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Severstal-metiz, Product Catalogue 

Low-carbon steel wire 4 

Medium- & high-carbon steel wire 32 

Netting 93 

Ropes 106 

Nails 159 

Fasteners 191 

Chains 196 

Calibrated 199 

Please note that, in early 2006, we acquired two 

additional plants in order to further augment our 

product range and amplify your satisfaction: 

Dneprometiz in Ukraine and Carrington Wire in U.K. 

Their products are not represented in this issue of 

the catalogue. Please, contact us for additional 

information of the specific product range. 

If you have any questions about our products or wish 

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Cherepovets, Vologda region, 162600 Russia 

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Wire

Low-carbon steel wire 

Raw materials and processing techniques 

The raw material for high-tensile wire is wire rods or 

bars with a diameter range 5.0 – 10.0 mm, made of the 

following low-carbon steel grades: 

• st0, 1kp, 1ps, 1sp, 2kp, 2ps, 2sp, 3kp, 3ps, 3sp to 

TU 1) 14-1-5283-94 “Wire rods from quality carbon 

steel for wire drawing”; 

• 05kp, 08kp, 08ps, 08, 10kp, 10, 20 to GOST 

1050-88 “Cold-formed and cold-finished bars and 

rods with special surface finish from quality 

structural carbon steel”; 

• SAE 1006, SAE 1008 by ASTM A 510M; 

• Sv08, Sv08A, Sv08AA, Sv08GA, Sv10GA to 

TU 14-1-4760-89 “Wire rods from carbon steel 

for electrode-making and arc-welding wire 

production”; 

• Sv08G2S to TU 14-1-2203-77 “Wire rods from 

alloy and high-alloy steel for arc-welding wire 

production”. 

The chemical composition of the processed steel grades is given 

in Table 1. 

Steel grade 

1) TU = Technical Specification 


C Mn Si 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Low-carbon steel wire is produced with a diameter 

range 0.25 – 8-8 mm, using multiple cold drawing 

and heat treatment technique. Alternation of these 

operations is defined by the requirements and 

specifications on the finished products. 

Dimensions and tolerances are given in each standard 

for a specific wire type. 

The wire is shipped in bundles with a weight of up to 

120 kg, in super-sized bundles with a weight of up to 

1300 kg, and in rosette coils with a weight of up to 

1000 kg. 

The overall dimensions and weight of wire bundles are given 

in Table 2. 

Elements mass percent, % 

LOW-CARBON STEEL WIRE 

Grades and chemical composition of the low-carbon steel Table 1. 

Ph S Cr Ni Cu 

not exceeding 

St0 not exc. 0.23 – – 0.070 0.060 – – – 

St1kp 0.06 – 0.12 0.25 – 0.50 not exc. 0.05 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St1ps 0.06 – 0.12 0.25 – 0.50 0.05 – 0.15 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St1sp 0.06 – 0.12 0.25 – 0.50 0.15 – 0.30 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St2kp 0.09 – 0.15 0.25 – 0.50 not exc. 0.05 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St2ps 0.09 – 0.15 0.25 – 0.50 0.05 – 0.15 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St2sp 0.09 – 0.15 0.25 – 0.50 0.15 – 0.30 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St3kp 0.14 – 0.22 0.30 – 0.60 not exc. 0.05 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St3ps 0.14 – 0.22 0.40 – 0.65 0.05 – 0.15 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St3sp 0.14 – 0.22 0.40 – 0.65 0.15 – 0.30 0.040 0.050 0.30 0.30 0.30 

St05kp not exc. 0.06 not exc. 0.40 not exc. 0.03 0.035 0.040 0.10 0.30 0.30 

St08kp 0.05 – 0.12 0.25 – 0.50 not exc. 0.03 0.035 0.040 0.10 0.30 0.30 

St08ps 0.05 – 0.11 0.35 – 0.65 0.05 – 0.17 0.035 0.040 0.10 0.30 0.30 

St08 0.05 – 0.12 0.35 – 0.65 0.17 – 0.37 0.035 0.040 0.10 0.30 0.30 

Table 1 continues on the next page 

© Severstal-metiz, 2006. © Anordica AB, 2006. Illustrations/photos are just examples. The package design can be different depending on technical specifications and customer order. April 2006, EN3 

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Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Grades and chemical composition of the low-carbon steel Cont. table 1. 

Steel grade 


C Mn Si 


Ph S Cr Ni Cu 

not exceeding 

10kp 0.07 – 0.14 0.25 – 0.50 not exc. 0.07 0.035 0.040 0.15 0.30 0.30 

10 0.07 – 0.14 0.35 – 0.65 0.17 – 0.37 0.035 0.040 0.35 0.30 0.30 

20 0.17 – 0.24 0.35 – 0.65 0.17 – 0.37 0.035 0.040 0.35 0.30 0.30 

T not exc. 0.11 not exc. 0.50 not exc. 0.05 0.045 0.050 0.15 0.20 0.20 

Sv08 not exc. 0.10 0.35 – 0.60 not exc. 0.03 0.040 0.040 0.15 0.30 0.25 

Sv08A not exc. 0.10 0.35 – 0.60 not exc. 0.03 0.030 0.030 0.12 0.25 0.25 

Sv08AA not exc. 0.10 0.35 – 0.60 not exc. 0.03 0.020 0.020 0.10 0.25 0.25 

Sv08GA not exc. 0.10 0.80 – 1.10 not exc. 0.06 0.030 0.025 0.10 0.25 0.25 

Sv10GA not exc. 0.12 1.10 – 1.40 not exc. 0.06 0.030 0.025 0.20 0.30 0.25 

Sv8G2S 0.05 – 0.11 1.80 – 2.10 0.70 – 0.95 0.030 0.025 0.20 0.25 0.25 

Wire bundle characteristics Table 2. 

Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight, kg, 

not exceeding 

Parameters of bundle, rosette coil 

Outer 

diameter, 

mm 

Inner diameter, 

mm 

Bright wire (without coating) 

0.25 – 0.45 10 200 

0.40 – 0.80 20 250 

0.90 – 1.40 60 350 

1.40 – 6.00 120 550 

Height, 

mm 

0.90 – 1.40 1300 630 – 810 350 560 

1.78 – 2.45 1300 630 – 810 400 

2.45 – 6.00 1300 630 – 810 410, 450, 500, 550 500 

Zinc-coated wire 

Packing 

Corrugated cardboard box 

Soft containers: 

paper, fabric, 

nonwoven fabric, film, 

polypropylene 

0.40 – 0.80 15 240 – 260 170 – 190 Corrugated cardboard box 

0.90 – 1.60 

exceeding 

1.60 

50 380 – 420 

not less than 250 500 – 550 360 (cardboard spool) 800 – 1100 

80 680 – 720 480 – 520 

500 – 1000 800 – 900 

360, 480 

(cardboard spool) 

360, 450 

(without cardboard 

spool) 

Symbolic notations used in the catalogue: 

Ch – Cherepovets Plant 

O – Oryol Plant 

V – Volgograd Plant 

LOW-CARBON STEEL WIRE 

800 – 1100 

Soft containers: 

paper, fabric, 

nonwoven fabric, film, 

polypropylene 


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Low-carbon 

general-purpose steel wire 

GOST1) Ch, O, V 

3282-74 

1) GOST = Russian State Standard 


LOW-CARBON GENERAL-PURPOSE STEEL WIRE 

Application area: 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

The wire is intended for nails, bailing, fencing 

and other domestic products manufacture. 

The wire is classified depending on: 

• treatment: heat-treated (annealed) or not 

heat-treated; 

• coating: without coating or zinc-coated. 

Characteristics: 

Mechanical properties are given in Table 3 on the 

next page. Steel grades should be selected with respect 

to a diameter of the finished wire, see Table 4 on the 

next page. 

Chemical composition is given in Table 1. 


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Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Mechanical properties Table 3. 

Wire diameter, 

mm 


Tolerance 

on 

diameter, 

mm 

Tensile strength, N/mm 2 Elongation δ 100 , %, 

not less than, for 

heat-treated wire 

Not heat-treated Heat-treated 

Group I Group II 

Without 

coating 

With 

coating 

Without 

coating 

With 

coating 

0.25 -0.02 690 – 1370 690 – 1370 290-490 340 – 540 15 12 

from 0.28 up to 0.36 incl. -0.03 690 – 1370 690 – 1370 290 – 490 340 – 540 15 12 

« 0.36 « 0.45 « -0.04 690 – 1370 690 – 1370 290 – 490 340 – 540 15 12 

« 0.45 « 0.60 « -0.04 690 – 1270 690 – 1180 290 – 490 340 – 540 15 12 

« 0.60 « 1.00 « -0.05 690 – 1270 690 – 1180 290 – 490 340 – 540 15 12 

« 1.00 « 1.20 « -0.06 590 – 1270 690 – 1180 290 – 490 340 – 540 15 12 

« 1.20 « 2.00 « -0.10 590 – 1180 690 – 980 290 – 490 340 – 540 15 12 

« 2.00 « 2.50 « -0.12 590 – 1180 690 – 980 290 – 490 340 – 540 15 12 

« 2.50 « 3.20 « -0.12 540 – 1080 640 – 930 290 – 490 340 – 540 20 18 

« 3.20 « 3.60 « -0.16 440 – 930 640 – 930 290 – 490 340 – 540 20 18 

« 3.60 « 4.50 « -0.16 440 – 930 590 – 880 290 – 490 340 – 540 20 18 

« 4.50 « 6.00 « -0.16 390 – 830 490 – 780 290 – 490 340 – 540 20 18 

« 6.00 « 7.50 « -0.20 390 – 830 490 – 780 290 – 490 340 – 540 20 – 

8.00 -0.20 390 – 780 490 – 780 290 – 490 340 – 540 20 – 

from 8.00 up to 8.80 incl. -0.20 390 – 690 440 – 690 290 – 490 340 – 540 20 – 

Recommendations 

on steel grades selection Table 4. 

