The assembly of wire ropes comprises a series of work steps aimed at adapting the wire rope so that it is perfectly matched to the respective application. These include

• Cutting to length: Cutting the wire rope to the length you need for your application.
• Sharpening: Sharpening the ends of the wire rope makes it easier to thread through narrow openings and enables precise installation. It also prevents the rope ends from splitting.
• Crimping: Crimping allows steel wire ropes to be fitted with eyelets, thimbles or special end pieces.
• Rolling: This process is used for certain end connections.
• Splicing and braiding: These techniques are used to create particularly stable and resilient end connections.
• Cutting (mechanical & electrical): These methods enable precise and structurally gentle shortening of wire ropes.

Our flexibility, for example when assembling a steel wire rope with eyelets, enables us to develop the perfect product for your application, regardless of whether it is a small or large series. We manufacture exactly what you need to ensure that it meets the highest standards.

A particularly frequently requested product is the aforementioned wire rope with eyelets. These eyelets provide a secure and stable end connection that is ideal for applications where the wire rope needs to be attached to hooks, bolts or other connection points. Our eyelets are carefully crimped to the steel wire rope to ensure high tensile strength and durability.

• Secure attachment: Eyelets ensure that the rope remains secure and stable at its attachment point, which is particularly important in safety-critical applications.
• Durability: The precise crimping combined with high quality materials ensures that the rope can withstand heavy loads and demanding environments.
• Versatility: Steel wire ropes with eyelets are used in a wide range of applications, from industrial lifting equipment to agricultural use.

Pre-assembled wire ropes are indispensable in numerous industries and applications. These include, among others:

• Construction industry: In lifting equipment, bridge construction and other structures where heavy loads need to be moved safely.
• Agriculture: For example in manure removal systems, where robust and corrosion-resistant ropes are required.
• Marine and offshore: Wire ropes that can withstand extreme conditions such as salt water and high loads are required here.
• Automotive industry: In wire rope hoists and other mechanical systems that need to function precisely and reliably.