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    Slings Weight-Breaking-Load

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    This document provides specifications for different sizes of steel wire rope, including the mass per 100 meters, minimum breaking loads in tonnes and kilonewtons for 1770 and 1960 tensile grade wire, for both 6x19 and 6x36 group constructions with IWRC and fibre core types. Sizes range from 8 to 40 millimeters in diameter. The ropes meet the standards of BS EN 12385-4:2002.

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    This document provides specifications for different sizes of steel wire rope, including the mass per 100 meters, minimum breaking loads in tonnes and kilonewtons for 1770 and 1960 tensile grade wire, for both 6x19 and 6x36 group constructions with IWRC and fibre core types. Sizes range from 8 to 40 millimeters in diameter. The ropes meet the standards of BS EN 12385-4:2002.

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    This document provides specifications for different sizes of steel wire rope, including the mass per 100 meters, minimum breaking loads in tonnes and kilonewtons for 1770 and 1960 tensile grade wire, for both 6x19 and 6x36 group constructions with IWRC and fibre core types. Sizes range from 8 to 40 millimeters in diameter. The ropes meet the standards of BS EN 12385-4:2002.

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    This document provides specifications for different sizes of steel wire rope, including the mass per 100 meters, minimum breaking loads in tonnes and kilonewtons for 1770 and 1960 tensile grade wire, for both 6x19 and 6x36 group constructions with IWRC and fibre core types. Sizes range from 8 to 40 millimeters in diameter. The ropes meet the standards of BS EN 12385-4:2002.

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    WEIGHTS AND BREAKING LOADS FOR STEEL WIRE ROPE

    Construction: 6x19 / 6x36 Group IWRC Construction: 6x19 / 6x36 Group Fibre Core
    Size Mass 1770 Tensile Grade 1960 Tensile Grade Size Mass 1770 Tensile Grade 1960 Tensile Grade
    MBL MBF MBL MBL MBL MBF MBL MBL
    mm Kg/100m mm Kg/100m
    tonnes kN tonnes kN tonnes kN tonnes kN
    8 26.2 4.11 40.3 4.56 44.7 8 23.5 3.81 37.4 4.22 41.4
    9 33.1 5.20 51.0 5.76 56.5 9 29.7 4.82 47.3 5.34 52.4
    10 40.9 6.42 63.0 7.12 69.8 10 36.7 5.95 58.4 6.60 64.7
    11 49.5 7.77 76.2 8.61 84.4 11 44.4 7.21 70.7 7.99 78.3
    12 58.9 9.25 90.7 10.2 100.0 12 52.8 8.57 84.1 9.50 93.1
    13 69.1 10.8 106.0 12.0 118.0 13 62.0 10.1 96.7 11.1 109.0
    14 80.2 12.6 124.0 14.0 137.0 14 71.9 11.6 114.0 13.0 127.0
    16 105.0 16.4 161.0 18.3 179.0 16 94.0 15.3 150.0 16.9 166.0
    18 133.0 20.8 204.0 23.1 226.0 18 119.0 19.3 189.0 21.4 210.0
    19 148.0 23.1 227.0 25.7 252.0 19 132.0 21.5 211.0 23.8 233.0
    20 164.0 25.7 252.0 28.5 279.0 20 147.0 23.9 234.0 26.4 259.0
    22 198.0 31.1 305.0 34.5 338.0 22 178.0 28.8 263.0 31.9 313.0
    24 236.0 37.0 363.0 41.0 402.0 24 211.0 34.3 336.0 38.0 373.0
    26 276.0 43.4 426.0 48.1 472.0 26 248.0 40.3 395.0 44.6 437.0
    28 321.0 50.4 494.0 55.8 547.0 28 288.0 46.7 458.0 51.7 507.0
    32 419.0 65.7 645.0 72.9 715.0 32 376.0 61.0 598.0 67.5 662.0
    35 501.0 78.7 772.0 87.2 855.0 35 450.0 73.0 716.0 80.8 792.0
    36 530.0 83.3 817.0 92.2 904.0 36 476.0 77.2 757.0 85.5 838.0
    38 591.0 92.8 910.0 103.0 1010.0 38 530.0 85.9 843.0 95.3 834.0
    40 654.0 103.0 1010.0 114.0 1120.0 40 567.0 95.3 935.0 106.0 1040.0

    THESE ROPES ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH BS EN 12385-4:2002

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