Wire diameter, mm Steel grade 

0.25 – 2.2 05kp, 08kp, Sv08, T, SAE 1006, SAE 1008 

2.5 – 4.0 1kp, 1ks, 1sp, 2kp, St0, T, 3kp, 3ps 

4.5 – 8.8 1kp, 1ps, 2kp, 2ps, 3kp, 3ps, St0 



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Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Packing Table 5. 

Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight, kg, 

max 

Coil sizes 

Outer diameter, 

mm 

Inner 

diameter, 

mm 

Bright 

Height, mm 

Wrapping 

0.3 – 0.45 10 

200 – Wooden or cardboard containers with 

weight of up to 1000 kg, 

0.45 – 0.80 20 

not specified 

250 – 

or soft wrapping 

0.80 – 1.60 60 350 – 

1.60 – 5.00 

6.00 – 8.00 

120 550 – 

1000 (coil) 800 400 500 

250 650 – 

1000 (coil) 800 400 500 

Galvanized 

0.40 – 0.80 25 – min. 140 – 

0.80 – 1.40 

1.60 – 4.00 

60 – 

800 

(rosette coil) 

100 (coil) 

800 

(rosette coil) 

not 

specified 

500 – 750 min. 350 

550 – 900 

min. 450 

min. 350 

not 

specified 

Soft wrapping: 

polypropylene laminated hose 

No wrapping 

Wooden or cardboard containers with 

weight up to 1000 kg, or soft wrapping 

Soft wrapping: 

polypropylene laminated hose 


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Annealed wire in 

rosette (orbit) coils 

GOST 1) 3282-74 


For the wrapping of recycled materials (paper, 

plastic, aluminum cans). 


Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Diameter 

tolerance, mm 

1.60 – 2.00 -0.10 


Tensile 

Stength, 

N/mm 2 

Elongation, %, 

no less than 

2.00 – 2.50 -0.12 15 

2.50 – 3.20 -0.12 300 – 490 20 

3.20 – 3.60 -0.16 20 

3.60 – 4.00 -0.16 20 

Packing: 

baling bands are used at 4 points, 

shipping rings are possible. 

Shipping package: 

doubled rosette coils (two rosette coils weighing 

250 – 350 kg each), baling bands are used at 4 

points, shipping rings are possible. 

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ANNEALED WIRE IN ROSETTE (ORBIT) COILS 

Outer Ø, 790 ± 30 mm 

Inner Ø, 

400 ± 20 mm 

Rosette coils weight, kg 

250 – 800 

(averaged 600) 

Inner 

diameter, 

mm 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 



Outer 

diameter, 

mm 

400 790 


9

Polygraphic wire 

GOST 1) 7480-73 


The wire is intended for stitching up polygraphic, fair 

and cardboard products. 

Two types of polygraphic wire are available: 

• without coating 

• zinc-coated. 




mm 

0.50 

Packing: 


Tensile strength, 

N/mm 2 


Bead diameter, 

mm 

3.50 

0.56 3.50 

0.60 3.50 

0.70 690 – 880 

3.50 

0.80 5.00 

0.90 5.00 

Fold test 

Number of folds, 

not less than 

1.20 7.50 10 

The wire is shipped in bundles or spools of a weight 

of 15 – 20 kg, packed in a corrugated cardboard box 

with a total weight of up to 1000 kg. 

POLYGRAPHIC WIRE 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


6 

10

Quality low-carbon wire 

GOST 1) 792-67 Ch 


The wire is intended for manufacture of machine parts 

and elements; it can be also used as a cable lead. 

Two types of wire are available: 

• without coating 

• zinc-coated. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Diameter 

tolerances, 

mm 

0.5 ±0.03 

0.8 




N/mm 2 , minimum 

KS KO 

390 360 

Mechanical properties 

Number of bends on 

180°, min 

Tested with a tie. 

In this case tensile 

strength is not less 

than 50% of usual 

tensile strength while 

testing without a tie 

±0.04 

1.0 9 

1.2 7 

1.4 16 

1.6 13 

1.8 

2.0 11 

2.2 ±0.07 

10 

2.6 9 

QUALITY LOW-CARBON WIRE 

Number of 

twists 360°, 

min 

3.0 9 14 

3.6 

4.0 9 

±0.08 

4.5 8 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


12 

30 

25 

20 

18 

16 

6 13 

5.0 6 9 

11 

11

Wire is shipped in coils Table 9. 

Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Minimal inner 

diameter, mm 


Weight, kg 

Minimal inner 

diameter, mm 

KS KO 

QUALITY LOW-CARBON WIRE 

Weight, kg 

0.5 – 0.8 140 5 – 25 180 5 – 20 

1.0 – 1.4 Not specified 20 – 50 270 20 – 60 

1.6 – 4.5 

500 40 – 140 

450 20 – 100 

4.5 – 5.0 600 40 – 150 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


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Low-carbon galvanized wire 

for muzzle (muselet) 

manufacture 

TU 1) 14-4-1128-81 


The wire is intended for muzzle manufacture 

(wire bridle on the corks of champagne bottles) 

using cold-bending technique. 

The finished wire is heat-treated and hot-dip 

galvanized. 




LOW-CARBON GALVANIZED WIRE FOR MUZZLE (MUSELET) MANUFACTURE 

Wire diameter, mm Tolerance on diameter, mm 

Packing: 

Tensile strength, N/mm 2 , 

not exceeding 

Elongation δ 100 , %, 

not less than 

1.0 +/- 0.02 290 – 470 15 

The wire is manufactured in rosette coils with a 

weight of up to 800 kg. 

The wire is shipped in bundles of a weight of 45 kg, 

which are packed into a corrugated cardboard box 

with a total weight of up to 1000 kg. 


Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Table 10. 


Table 6. 

13

Polymer-coated wire 

TU 1) 14-178-290-95 and TU 14-178-351-98 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


Wire-base Wire-base 

∅, mm 

Annealed 

Not 

annealed 



Diameter 

of coated 

wire, mm 


Tolerance 

on ∅, mm 

2.2 3.2 +/- 0,06 

2.7 3.7 +/- 0,08 

3,4 4.4 +/- 0,10 

1.8 2.5 

2.0 2.8 

Each rosette coil can contain up to 2 welds with no 

polymeric coating for a length of up to 100 mm. 

Welds are marked with paper. 

Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

TU 14-178-351-98 

340 – 540 

TU 14-178-290-95 

POLYMER-COATED WIRE 


The wire is intended for woven wire cloths and 

mesh-structures manufacture. 

The wire is made from general-purpose 

carbon wire to GOST 2) 3282-74. 

Coating – HDPE (high-density polyethylene) 

with UV-protective coating. PVC free. 

Coating color – green RAL 6005. 

Coating types: 

• polymer only 

• zinc EN 10244 class D + polymer 

• zinc EN 10244 class A + polymer 


Elongation 

δ 100 , %, 

Not less 

than 12 

+0.12 500 – 700 – 

Polymeric coating 

properties 

Maintains integrity 

when folding in loop 

so long as the 

inner diameter 

of a loop does not 

exceed the nominal 

wire diameter 

Maintains integrity 

when folding in loop 

so long as the 

inner diameter 

of a loop does not 

exceed the nominal 

wire diameter 

Packing: Shipped in rosette coils: 

Zinc coating 

surface density 

requirements 

EN 10244 

Class D 

or 

EN 10244 

Class A 

• rosette weight 250 – 500 kg 

• outer diameter 800 – 900 mm 

• inner diameter not less than 360 mm 

• height not more than 1000 mm 

Baling bands are used in 4 points, shipping rings are 

possible. 


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Mono-basic barbed wire 

GOST 1) 285-69 

Zinc surface density Table 12. 

Wire component Diameter, mm 

Packing: 



Zinc surface 

density, g/mm 2 , 

not less than 

1 class 

Line 2.8 70 

Barb 2.0 50 

Shipped in bundles of a weight of up to 35 kg. 


Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


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MONO-BASIC BARBED WIRE 

The wire is intended for fencing manufacture of different types. 

• made from low-carbon steel 

• corrosion-resistant due to zinc coating with 

passivating layer 

Barbed wire structure is given on the drawing. 

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Note: angles α, β and γ – not less than 30° 

dimension a – not less than 2.8 mm 

b – not less than 2.3 mm 

h – not less than 17 mm 


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Di-basic barbed wire 

TU 1) 14-178-276-95 


The wire is intended for fencing and impediments 

manufacture for construction and military aims. 

The barbed wire consists of two twisted strands (line 

wire) with two or four barbs set at equal distances 

(see drawing). 

Geometries of the di-basic barbed wire are given in Table 13. 


Di-basic barbed wire geometries Table 13. 

Barbed wire component parameter Parameter value 

Line wire diameter, mm 2.0; 2.2; 2.5; 2.7; 2.8 

Barbing wire diameter, mm 1.8; 2.0 

Distance between barbs, mm, not less than 75; 100; 125; 150 

Barb length, mm, not less than 13 

Barbs fold angle, degree not less than 30 

The line wire is made from heat-treated wire 

GOST 3282-74 with a tensile strength not less than 

350 N/mm 2 , with or without zinc coating. The line 

wire withstands not less than five twists of 180°. 

The barbing wire is made from non-heat-treated 

wire GOST 3282-74 with a tensile strength not 

exceeding 1180 N/mm 2 , with or without zinc coating. 

Barb turning is possible, but not exceeding 30˚. 

The wire is wound round the base with 1 3/4 or 2 1/4 

turns. Zinc surface density of line and barbing wire is 

not less than 50 g/m 2 , the wire is dipped at least once, 

with a dipping duration of 60 seconds. 



Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


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DI-BASIC BARBED WIRE 

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16

Arc welding and electrode- 

making steel wire 


2246-70 


The wire is intended for arc welding and electrode 

making. 

The wire is manufactured in the following steel 

grades: Sv08, Sv08A, Sv08AA, Sv08G2S, Sv08GA. 

Chemical composition of the wire is given in Table 1. 


