry leader in adaptation and innovation, the fact that its products are now at the bottom of the ocean and venturing into space seems to fi t quite well. ❙

[WRE UPDATE | BUSINESS]

growth. In fact, Southern Weaving

Southern Weaving’s sling webbing

Fall protection webbing

Hydraulic hose sleeves from Southern Weaving

Visit Southern Weaving at the April Techtextil Show in Atlanta - April 24-26 in Booth 1502

All Material Handlingwww.allmaterialhandling.com

16 Alps Wire Ropewww.alpswirerope.com

49 Associated Wire Rope & Rigging

59 Associated Wire Rope Fabricatorswww.awrf.org

38 Bridon American www.bridonamerican.com

73 The Caldwell Group www.caldwellinc.com

41 Chant Engineering Co., Inc. www.chantengineering.com

10 Chicago Hardware & Fixture www.chicagohardware.com

6 CRC/ICHCwww.craneandriggingconference.com

3 The Crosby Group www.thecrosbygroup.com

Cumberland Sales Company www.cumberlandsalescompany.com

Elite Sales www.elitesalesinc.com

9 Filtec-Precise www.fi ltec-precise.com

Gaylin Internationalwww.gaylin.com

61 GN Rope Fittingwww.gnweb.com

75 HALO Wire Ropewww.halowirerope.com

35 Harrington Hoists, Inc. www.harringtonhoists.com

45 Holloway Houston, Inc. www.hhlifting.com

79 Jtagz, Lty. Ptd.www.jtagz.com

57 Ken Forging, Inc.www.kenforging.com

Landmann Wirewww.landmannwire.com

15 Lift-It Manufacturing Company www.lift-it.com

9 Moduliftwww.modulift.com

32 Miller Lifting Productswww.millerproducts.net

4 Muncy Industrieswww.muncy-upson.com

53 The Peerless Group www.peerlesschain.com

10 RUD Chain www.rud.com

63 Samco Sales, Inc.www.samcosales.com

27 Southern Weavingwww.southernweaving.com/

4 Southern Wire www.southernwire.com

65 Strider-Resourcewww.strider-resource.com

19 Suncor Stainlesswww.suncorstainless.com

71 Tandemlocwww.tandemloc.com

16 Taluritwww.talurit.com

55 Terrier Lifting Clamps www.terrierclamps.com

61 UASD, Inc.www.riggingus.com

35 Van Beest B.V.www.vanbeest.nl

20 Wirop Industrial Co., Ltd. www.wirop.com.tw

63 WS&TDA www.wstda.com

1 Yarbrough LLC www.yarcable.com

[ADVERTISER’S INDEX]

HOISTS • RIGGING HARDWARE • SLINGS

www.allmaterialhandling.com 877-LIFT AMH

You Bring The Load...We Ship The Same Day!

INSIDEFRONTCOVER

18 & 79

11 & 37

BACKINSIDECOVER

BACK COVER

Working with a crew recently was a reminder about how easy it is to get rigging hardware fouled and lose a fi nger trying to free it. We were rigging up the vertical lines needed to support a self-powered work platform. Th e hoist used to lift the lines hooked into either a block shackle or thimbled wire rope eye, depending on the line being rigged. Once hoisted to the upper connection point, a shackle pin passed through the suspended shackle or eye. Slowly the hoist hook was lowered to allow the lines to be supported by the upper rigging. When the work platform tasks were completed, the rigging process would be reversed in order to get the suspension rigging and lines back down to the ground.

Th is transfer process can go well or disastrously depending on the attention to details. Th e following are just a few helpful hints that can lower the risks associated with transferring tensioned rigging. Th ough the actual load weight may be less than 1,000 lbs., its dropping can cause injury, death or signifi cant equipment damage.

1. While hoisting the rigging (blocks and lines) for connection, using a locking style hoist hook can help avoid hook fouling. Th e standard hook tip can snag on objects, suspended lines or rigging blocks and hardware during the lifting and positioning process.

2. Using an oblong master link as the transfer hardware provides a large arching curve at each end for connection. Picture a rigging block being hung to accommodate a 2-part line to a suspended platform. Its upper connector is a swivel shackle. If a master link is pre-placed into the block shackle, it can serve as an easy-to-access rigging suspension point. A master link will rotate 20-30 degrees left/right in the block shackle bow, allowing for best fi nal alignment.

3. Consider using a short chain sling (2’-4’) with a locking style hook at each end, to “jump” between the upper dedicated suspension point and the hoisted rigging. Th ese are easy to connect/disconnect and eliminate the need for handling shackles/pins over open spaces. Remember, the chain sling and all rigging need to be rated for the

maximum intended load of the work platform, its occupants, tools and materials.

4. Caution should be exercised when de-rigging. Th e hoist hook needs to be properly seated before it takes tension. While de-tensioning, if a suspension shackle has been unloaded using the hoist, it should be removed with great care. Fingers can be lost if the hoist is “adjusted” up or down during the removal process. Sounds obvious, doesn’t it? If there is one person dealing with the connection and one person working the hoist, there are two brains at work, which might not be synchronized. Communication is absolutely critical during the entire rigging activity, but even more so when installing or disconnecting rigging hardware.

Plan, communicate, execute, communicate, review and communicate. ❙

4 PoinTS for Connecting rigging Blocks and lines for a Suspended Work PlatformBY miKe PArnell, PreSidenT of indUSTriAl TrAining inTernATionAl WWW.iTi.Com

4 Th ings to Consider When Connecting Rigging Blocks and Lines for a Suspended Work Platform (adjacent to

the face of a building or structure).

[RIGGER’S CORNER]


• Wire Rope, Cable & Strand• Grade 30, 43, 70, 80, 100 Chain• Wire Rope Hardware, Fittings & Accessories• Chain Hardware, Fittings & Accessories• Tie Downs & Related Hardware• Blocks & Accessories• Bright, Galvanized & Stainless Steel

So do we. That’s why we have a deep and varied line of inventory with thousands of products always in stock. And if we don’t have it, we will customize a solution that meets your needs.

That’s the Elite Sales advantage. As one of the leading importers and wholesale distributors of Wire Rope, Cable, Strand, Chain and Hardware in the U.S., you can always expect unprecedented expertise, value, quality, service and reliability.

You kno

w w

hat y

ou need when you need it!

EXECUTIVE OFFICE9445 S.W. 40 Street, Second FloorMiami, FL 33165P. 305.262.3105 F. 305.262.2094P. 305.262.3105 F. 305.262.2094

TAMPA WAREHOUSE603 N. 19 StreetTampa, FL 33605P. 813.247.2094 F. 813.248.2821P. 813.247.2094 F. 813.248.2821

HOUSTON WAREHOUSE2003 Edwards StreetHouston, TX 77007P. 713.861.4203 F. 713.861.4280

1-800-458-6659 www.elitesalesinc.com

NEXT DAY DELIVERY

april 2012 wire rope exchange

Documents