6×7 FC GENERAL PURPOSE WIRE ROPES

Diameter Range: 8-46(mm)
Number Of Wires: 42
Average Fill Factor: 0,469
Average Spin Factor: 0,899

6 x 7 FC

6[1+6]

 Minimum Breaking Load (kN)

[According to Wire Tensile Strenght]
Rope Diamater(mm) Unit Weight(kg/m) 1570[N/mm2] 1770[N/mm2] 1960[N/mm2] 2160[N/mm2]
8 0,221 33,4 37,6 41,6 45,9
9 0,280 42,2 47,6 52,7 58,1
10 0,346 52,1 58,8 65,1 71,7
11 0,418 63,1 71,1 78,7 86,8
12 0,498 75,1 84,6 93,7 103
13 0,584 88,1 99,3 110 121
14 0,677 102 115 128 141
15 0,778 117 132 146 161
16 0,885 133 150 167 184
17 0,999 151 170 188 207
18 1,120 169 190 211 232
19 1,247 188 212 235 259
20 1,382 208 235 260 287
21 1,524 230 259 287 316
22 1,672 252 284 315 347
24 1,990 300 338 375 413
26 2,336 352 397 440 485
28 2,709 409 461 510
32 3,538 534 602 666
34 3,995 603 679
36 4,478 676 762
40 5,529 834
44 6,690 1.009

6×7 construction general purpose wire rope is available with either FC (fibre core) or WSC (wire strand core). When supplied with a WSC the rope is more commonly referred to as 7×7. The rope is very popular in smaller diameters from 0.5mm to 2mm where the cable remains very flexible. 6×7 ropes become quite rigid in the larger diameters and are often considered stiff in diameters 6mm and above. In these diameters, they tend to be used for applications where the rope is omitted/not working. A typical example is a mast stay. 7×7 construction is readily available in both galvanized and marine-grade stainless steel.

Applications

  • General engineering applications
  • Small diameter wire rope slings
  • Stay wires
  • Fencing rope
  • Catenary wire
  • Garage door cables
  • Standing rigging
  • Hanging signs
  • Ski-lifts

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