ARC WELDING AND ELECTRODE-MAKING STEEL WIRE 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


Wire diameter, mm Steel grade Tensile strength, N/mm 2 

0.3 – 5.5 Sv08, Sv08A, Sv08AA, Sv08GA Not specified 

0.8 – 1.5 

882 – 1323 

1.6 882 – 1274 

Sv08G2S 

2.0 784 – 1176 

2.0 – 5.0 686 – 1029 


∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inside ∅, mm Supplemental packing 

0.8 – 1.6 Coils 20 – 60 not less than 270 

0.8 – 1.6 Cassettes 15 – 20 – 

1.0 – 2.0 Coils 80 not less than 350 

2.5 – 5.0 

Super-size 

coils 


not exc. 

1000 

Soft packing 

(paraffin paper and packing fabric; laminated rustpreventing 

paper; Ch – inhibited laminated paper) 

Water- and moisture proof polyethylene packs 

and cardboard boxes 

Soft packing 

(paraffin paper and packing fabric; laminated rustpreventing 

paper; Ch – inhibited laminated paper) 

not less than 380 Polypropylene 


17

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Cold-drawn low-carbon steel 

wire for concrete reinforcement 

GOST1) Ch, V, O 

6727-80 




COLD-DRAWN LOW-CARBON STEEL WIRE FOR CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT 

The wire is intended for reinforcement of concrete 

constructions. 

The wire is manufactured with die-rolled section, 

class Vr -1. 



mm 

Packing 

Breaking 

strength, 

kgs 

Yield strength, 

kgs 

Elongation %, 

min 

Table 16. 

Linear density, 

kg 

3.0 400 355 2.0 0.052 

4.0 720 630 2.5 0.092 

5.0 1085 985 3.0 0.144 

Table 17. 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inside ∅, mm 

3.0 – 5.0 Super-size coils Not exc. 1000 Not less than 380 



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Three-side die-rolled section 

reinforcing steel BST 500M 

DIN 488 Ch 


The wire is intended for concrete reinforcement. 

Die-rolled section contains three rows of sloping 

lugs, one of them in the opposite direction. The wire 

is tagged on one of the rows with a horizontal lug, 

the wire is marked with horizontal lug being of 

constant frequency with a pitch of 240 – 540 mm. 


Geometries of reinforcing steel 

Profile 

number 

(nominal 

diameter, d) 

Height of lug, 

mm, 

min 

The wire is shipped in rosette coils or in super-sized 

coils of a weight of up to 1000 kg. 


THREE-SIDE DIE-ROLLED SECTION REINFORCING STEEL BST 500M 

Pitch of lug, 

mm 

Width of lug 

at the top, 

mm 

Smooth part, 

mm 

Table 18. 

Weight of 

1 running 

meter, kg 

4 0.30 

0.40 – 0.80


COLD-DRAWN LOW-CARBON STEEL FOR CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Cold-drawn low-carbon steel 

for concrete reinforcement 

TU 1) 14-1-5248-94 Ch 


The wire is intended for concrete reinforcement. 

It is produced with three-side die-rolled section. 


Geometries of reinforcing steel Table 24. 

Profile 

number 

(nominal 

diameter, d) 



Height of lug, 

mm, 

min 

Pitch of lug, 

mm 

Width of lug 

at the top, 

mm 

Smooth part, 

mm 

Weight of 

1 running 

meter, kg 

4 0.30 

0.40 – 0.80

Galvanized steel wire for 

conductor cables armoring 

GOST1) Ch, V, O 

1526-81 


The wire is intended for conductor cables armoring. 


GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE FOR CONDUCTOR CABLES ARMORING 

Depending on its purpose and zinc surface density, the width is divided into the following groups: 

• ST – for standard environment; 

• SE – for severe environment. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

0.3 

Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

340 – 540 

The wire is shipped in coils. The wire of diameter 

range 0.8 – 3.0 mm can be manufactured in rosette 

coils on customer’s demand. 


Elongation 

δ 200 

%, min 

Coiling on cylindrical core 

Core diameter 

to wire diameter 

ratio 

Number of 

coils 

Zinc surface density, 

g/m 2 , min 

Group 

ST 

Group 

SE 

0.4 4 

25 76 

0.8 

150 

9 

1.0 60 170 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


6 

25 46 

0.5 30 90 

0.6 

6 

45 120 

1.2 200 

1.4 75 215 

1.6 

1.8 

2.0 

2.2 

2.4 

2.5 

2.6 

2.8 

3.0 

13 

80 230 

90 

240 

260 

120 275 

4.0 135 290 

21

Packing 

∅, mm Packing 

0.3 – 0.8 

1.0 – 4.0 



Bag paper, non-woven fabric, corrugated 

cardboard covered with a bag paper 

Table 21. 

Soft packing on request: bundles in films, rosette 

coils in polypropylene 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


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GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE FOR OVERHEAD COMMUNICATION LINES 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

overhead communication lines 

GOST1) Ch, O 

1668-73 


The wire is intended for overhead communication lines. 

The wire is manufactured from the telegraph steel 

grade «T». 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Remark: diameter 1.5 – 2.0 mm – heat-treated; 

diameter 2.5 – 4.0 mm – not heat-treated 

Packing 

Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 , min 

Elongation 

δ 200 ,%, 

min 

Number of 

folds, min 


g/m 2 , min 

Table 18. 

class 1 class 2 

1.5 

6 70 50 

640 – 

2.0 8 80 60 

2.5 

90 70 

3.0 360 10 – 

90 90 

4.0 110 100 

Specific 

resistance, max. 

0,138 

Om*mm 2 /m 

under 20°C 


1.5 – 4.0 

Bundle 20 – 100 

Rosete coils not exc. 800 

not less than 

450 

not less than 

350 

Table 23. 

Non woven fabric + crepe paper; 

film packing – on demand 

On demand – soft packing in 

polypropylene 

Table 22. 


23

Low-carbon wire for fibre 

manufacture 

TU 1) 14-178-370-99 Ch 


The wire is intended for fibre manufacture. 

Bright. 



Accuracy class 


Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 , min 



N/mm 2 , 

min 

LOW-CARBON WIRE FOR FIBRE MANUFACTURE 

Relative 

elongation δ 5 , 

%, min 

A-400C 480 400 14 

A-500C 550 500 12 

The wire is shipped in super-sized coils of a weight 

of up to 1000 kg which are put on wooden pallet. 

No wrapping. 


∅, mm 


N/mm 2 , min 

Number of 

folds, min 

1.0 – 1.2 1100 – 1300 4 

The wire is shipped on spools or in super-sized coils 

of a weight of up to 1000 kg. 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


24

Low-carbon wire for netting 

TU1) Ch, O 

14-4-1563-89 


The wire is intended for netting manufacture. 

Wire is distinguished by the following types: 

• non heat-treated: without coating, zinc-coated 

• heat-treated: bright, black, zinc-coated. 

Zinc-coated wire can be of 2 groups: 

• group L 

• group C 



LOW-CARBON WIRE FOR NETTING 

Mechanical properties of non heat-treated wire Table 28. 


mm 



N/mm 2 , min 

1.2 1270 

1.4 

1.6 

1.8 


min 


g/m 2 , min 

for bright and zinc-coated wire Group L Group C 

1180 

2.0 6 

2.5 10 70 120 

3.0 980 

4 

8 

6 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Mechanical properties heat-treated wire Table 29. 

∅, mm 

4.0 830 

5.0 690 8 


N/mm 2 

Relative elongation, 

δ 100 , %, 

min 


50 

80 

75 

90 

135 

155 


N/mm 2 

Without coating Zinc-coated 

Relative elongation, 

δ 100 , %, 

min 

0,20 – 0.40 

25 

16 

290 – 440 

340 – 540 

0.40 – 2. 80 20 15 

25

The wire is shipped: 

• in coils of a weight of up to 80 kg (bright and 

zinc-coated); 

• in super-sized coils of a weight of up to 1000 kg 

(diam. 1.8 – 5.0 mm non heat-treated). 

On customer’s demand: zinc-coated wire of 

diameter 0.8 – 3.60 mm can be manufactured in 

rosette coils of a weight of up to 800kg. 


Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Zinc surface density for heat-treated wire Table 30. 

∅, mm 


N/mm 2 

Elongation, δ 100 , %, 

min 


N/mm 2 

Without coating Zinc-coated 

Elongation, δ 100 , %, 

min 

0.20 – 0.40 

25 

16 

290 – 440 

340 – 540 

0.40 – 2. 80 20 15 

∅, mm 

0.20 – 0.30 10 

0.32 – 0.37 15 

Zinc surface density, g/m 2 

Group L Group C 

Not less than 

20 

0.40 – 0.45 

20 

0.50 – 0.56 30 

0.6 – 0.65 

0.7 

30 

0.71 – 0.8 35 

0.9 – 1.0 40 

1.1 – 1.60 

1.8 

2.0 

50 

2.2 60 

35 

40 

75 

90 

2.5 – 2.8 70 120 

Table 31. 

LOW-CARBON WIRE FOR NETTING 


26

Galvanized binding wire for 


Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

overhead communication lines 

GOST1) Ch, O 

15892-70 


The wire is intended for cables fastening to insulators 

and joining of separate ends of a linear wire. 

The manufactured wire is classified by zinc coating in 

two classes. 


GALVANIZED BINDING WIRE FOR OVERHEAD COMMUNICATION LINES 


Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

1.00 

Diamter 

tolerance, 

mm 


Tensile 

strength σ v , 

N/mm 2 

Mechanical properties Zinc coating 

Elongation 

δ 200 , % 

Number 

of folds 

Number 

of twists 

Zinc surface 

density, g/m 2 , 

min 

Not less than Class 1 Class 2 

8 12 50 

1.20 15 15 

1.40 ±0,06 290 – 490 12 10 17 

2.00 15 20 80 

2.50 21 22 70 90 

On customer’s demand the wire can be manufactured 

in rosette coils of a weight of up to 800kg. 

Minimal 

inside 

diameter of 

a coil, mm 

Weight 

of a 

coil, kg 


60 

60 

Not 

specified 

20 – 50 

450 20 – 100 

27




conductor cables armoring 

TU 1) 14-4-1845-99 Ch 


Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

1.20 

1.40 

1.60 

1.80 

2.00 

2.20 

2.40 

2.50 

2.60 

2.80 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 

-0.12 

The wire is shipped in coils. 



