Mine-use (National Standard Forged) Wire Rope Clips GB/T5976-2006 Iron Man Machinery

How to choose wire rope clips for lifting machinery and hoisting equipment?

1. "Wire rope clips (national standard forged)" are suitable for more critical load-bearing environments.Recommended industries: cranes, pile drivers, mining, metallurgical equipment, oil drilling rigs, port machinery, elevators, and other hoisting machinery. According to standard GB/T 5976—2006 "Wire Rope Clips" Article 4.2.4, when rope clips are used on cranes, it is recommended to use forged rope clips. (Reference: GB/T5976-2006 Wire Rope Clips).

Tieren Machinery has found that there are some cast rope clips on the market. If defects such as pores or sand holes exist, the clip base may shatter under destructive heavy pressure. In contrast, wire rope clips (national standard forged) have undergone multiple destructive heavy pressure tests, and even if plastic deformation occurs in the clip base, it will not shatter.

2. When selecting wire rope clips, first identify the lay direction of the wire rope, i.e., right lay and left lay. According to the standard: the surface of the rope groove of the wire rope clip should match the lay direction of the wire rope surface. Therefore, wire rope clips are also divided into left clips and right clips and should be selected appropriately; they are not interchangeable.

3. Compared to cast rope clips, wire rope clips (national standard forged) have a higher density of internal organizational units, and the arc-shaped rope groove matches the wire rope, resulting in high binding strength. Additionally, when purchasing wire rope clips, special attention should be paid to inspecting the U-bolt thread dimensions. The outer diameter of the threads should meet the requirements of GB/T197-2003. Excessive clearance between the threads and the nut reduces the gripping force. The opening size of the U-bolt should meet standard requirements. An oversized opening may cause misalignment of the rope strands, while an undersized opening may reduce clamping force. Carefully inspect before use.