Tensile strength σ v , 

N/mm2 

340 – 540 

Elongation 

δ 200 , %, 

min 

Zinc surface 

density 

g/m 2 , 

min 

3.00 100 

4.00 - 0.16 110 

Wire diameter, mm 

Minimal inside diameter of 

a coil, mm 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


9 

13 

Weight of a coil kg, 

min 

1.20 – 1.40 Not specified 20 – 50 

1.60 – 4.00 450 20 – 100 

Table 34. 

60 

80 

90 

28

Low-carbon wire for staples 

manufacture 

TU 1) 1211-288-00187211-99 O 


The wire is intended for manufacture of furniture 

staples. 



LOW-CARBON WIRE FOR STAPLES MANUFACTURE 


Wire diameter, mm Tensile strength, N/mm 2 Number of folds, 

min 

0.9 490 – 830 

1.0 

1.20 

1.50 

1.80 



490 – 880 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


6 

29

Structural carbon steel wire 

GOST 1) 17350-91 O 

The wire is made of the steel grades 08 kp, 10, 

10 ps, 10 kp, 15, 15 kp, 15 ps, 20, 20 kp, 20 ps with 

a chemical composition according to GOST 1050 – 88. 

The wire is produced with a diameter range 

∅ 0.32 – 6.0 mm and classified by its strength into 2 

groups. 



STRUCTURAL CARBON STEEL WIRE 


Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

0.32 – 0.75 

0.8 – 1.0 

1.1-2.0 

2.1 – 3.0 

3.1 – 5.0 


Packed in paper and wrapped with polymer film or 

fabric. 


Tensile strength, N/mm 2 

08 kp 10, 10 ps, 10 kp 15, 15 ps, 15 kp, 20, 20 ps 

Gr. 2 Gr. 1 Gr. 2 Gr. 1 Gr. 2 Gr. 1 

– 

min 

490 640 540 640 590 

440 

590 

590 

390 440 490 

5.3 – 6.0 340 390 440 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 


490 

540 

30


LOW CARBON WIRE 10, 10KP, 15 

Lowcarbon 

steel wire 

Low carbon wire 10, 10kp, 15 

TU 1) 14-4-132-88 V 

The wire of Ø 1.5 – 6.0 mm is made from steel grades 

10 and 10KP. 

The wire of Ø 1.8 and 3.0 mm – from steel grade 15. 




mm 

1.5 

1.7 

Packing 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inside ∅, mm Packing 

1,5 Coils 

300 

not less than 

exceeding 

Coils 60 

450 

1,5 


Diameter 

tolerance 


N/mm 2 

not less than 

430 

Elongation 

5% 

not less than 

Table 37. 

Number of 

twists, 

not less than 

1.8 -0.06 

780 7 

2.0 

2.95 -0.05 6 

3.0 -0.06 

3.5 -0.08 8 

9 

3.95 -0.05 

430 

4.0 -0.08 5 

4.4 -0.08 

4.43 -0.05 9 

5.0 -0.08 

6.0 -0.08 5 

The wire of interim diameters can be delivered on 

customer’s demand. 

Wire out-of-roundness should not exceed half of 

diameter tolerance. 

Table 38. 

Covered with preservative oil 


3 

The wire of diameter Ø 2.95, 3.0, 3.5, 3.95 and 4.0 mm 

is shipped calibrated on customer’s demand with tensile 

strength ranges 430 – 640 N/mm 2 without tests on 

elongation and twists. 

31

Steel grades and chemical composition 

of medium- and high-carbon steels 

Standard 

(GOST 1) , 

TU 2) ) 

GOST 

1050-88 

TU 14-1-5317-95 

GOST 

10702-78 

GOST 

14959-79 

GOST 

10543-98 

GOST 1435-99 

commission 

goods 

Steel 

grade 


C Mn 

20 0.17 – 0.24 0.35 – 0.65 

35 0.32 – 0.40 

45 0.42 – 0.50 

50 0.47 – 0.55 

55 0.52 – 0.60 

0.30 – 0.60 

20 0.17 – 0.24 0.35 – 0.65 

60 0.57 – 0.65 

65 0.62 – 0.70 

70 0.67 – 0.75 

75 0.72 – 0.80 

80 0.77 – 0.85 

85 0.82 – 0.90 

10 0.07 – 0.14 

15 0.12 – 0.19 

20 – 45 0.17 – 0.50 

0.40 – 0.70 

0.30 – 0.60 

not exc. 

0.60 

Elements, percent (%), by mass 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Si P S Cr Ni Cu 

Not exceeding 

0.17 – 0.37 0.035 0.040 0.15 0.15 0.20 

0.370 (high-quality rope) 

0.450 (quality rope) 

65G 0.62 – 0.70 0.90 – 1.20 0.17 – 0.37 

65 – 85 0.62 – 0.90 0.50 – 0.70 0.17 – 0.37 






0.20 0.035 0.040 





0.10 0.10 

0.15 

0.25 

32 



0.15 0.20 

0.12 0.25 0.20 

30CrMnSiA 0.25 – 0.35 0.80 – 0.12 0.80 – 0.12 0.025 0.025 0.80 – 0.12 0.40 0.20 

U7A 0.65 – 0.74 

U8A 0.75 – 0.84 

U9A 0.85 – 0.94 

U10A 0.95 – 1.04 



OVERVIEW 

Table 1. 

0.17 – 0.28 0.17 – 0.33 0.025 0.018 0.20 – 0.40 0.25 0.25


OVERVIEW 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Chemical composition of electrode-making wire Table 2. 

Steel grade C Si Mn Cr Ni Mo Ti 

sv08Mn2Si 0.05 – 0.11 0.7 – 0.95 1.8 – 2.1 

sv08Mn1Si 

not exc. 

0.11 

0.8 – 1.1 1.4 – 1.7 

not exc. 

0.2 

not exc. 

0.1 

not exc. 

0.25 

not exc. 

0.1 

– – 

– – – 

0.01 

sv10MnA 

not exc. 

not exc. 

0.06 

1.1 – 1.4 

not exc. 

not exc. 

0.3 

– – – 

sv10MnNi 

sv10MnNiA 

0.12 

0.15 – 0.35 0.9 – 1.2 

0.2 

0.9 – 1.2 

– 

– 

– 

– 

– 

sv04Ni2MnTiA 

sv04Ni3MnMoTiA 

not exc. 

0.05 

not exc. 

0.20 

1.3 – 1.6 

not exc. 

2.0 – 2.4 

2.4 – 2.8 

– 

0.2 – 0.3 

sv08MnSiNiTiA 

not vexc. 

0.10 

0.6 – 0.9 1.4 – 1.8 

0.3 

0.8-1.2 – 

0.05 – 0.12 

N O S P 

not less than 


0.015 

– 

0.025 0.03 

0.005 0.012 0.015 

sv08CrNi2MnMoTiA 0.06 – 0.11 0.12 – 0.3 0.8 – 1.1 0.25 – 0.45 2.1 – 2.5 0.25 – 0.45 – 0.20 0.025 

sv07CrNi3MoCu 0.04 – 0.09 0.15 – 0.35 0.3 – 0.6 0.85 – 1.1 2.8 – 3.2 0.5 – 0.65 – – – 

sv03CrNi3MoCu 

not exc. 

0.05 

0.12 – 0.32 0.5 – 0.8 0.6 – 0.9 2.6-2.9 0.4 – 0.6 – – – 

sv08CrMn2SiMoV 0.04 – 0.08 0.2 – 0.4 0.8 – 1.2 0.6 – 1.0 

not exc. 

0.2 

0.4 – 0.6 – – – 

sv10CrMn2SiMoV 0.08 – 0.12 0.3 – 0.5 1.0 – 1.4 0.7 – 0.9 – 0.2 – 0.4 – – – 

Symbolic notations 

used in the catalogue: 




0.012 0.015 

not 

exc. 

0.020 

33 

0.025

Carbon structural steel wire 

GOST 1) Ch, O, V 

17305-91 

Gauges and tolerances Table 3. 

Wire diameter Diameter tolerance, mm 

0.32 – 0.8 V -0.03 

0.85 – 1.2 O -0.04 

1.3 – 3.0 -0.06 

3.2 – 6.0 -0.08 

Note: wire out-of-roundness should not exceed half the 

diameter tolerance. 

See tables 4 and 5 on the next page for information about 

mechanical properties and packing. 



CARBON STRUCTURAL STEEL WIRE 


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

The wire is intended for critical parts, components 

and mechanism manufacture for home and industrial 

equipment. 

The wire is made of the following steel grades: 08kp, 

10, 10ps, 10kp, 15, 15ps, 20, 20kp, 25, 30, 35, 40, 

45, 50. 

Chemical composition of these steel grades is given in Table 1. 


34


mm 

1.0 

08kp 


Tensile strength, N/mm 2 , not less than, 

steel grades 

10, 10ps, 

10kp 

20, 20ps, 

20kp, 15ps, 

15kp, 15 

35, 30, 

25 

CARBON STRUCTURAL STEEL WIRE 

45, 50, 

40 

Number of folds, not less than, 

steel grades 

10, 08kp, 

10 ps, 10 

kp 

20, 20ps, 

20kp, 15ps, 

15kp, 15 

gr2 gr1 gr2 gr1 gr2 gr1 gr2 gr1 gr2 gr1 

440 

490 

540 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


1.05 – 1.2 incl. 

2.1 – 2.6 incl. 

7 6 7 6 5 3 

590 590 590 

2.6 – 3.0 incl. 7 6 6 5 3 3 


35, 

30, 

25 

880 980 7 6 7 6 6 5 

1.5 – 2.0 incl. 780 880 7 6 7 6 5 4 

45, 

50, 

40 

9 7 8 6 7 6 

1.2 – 1.5 incl. 4 3 4 3 3 2 

3.1 – 3.5 incl. 

390 440 490 

8 6 8 6 4 3 

3.6 – 4.0 7 6 6 5 3 2 

4.1 – 5.0 690 780 7 5 7 5 5 3 

5.3 – 6.0 340 390 440 6 5 5 4 2 1 

Wire surface is free of rolled-in scales, splash scales 

and rust, as well as fire marks, rolled blisters, rolled 

cracks, ripple markings and pinchers with a depth 

exceeding half the diameter tolerance. 

Packing 


1.6 – 3.0 Ch Coils 80 

under 1.3 350 

over 1.3 550 

3.0 – 6.0 Ch Super-size coils 1000 400 

1.0 – 1.20 O Coils 60 350 

1.20 – 2.20 O Coils 80 550 

2.30 – 6.0 O Coils 120 550 

0.40 – 6.30 V Coils 15 – 120 250 – 550 

Table 5. 

Preservation, non woven fabric and a 

film or a crepe paper Ch 

Preservation, paraffin paper and 

fabric or a flim O 

up to ∅ 0.50 incl. – preservation, 

paraffin paper + box V 

over 0.50 – preservation, paraffin 

paper + film or packing strip V 

35

Flat steel strip for 

furniture blocks 

TU 1) Ch, V 

14-4-1338-85 


The steel strip is intended for manufacture of spring 

block frames used for divans, arm-chairs, etc. 

The steel strip is made of the following steel grades: 

45, 50, 55. 


Gauges and tolerances 


FLAT STEEL STRIP FOR FURNITURE BLOCKS 

Strip sizes, mm Width tolerance, mm Breadth tolerance, mm 

2.5×9.0 -0.25 -1.2 


Strip sizes, mm Tensile strength, N/mm 2 

Table 7. 

*Steel strips of tensile strength exceeding 1230 N/mm 2 are 

manufactured according to customer’s demand. 

Packing 

2.5×9.0 880 – 1230* 

Sizes, mm Type 

2.5×9.0 


Inside diameter, 

mm 

Coils 300 200 Ch 

Coils 400 – 500 

Table 6. 

Weight, kg Comment 

Small coils – 250 V 

Big coils – 600 V 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


Table 8. 

Delivered hard drawn with no oiling 

36

Flat steel strip for 

furniture blocks 

TU 1) 14-178-399-2000 


The steel strip is intended for use in the furniture 

industry. 

The steel strip is made of the following steel grades: 

45, 50, 55 




FLAT STEEL STRIP FOR FURNITURE BLOCKS 

Strip sizes, mm Width tolerance, mm Breadth tolerance, mm 

2.1×10.0 -0.25 -1.0 


Strip sizes, mm Tensile strength, N/mm 2 

Table 10. 

* Steel strips of tensile strength exceeding 1230 N/mm 2 are 

manufactured according to customer’s demand. 

Packing 

2.1×10.0 880 – 1230* 

Sizes, mm Type Weight, kg Comment 

2.1×10.0 Coils 200 Shipped hard-drawn 


Table 9. 

Table 11. 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


37

Steel wire for cores 

TU 1) 14-4-1456-87 


The wire is intended for cable core manufacture. 

The wire is made of the following steel grades: 65, 

70 and 75. 


Gauges and mechanical properties 


mm 

4.1 

4.4 

6.1 


Diameter 

tolerance, mm 



N/mm 2 

STEEL WIRE FOR CORES 

Table 12. 

Relative narrowing, % 

±0.04 not exceeding 784 not less than 50 

Microstructure: pearlite surface of grades 2 – 8. Decarburised 

layer depth should not exceed 3% of the real diameter. 

Packing 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inside ∅, mm Comment 

Table 13. 

4.1 – 6.1 Super-size coils 1000 400 Shipped hard-drawn, in soft packages 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


38

Steel wire for cable cores 

GOST 1) 9850-72 


Wire diameter, mm Diameter tolerance, mm 

1.85 – 2.20 

2.30 – 2.65 

2.80 – 3.50 

3.60 – 3.80 



± 0.03 

± 0.04 

± 0.05 

± 0.06 

Table 14. 

STEEL WIRE FOR CABLE CORES 


The wire is used for manufacture of non-insulated 

steel-aluminium and steel-bronze cable cores. 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

The wire is grouped: 

• by core type: single-wire cores (SC) and multi-wire 

cores (MC); 

• by mechanical properties: class A, B, C 

(class B is used in repair work). 

The shipped wire belongs to group 1 and 2, according 

to its tolerances and zinc surface density. 



39



mm 

1.85 

Packing 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg 


Inside ∅, 

mm 

1.85 – 3.8 Coils up to 500 – 

1.85 – 4.5 


N/mm 2 

STEEL WIRE FOR CABLE CORES 

Class A Class B Class C 

Tensile strength 

under 1 % 

elongation 

N/mm 2 

Elongation, % 


N/mm 2 


under 1 % 

elongation 

N/mm 2 

Supplemental packing 

Oryol – a layer composed of a waxed paper and 

a polymer film/or a non-woven fibre 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 16. 

Coils 800 – Cherepovets – a non-woven fibre and a polymer film 

or a crepe 

Super-sized coils 600 400 


Elongation, % 

not less than 


N/mm 2 


under 1 % 

elongation 

N/mm 2 

2.00 1450 1310 

1340 1170 

1170 

70 2 

2.20 1310 

80 2 

2.5 

3.0 

Elongation, % 

3.0 

Zinc surface 

density, g/m2 Number of 

one-minute 

dippings 

70 2 

2.10 80 2 

2.30 

2.50 100 3 

1280 1310 1140 1140 

2.65 

100 3 

1410 

80 2 

2.40 80 3 

2.80 

2.95 1280 

100 3 

3.05 

3.0 

3.5 

100 3 

3.20 1240 

100 3 

3.40 

3.60 

1290 1100 1100 

1180 

100 3 

100 3 

100 3 

1380 1170 4.0 

3.80 100 3 

4.50 100 3 

Table 15. 

40

Spoke steel wire 

GOST 1) 3110-74 


The wire is intended for motorcycle- and bicycle-spoke 

manufacture. 

The wire is made of the following steel grades: 35, 

40 and 45. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

1.75 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 



Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

Number of 

folds 

not less than 

Number of 

twists * 

1.8 

2.0 

1080 – 1270 

12 

21 

2.3 

+0,01 

-0.04 

18 

2.58 

2.65 

11 20 

3.0 10 19 

3.5 

3.96 

4.0 

-0.05 

980 – 1230 

11 17 

8 15 

4.5 13 13 

* Number of twists is defined by customer 

Packing 


Inside ∅, 

mm 

1.8 – 4.5 Coils 80 550 

Upset test 

SPOKE STEEL WIRE 

Table 17. 

Should stand a cold 

upset test 

(no cracks on a 

head’s belt) 


Table 18. 

A non-woven fabric and a polymer film 

or a crepe 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


41

Steel rope wire 

GOST 1) 7372-79 



∅ ranges 

0.22 – 0.32 

0.32 – 0.75 

0.8 – 1.6 

1.7 – 1.8 

1.9 – 2.2 

2.3 – 2.6 

2.7 – 3.0 

3.2 – 3.6 

3.7 – 4.0 

1370 

1470 




1570 

1670 

1770 

1860 

manufactured not manufactures 

1960 


STEEL ROPE WIRE 

The wire is intended for steel rope manufacture. 

The wire is made of the following steel grades: 

55 – 80. 


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Rope wire is classified: 

• by surface type: without coating, zinc-coated 

(depending on zinc surface density, it may be of 

two groups: C, G) 

• by mechanical properties: of grade B and I 

• by tensile strength, N/mm 2 : of marking groups – 

1370, 1470, 1570, 1670, 1770, 1860, 1960. 

Manufacture of bright wire and zinc-coated wire by marking 

group/diameter dependence is given in the tables below. 

Bright wire 

∅ ranges 

0.22 – 0.32 O 

0.32 – 0.75 

0.8 – 1.6 

1.7 – 1.8 

1.9 – 2.2 

2.3 – 2.6 

2.7 – 3.0 

3.2 – 3.6 

3.7 – 4.0 


Table 19. 


1370 

1470 

1570 

1670 

1770 

1860 

1960 

42

Rope wire nominal diameters 

and diameter tolerances 


mm 

Wire without 

coating 


Nominal diameter tolerance, mm 


Groups G and C Group OG 

0.32 – 0.38 incl. ±0.01 +0.02 -0.01 – 

Table 20. 

0.32 – 0.45 incl. – – +0.03 -0.01 

0.40 – 0.75 incl. +0.02 -0.01 +0.03 -0.01 – 

0.50 – 0.95 incl. – – +0.05 -0.01 

0.80 – 1.50 incl. ±0.02 +0.04 -0.01 – 

1.00 – 1.50 incl. – – +0.07 -0.01 

1.60 – 2.30 incl. – +0.05 -0.01 +0.08 -0.02 

1.60 – 3.60 incl. ±0.03 – – 

2.40 – 3.60 incl. – +0.06 -0.01 +0.10 -0.02 

3.80 – 4.00 incl. ±0.04 +0.07 -0.01 +0.12 -0.03 

Zinc surface density for the rope wire 

Zinc surface 

density, g/cm 2 , 

not less than 

> 0.32 – 0.38 

> 0.38 – 0.45 

> 0.45 – 0.55 

> 0.55 – 0.65 

> 0.65 – 0.75 



Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 21. 


> 0.75 – 0.95 

C 20 30 35 40 40 50 60 60 70 80 90 100 110 

G 25 40 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 125 135 150 

OG 60 75 90 110 120 130 150 165 180 205 230 230 245 

> 0.95 – 1.15 

> 1.15 – 1.40 

> 1.40 – 1.80 

> 1.80 – 2.40 

> 2.40 – 3.00 

> 3.00 – 3.80 

> 3.80 – 4.00 

43

Packing 

Cherepovets 

Oryol 



0.32 – 0.5 

Inside ∅, 

mm 

20 200 

0.5 – 0.8 40 250 

Coils 

0.8 – 1.30 60 350 

> 1.3 80 550 

0.8 – 4.0 Spools 800 – 

All bright wires are treated with preservative oil. 


0.32 – 0.5 

Inside ∅, 

mm 

20 200 

0.5 – 0.8 40 250 

0.8 – 1.20 Coils 60 350 

1.2 – 3.0 120 

3.20 – 5.0 150 

Prior to packaging, the wire in coils is treated with preservative oil. 

The wire in spools is not oil-treated. 

Table 22. 


Wooden containers 

Non-woven fabric and 

a film or a crepe 


Waxed paper 

and packing fibre 

or a film 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


550 

0.8 – 3.50 Spools 1000 – 


44

Carbon steel wire 

for cold heading 

GOST 1) 5663-79 




Table 23. 


1.0 – 3.0 incl. -0.06 

3.0 – 6.0 incl. -0.08 


Steel 

grade 

08, 

08kp, 

10, 10kp 

15, 15kp, 

20, 

20kp, 25 

Packing 


N/mm 2 

Elongation, % 

CARBON STEEL WIRE FOR COLD HEADING 


The wire is intended for products manufactured 

by cold heading. 


08 – 20kp, 08 – 45. 


Mechanical properties of the wire correspond to 

Class 1 and Class 2. 

Steel 

grade 


N/mm 2 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Elongation, % 

Class 1 Class 2 Class 1 Class 2 Class 1 Class 2 Class 1 Class 2 

440 – 590 

470 – 620 

not exc. 

590 

not exc. 

640 

55 55 

30, 

45 

35, 

40, 

560 – 710 not exc. 55 

55 50 

45 

40 

Comment: use of steel grades 08, 08kp, 10, 10kp of class 1 of a tensile strength 420 – 570 N/mm 2 is also possible. 

Wire surface No cracks, rolled-in scales, exfoliation, hair lines, contamination or corrosion 

Macrostructure No contraction loose, etching blisters, or slags 


1.0 – 1.2 

60 350 

Coils 

1.4 – 6.0 80 550 

Table 24. 

Table 25. 

Non-woven fabric and polymer film or a crepe 


45

Alloy steel wire 

for cold heading 

TU 1) 14-4-385-73 


The wire is intended for products manufactured by cold 

heading. 

Depending on gauge, the following steel grades are used: 

• gauge range of up to ∅8.2 mm – 16CrSiNi steel grade; 

• gauge range of up to ∅7.8 mm – 30CrMnSiA steel grade; 

• gauge range of up to ∅6.0 mm – 30CrMoA steel grade. 




mm 

The wire blank is preliminarily ground and annealed, 

to pearlite surface. 

Tensile strength: for 16CrSiNi and 30CrMoA steel 

grades – 441-637 N/mm 2 , 

for 30CrMnSiA steel grade – 490-735 N/mm 2 . 

Packing: 

Coils of a weight range 20 – 80 kg. 


Diameter tolerance, mm 

(standard accuracy / 

high accuracy) 

3.0 -0.06/-0.04 

3.1 – 4.6 -0.08/-0.05 

4.7 – 6.0 -0.08/-0.05 

6.1 – 6.5 -0.10/-0.06 

6.6 – 8.2 -0.10/-0.06 


Table 26. 

ALLOY STEEL WIRE FOR COLD HEADING 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


46

High-quality zinc-plated 

steel wire for logging cable 

armouring 

TU 1) 14-178-341-98 


The wire is intended for logging cable armour 

manufacture. 

The wire is made of 70 steel grade. 





HIGH-QUALITY ZINC-PLATED STEEL WIRE FOR LOGGING CABLE ARMOURING 

Table 27. 


Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

0.36 – 0.39 incl. ±0.01 

0.40 – 0.79 incl. +0.01 -0.02 

0.80 – 1.60 incl. +0.01 -0.03 


Tensile strength, marking 

group, N/mm 2 

Number of 

twists 

Number of 

folds 

180 190 not less than 

0.36 – 0.49 1770 – 2120 1860 – 2210 – 

0.50 – 0.74 

0.75 – 0.79 

0.80 – 0.84 

0.85 – 0.89 12 

0.90 – 0.94 11 

0.95 – 0.99 

1770 – 2090 1860 – 2180 

1.00 – 1.09 17 

26 

1.10 – 1.19 16 

1.20 – 1.29 15 

1.30 – 1.39 

1.40 – 1.49 25 

11 

1.50 – 1.60 1770 – 2060 1860 – 2150 14 

28 

Knotted wire break-out 

strain to even wire 

break-out strain ratio, % 

– 40 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


10 

13 

– 

Table 28. 

47

Zinc surface density 


mm 


HIGH-QUALITY ZINC-PLATED STEEL WIRE FOR LOGGING CABLE ARMOURING 

Zinc surface 

density, 

g/mm 2 , 

not less than, 

coating group 

C G 

0.36 – 0.38 20 25 

0.39 – 0.45 30 

0.46 – 0.55 35 

40 

0.56 – 0.65 

50 

40 

0.66 – 0.75 60 

0.76 – 0.95 50 70 

0.96 – 1.15 

80 

60 

1.16 – 1.40 90 

exceeding 1.40 70 100 

Packing 

Table 29. 

Zinc coating requirements 

Zinc coating should be 

complete and strong, 

and should neither crack 

nor exfoliate when a wire 

is helically coiled on 

a cylindrical core of a 

diameter equal: 

2d – for a wire of class C 

coating, 

4d – for a wire of class G 

coating, where d is the 

nominal Wire diameter. 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg Supplemental packing 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 30. 

0.8, 1.1, 1.3 Spools 1000 External coils are wrapped in 2 layers of non-woven fabric or crepe 


48

Galvanized steel wire 

for conductors and cables 

TU 1) 14-4-1457-87 V 

Wire mechanical properties – 

class 1 and 2, wire zinc coating – group OG and G. 

Wire 

diameter, 

mm 


GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE FOR CONDUCTORS AND CABLES 

Knotted wire break-out strain is not less than 52% of the even wire break-out strain. 

Packing 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 


Class 1 Class 2 


N/mm 2 


N/mm 2 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 31. 


g/m 2 

G OG 

0.25 - 0.02 2060 – 2440 1670 –2050 30 37 

0.30 - 0.02 1960 – 2340 1570 –1950 30 45 

0.40 - 0.03 1862 – 2234 1470 – 1852 40 – 

0.50 - 0.02 1764 – 2068 1372 – 1754 50 – 


Table 32. 

0.25 – 0.50 Coils 10 – 25 Paraffin paper + half-cask or 

a cardbox. No preservation. 

0.30 Spools 10 


49

Bimetallic steel-copper wire 

for radio-frequency aviation 

cables and special-purpose 

impact microcables 

TU 1) 14-4-224-72 V 

Diameter, mm 

0.16, 0.20, 0.25 

0.40, 0.50 

Packing: 



BIMETALLIC STEEL-COPPER WIRE FOR RADIO-FREQUENCY AVIATION CABLES 

Diameter 

tolerance, mm 


N/mm 2 

AND SPECIAL-PURPOSE IMPACT MICROCABLES 

Table 33. 

Specific electric resistance, 

Om.m (Om mm 2 /m) 

-0.03 740 0.064×10 – 6 (0.064) 

Shipped in spools, not treated with preservative oil. 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


50

Annealed galvanized 

pulp-baling wire 

TU 1) 14-4-936-78 


Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Diameter 

tolerance, mm, 

groups 




N/mm 2 

ANNEALED GALVANIZED PULP-BALING WIRE 


The wire is intended for pulp baling. 


45, 50, 55. 


Table 34. 

Elongation on effective 

length of 200 mm, %, 

not less than 

A B A B A B 

2.2 

690 – 1180 

880 – 1180 

2.5 not exc. 1180 

+0.12 

-0.03 

+0.15 

-0.05 

2.6 

590 – 980 

690 – 980 

3.0 not exc. 980 

7 6.5 

8 7.5 

Zinc coating is complete and strong, and should neither crack nor exfoliate when a wire is helically coiled. 

Zinc surface density is not less than 21 g/m 2 . 

Packing: 

Cherepovets – wire is shipped in rosette coils of the 

following overall dimensions: 

Outer diameter 800 ±30 mm 

Inside diameter 400 ±20 mm 

Height 650 – 1000 mm 

Weight not less than 600 kg 

Rosette coils are wrapped in a non-woven fabric and 

a polymer film. 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Oryol – wire is shipped in coils of a weight of up to 

100 kg or in spools. Wire is wrapped in polyethylene 

or PVC film. Waterproof paper packing is possible. 

Volgograd – wire is shipped in wooden or metallic 

spools. 


51

Carbon wire for netting 

TU 1) Ch, V 

14-4-1566-89 


The wire is intended for corrugated netting 

manufacture. 

Wire mechanical properties – class 1 and 2; the wire 

is made of the following steel grades: 45, 50, 55. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 




N/mm 2 

Number of 

twists 

CARBON WIRE FOR NETTING 

Number of folds 

Class 1 Class 2 Class 1 Class 2 Class 1 Class 2 

1.60 

130 – 165 

17 17 15 

26 

2.00 

16 12 11 

±0.06 1270 – 1570 

2.20 1270 – 1570 24 15 19 17 

3.00 20 

10 

11 

3.60 

19 13 

9 

1180 – 1470 1180 – 1470 

4.00 15 8 7 

±0.08 

5.00 1080 – 1370 1080 – 1370 12 9 11 9 

Surface characteristics: 

Wire surface has no cracks, exfoliation, rolled-in 

scales or corrosion. Single small defects such as 

pinchers, nicks, scratches or hair lines of a depth not 

exceeding half the diameter tolerance are allowed. 

Packing 


1.6 – 3.5 Coils 80 Crepe paper 

3.5 – 5.0 

Table 36. 

Super-size bundles 1000 Non-woven fabric and polymer film 

or a crepe paper 

Coils 80 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 35. 

Out-ofroundness, 

mm, not less 

than 


0.06 

0.08 

52

Spring steel wire 

GOST 1) 9389-75 


Wire diameter, mm Diameter tolerance, mm Out-of-roundness 

0.20 – 0.30 +0.02 -0.015 

0.32 – 1.90 ±0.020 

2.00 – 3.60 ±0.030 

4.00 – 5.60 ±0.040 

6.00 – 7.00 ±0.050 



Should not exceed 

half the diameter 

tolerance 


SPRING STEEL WIRE 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

The wire is used for springs manufacture by 

cold-winding without subsequent hardening. 

Wire mechanical properties meet the 

requirement of grades A, B, C and classes 1, 

2, 3. Wire surface is free of cracks, rolled-in 

scales, skins, microflaws and corrosion. 


Table 37. 


53

Packing 


SPRING STEEL WIRE 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inside diameter, mm Packing 

0.30 – 0.70 Ch 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 38. 

20 200, 250 Wrapping paper and wooden containers 

0.80 – 1.30 

Coils 

Ch 60 350 Non-woven fabric with polymer film or 

1.60 – 5.00 crepe paper 

Ch 80 550 

6.00 – 7.00 Ch 360 750 Without any wrapping 

1.40 – 4.00 Ch Spools Up to 1000 Crepe paper 

1.80 – 3.40 Ch Rosette coils Up to 1000 

0.80 – 1.20 O 

400 ± 20 

(outside ∅ – 800 ± 30, 

heigth – up to 1000) 

60 350 

1.20 – 3.00 Coils 

O 120 550 

3.20 – 6.00 O 150 750 

0.20 – 0.28 V 

Spools 

∅180 mm 

10 

Coils 10 – 12 200 

0.30 – 0.50 V Coils 12 – 15 200 

0.51 – 0.80 V Coils 15 – 60 370 

0.81 – 1.30 V Coils 120 – 150 500 

1.31 – 6.00 V Coils 120 – 180 500 

Non-woven fabric with polymer film or 

crepe paper 

Non-woven fabric with polymer film or 

crepe paper 

Paraffin paper + container 

Paraffin paper + polyethylene film or 

fabric 


54

Spring wire 

for furniture industry 

TU 1) 14-178-459-2004 



SPRING WIRE FOR FURNITURE INDUSTRY 


The wire is used for furniture spring manufacture. 

The wire is made of 70 steel grade to 

TU 14-1-5317-95. 


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


Diameter, 

mm 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 

Out-of-roundness 


1.4 

1.8 

2.2 

2.4 

2.5 

±0.02 

±0.03 

Should not exceed 

half the diameter tolerance 

Mechanical and surface properties Table 40. 

Diameter, 

mm 


1.4 1670 – 1870 

Tensile strength tolerance, 

N/mm 2 , not exceeding 

Number of twists, 

not less than 


not less than 

20 10 

1.8 1570 – 1770 20 10 

2.2 1620 – 1820 200 

15 13 

2.4 1570 – 1770 15 12 

2.5 1570 – 1770 15 12 

Surface characteristics: 

Wire surface has no cracks, skins, rolled-in scales, 

microflaws, scale pits and corrosion. Hairlines of a 

depth not exceeding half the diameter tolerance are 

allowed. Complete wire decarburisation is not 

allowed. Partial decarburisation depth should not 

exceed 3% of the wire diameter. 

The wire should neither break nor crack when coiled 

on a cylindrical core of a diameter equal to the wire 

diameter. Number of twists should be not less than 

eight. 

55


SPRING WIRE FOR FURNITURE INDUSTRY 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 



1.4, 2.2, 2.4, 2.5 Spools 1000 

1.8 Spools Net 550 

1.8, 2.2, 2.4, 2.5 Rosette coils 

On cardboard spools 

net 850 

400±20 

(outer 800±30, height 

up to 1000) 

Without conservation 

and packing 

Without conservation, 

two-layer packing 

(non-woven fabric and 

a crepe) 

Without conservation, 

two-layer packing 

(non-woven fabric and 

a crepe) 


56

Spring alloy steel wire 

GOST 1) 14953-78 


The wire is intended for spring manufacture with 

subsequent heat-treating. 

The wire is made of the steel grade 60S2A. 

The wire is drawn without special surface finish. 




1.00 +0.02 -0.01 

1.10 – 3.00 ±0.02 

3.20 – 6.00 +0.03 -0.02 

7.00 ±0.03 

Tensile strength does not exceed 1029 N/mm 2 

(105 kgs/mm 2 ). 

Packing 



SPRING ALLOY STEEL WIRE 


3.20 – 6.0 Coils 80 – 100 550 

7.0 Coils 80 – 100 650 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 43. 

Paraffin paper + polyethylene film or fabric 


57


HIGH-CARBON SPRING STEEL WIRE 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

High-carbon spring steel wire 

TU 1) 14-4-119-88 V 



0.80 

0.90 



The wire is intended for car spring manufacture. 

The wire is made of the steel grade 70. Wire gauges: 

0.80 – 5.5 mm. The wire is of grade B and I. 

The wire is shipped in coils. Weight of a coil varies, 

depending on the gauge, from 10 to 55 kg. 

Packing – paraffin paper + polyethylene film or fabric. 


Diameter tolerances, mm Tensile strength, N/mm 2 One-way twisting Two-way twisting 

Normal 

accuracy 

High 

accuracy 

+ – + – 

0.02 

0.01 

Grade B 

Grade I 

1800 – 2030 1800 – 2050 


Tensile load, kg 

Sample length, mm 

Number of twists 



Number of 

twists 

1780 – 2010 1780 – 2030 6 200 d 40 – – – – 

0.30 0.03 

0.01 1680 – 1890 1690 – 1930 – – – – 

0.02 

0.40 1670 – 1860 1670 – 1910 – – – – 

0.03 

10 100 d 20 

0.50 1650 – 1840 1650 – 1900 – – – – 

forth 

back 

– – – – 

1.00 1770 – 1980 1770 – 2010 – – – – 

0.10 

1750 – 1960 1750 – 1990 

– – – – 

0.20 1710 – 1910 1710 – 1960 – – – – 

0.60 1630 – 1820 1630 – 1870 – – – – 

0.70 1610 – 1800 1610 – 1860 – – – – 

0.80 1600 – 1790 1600 – 1840 – – – – 

Table continues on the next page 

Table 44. 

58 

Minimum weight of wire 

in the coil, kg 

10 

40


0.90 

2.00 



HIGH-CARBON SPRING STEEL WIRE 

Diameter tolerances, mm Tensile strength, N/mm 2 One-way twisting Two-way twisting 

Normal 

accuracy 

High 

accuracy 

+ – + – 

Grade B 

Grade I 

0.01 1580 – 1760 1580 – 1820 

1570 – 1770 1570 – 1810 

2.10 1550 – 1750 1550 – 1790 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Cont. table 44. 







Number of 

twists 

2.30 1520 – 1720 1520 – 1770 21 

0.03 0.03 0.02 

2.50 0.02 1500 – 1700 1500 – 1750 

15 

7 

19 

2.60 1480 – 1680 1480 – 1730 

forth 

10 100 d 20 – – – – 

2.90 1450 – 1650 1450 – 1700 18 

3.00 1440 – 1640 1440 – 1690 15 

260 

3.20 

1420 – 1620 1420 – 1670 

14 

15 

3.40 1400 – 1600 1400 – 1650 

– – – 

3.60 1390 – 1590 1390 – 1640 

13 

3.70 1370 – 1570 1370 – 1620 

4.00 1350 – 1550 1350 – 1600 7 11 

0.04 0.04 0.03 0.03 

4.20 1340 – 1540 1340—1590 10 

4.50 1310 – 1510 1310—1560 

4.80 1290 – 1490 1290 – 1540 10 

25 380 

5.00 1280 – 1480 1280 – 1530 9 

5.50 1270 – 1460 1260 – 1500 7 



0,8-5.50 Coils 10-55 – Paraffin paper + polyethylene film or fabric 

Note: 1 . Wire is delivered in coils 

2. Wire is applied to manufacture automotive springs. 

20 

back 

19 

16 

59 

Minimum weight of wire 

in the coil, kg 

40 

55

Annealed spring steel wire 

GOST 1) 1071-81 


The wire is intended for (valve) spring manufacture. 

The 65MnA steel grade is used for manufacture of 

wire class 1 and 2. Class 1 wire may be 

manufactured of the 15CrVA steel grade. 




mm 


Diameter tolerance, 

mm (standard accuracy 

/high accuracy) 

3.0 ±0.03/+0.03-0.02 

3.2 – 3.4 



Class 1 Class 2 

1570 – 1720 1570-1860 

3.5 – 3.6 1470 – 1620 1470 – 1770 

3.75 – 4.0 1420 – 1570 1420 – 1720 

±0.04/+0.03-0.02 

4.1 – 4.5 1370 – 1520 1370 – 1670 

4.8 – 5.0 1320 – 1470 1320 – 1620 

5.5 1270 – 1420 1270 – 1570 

Wire is hardened by chilling, and tempered on given 

lengths. Wire is shipped in coils with inside diameter 

not less than 400 mm with preservative oil. 

• 0.30 – 4.0 mm – 

inner diameter 600 mm or 1200 mm 

• 4.1 – 5.5 mm – inner diameter 1200 mm 

• coil weight can be 40 –50 kg, and up to 80 kg 

• wrapping – paraffin paper + wrapping cloth 

ANNEALED SPRING STEEL WIRE 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


60

Alloy spring steel wire 

TU 1) 14-4-238-72 V 


The wire is intended for spring manufacture with 

subsequent annealing. 

The wire is made of the 51CrVA steel grade. Wire 

surface quality class – E. A wire blank is preliminarily 

ground and annealed on given lengths. 




mm 


Diameter 

tolerance, mm 

3.00 – 6.00 -0.04 

6.50 – 7.50 -0.05 

Tensile strength tolerance – 196 N/mm 2 . 




N/mm 2 

1029 

ALLOY SPRING STEEL WIRE 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inner diameter, mm Packing 

3.0 – 6.0 

not less than 

550 

Coils 

6.5 – 7.5 7.5 

650 

Paraffin film + polyethylene film 


61


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Carbon wire for pre-stressed 

concrete reinforcement 

GOST1) Ch, V 

7348-81 


The wire is intended for reinforcement of pre-stressed 

concrete constructions. 

V Manufactured wire: tempered round wire pre-stressed 

(stabilized) Ch and tempered v die-rolled section wire. 

The wire is made of the steel grades 75, 80, 85. 


CARBON WIRE FOR PRE-STRESSED CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT 

Wire diameter, tolerance and dent depth Table 49. 

Wire 

diameter, 

mm, 

d 


Die-rolled section wire and round wire Die-rolled section wire 


Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 

dent depth, h, 

not less than 

3.0 ±0.04 ±0.06 -0.12 0.15 

4.0 ±0.04 ±0.08 -0.16 0.19 

5.0 ±0.05 ±0.08 -0.16 0.24 

dent pitch, A 

nominal tolerance 


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CARBON WIRE FOR PRE-STRESSED CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Strength 

class, 

N/mm 2 

Breaking 

strength, 

N(kgs) 

Drawing 

strength 

P 02 N 

not less than 

Relative 

elongation 

on 

breakage 

σ 100 , % 


d = 30 mm 

Round 

wire 

Die- rolled 

section 

3.0 1500 12600 10600 4.0 9 8 

4.0 1400 21400 18000 4.0 7 6 

5.0 1400 32800 27500 4.0 5 3 

6.0 Ch 1400 47300 39700 5 – – 

The wire of ∅ 6.0 mm should stand the 1800 fold 

test without tears or cracks. 

Packing 


4.0. 5.0 Ch Coils up to 600 1400 

3.0 Ch Super-size coils up to 1000 400 

3.0 V Coils 100 – 300 1200 

3.0 V Super-size coils 800 – 1000 400 

4.0 – 5.0 V Coils 100 – 300 2000 

No packing 

Table 51. 

Relaxationstrain 

loss 

% 

Round wire 


2.5 

– 

63


ROUND STEEL STABILIZED WIRE 

Round steel stabilized wire 

TU 1) 14-4-1362-85 Ch 


Cold-drawn steel wire, tempered under stress 

(stabilized) is intended for reinforcement of prestressed 

concrete structures. 

The wire preserves its strength characteristics during 

long period. 

The wire is made of carbon steel grades 75, 80 and 

85. The wire diameter is 5.0 mm and its tolerance is 

± 0.05 mm. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

Breaking 

strength , 

N, not less 

than 


Relative 

elongation, 

δ 100 , %, not 

less than 

Number of 

180 0 folds, 

d = 30 mm, 

not less 

than 

Conventional 

yield strength / 

Breaking 

strength, not 

less than 

Relaxa- 

tionstrain 

loss, %, not 

exc. 

5.0 32730 4 5 0.92 3 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inside ∅, mm Comments 

Rigidity 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 52. 

When casting a sample of a 

length of 1.3 m on a surface, 

a segment is formed with a 

base of 1 m and a height not 

exceeding 30 mm 


5.0 Coils 600 1400 Wire is shipped with normalized strengthness value 


64

DIE-ROLLED SECTION STEEL WIRE FOR PRE-STRESSED CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT 

Die-rolled section steel wire 

for pre-stressed concrete 

reinforcement 

TU 1) 14-178-231-2001 Ch 


Cold-drawn tempered die-rolled section steel wire is 

intended for reinforcement of prestressed concrete 


The wire is made of steel grades 75, 80. 


Wire geometries 


mm 


Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 


Dent depth, 

mm, not less 

than 

Dent pitch, mm 

Nominal Tolerance 


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 54. 

Radius of the dent 

cylindric surface, R, mm 

5.0 ±0.05 0.24 6.5 +0.5 / -1.0 8.0 ± 0.5 


Strength class, 

N/mm 2 

Breaking strength, 

N (kgs) 

Conventional yield strength, 

N (kgs) 

not less than 

Relative 

elongation, % 


1300 30870 25500 4.0 3 

1400 32800 27500 4.0 3 

Table 55. 


5.0 coils 600 1400 Wire is shipped with normalized strengthness value 


65

Carbon steel wire for 

pre-stressed concrete 

sleepers reinforcement 

TU1) Ch, V 

14-4-1681-91 



CARBON STEEL WIRE FOR PRE-STRESSED CONCRETE SLEEPERS REINFORCEMENT 

The wire is intended for reinforcement of prestressed 

concrete sleepers. 

The wire is made from steel grades 70 – 80. 


The wire is of die-rolled section (see drawing). 

Wire geometries 


mm 

Diameter 

tolerance, mm 


3.0 Ch Super-size coils 1000 400 

3.0 V Coils 100 – 300 

3.0 V Super-size coils 1000 

Dent depth, 

mm, not less 

than 

Dent pitch, mm 

Nominal Tolerance 

Wire is shipped with normalized 

strengthness 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 57. 

Radius of the dent 

cylindric surface, R, mm 

3.0 ± 0.06 0.15 6.5 +0.5 / -1.0 8.0 ± 0.5 


Strength class, 

N/mm 2 

Nominal tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

Breaking strength, 

N 

Conventional yield strength, 

N 

not less than 

Relative 

elongation, % 

Number 

of twists 

1400 1700 12000 9900 4.0 8 



Table 58. 


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66

Needle wire 

GOST 1) 5468-88 Ch 


The wire is intended for manufacture of technical 

needles and special products used in textile industry. 

The needle wire is classified by: 

Chemical composition 

Group Steel grade 



Manufacture accuracy, 

groups 

Mechanical properties, 

classes 

Table 61. 

NEEDLE WIRE 

Resulting treatment 

N1 U7A 2 A Annealed 

N2 U8A 3 B Cold-formed 

N3 U10A 4 

N4 U9A 

Chemical composition of the steel grades is given in Table 1. 

Tolerances for accuracy groups 


mm 

Diameter tolerance for accuracy groups, mm 

2 3 4 

0.52 – 3.00 -0.010 -0.014 -0.025 

3.2 – 5.0 -0.014 -0.018 -0.030 

Tensile strength tolerance in one coil should not exceed: 

• 50 N/mm 2 , Class A 

• 70 N/mm 2 , Class B 

Table 60. 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


67


Wire 

grade 

N1 

N2 

N3 

N4 


mm 



N/mm 2 , 

not exceeding 

NEEDLE WIRE 

Annealed Cold-formed 

Relative 

elongation on 

100 mm, %, 

not less than 


N/mm 2 , 

not exceeding 

A B A B 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 62. 

Relative 

elongation on 

100 mm, %, 

not less than 

0.52 – 0.6 

2.5 

790 810 

0.61 – 1.08 2.5 

Ov. 1.08 – 4.5 750 760 4.0 

640 690 

0.52 – 0.6 

1.5 

810 830 

0.61 – 1.08 2.5 

Ov. 1.08 – 4.5 770 790 4.0 

10 

0.52 – 0.6 

1.5 

820 880 

0.61 – 1.08 690 760 

2.5 

Ov. 1.08 – 4.5 800 840 3.0 

0.52 – 0.6 

1.5 

840 880 

0.61 – 1.08 690 76 

2.5 

Ov. 1.08 – 4.5 800 840 3.0 

For the wire of ∅ 0.8 mm and less the relative elongation test can be replaced with a tensile test. 



0.4 – 0.6 

up to 20 400 Package, preservation 

0.6 – 1.10 Coils up to 40 350 Package, preservation 

over 1.10 up to 80 550 Soft two-layer package, preservation 


68

Steel carding wire 

GOST 1) 3875-83 V 


Hardened and tempered steel wire is intended for 

carding cramps manufacture. 

The wire is manufactured round or oval and is available 

without coating. 




mm 

0.24 – 0.28 

0.30 – 0.50 

0.56 – 0.80 

0.28×0.32 

0.28×0.38 

0.32×0.42 


STEEL CARDING WIRE 

Table 644. 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inside ∅, mm Supplemental Packing 

0.24 – 0.8 Coils 1 – 7 250 

Preservative lubricant, paraffin paper, 

polyethylene pack, 

cardboard box and pallet 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 




(standard accuracy / 

high accuracy) 

round 

+0.010 / ±0.007 

-0.005 

+0.010 / +0.010 

-0.005 / -0.005 

+0.01 / +0.005 

-0.005 / -0.005 

±0.01 

oval 


N/mm 2 

(Class 1 / Class 2) 

Steel 55: 

1770 – 1960 / 1970 – 2160 

Steel 70: 

1960 – 2160 / 2170 – 2350 

Steel 65G, 70G: 

2160 – 2350 / 2360 – 2550 

Steel 55 (see above) 

Steel 70 (see above) 


69


STEEL WIRE FOR BUILD-UP WELDING 

Steel wire for build-up 

welding 

GOST1) Ch, V 

10543-98 


The wire is intended for machine build-up welding. 

The wire is made of the steel grade 30CrMnSiA. 


Diameters and tolerances: 

Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

1.2 

1.6 

2.0 

2.4 

2.5 

3.0 

3.2 

4.0 

5.0 

6.0 

Packing 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 

+0.04 

+0.06 

Table 66. 

Cold-drawn wire is manufactured without heat-treating. 

The wire surface should have no rust, tears, ridges or 

scales. The wire surface should be clean and plain, 

soap marks are possible. The wire should stand not 

less than three twists. 

∅, mm Type Weight, kg Inside ∅, mm Supplemental Packing 

0.24 – 0.8 Coils 1 – 7 250 Non woven fabric and polymer film 

or crepe paper 

1.6 – 6.0 Coils 80 550 


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 67. 


70


WIRE FOR DOWELS MANUFACTURE 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Wire for dowels manufacture 

TU 1) 14-178-110-89 Ch. 


The wire is intended for dowels manufacture. 

The wire is made of the steel grade 70 and available 

in two diameters: 4.5 and 4.7 mm. 

The wire is usually shipped annealed. On customer’s 

demand it can be shipped hard-drawn on spools of 

weight up to 1000 kg – in this case mechanical 

properties are not controlled. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

4.5 

4.7 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 

-0.05 

+ 0.10 



not exceeding 

Table 68. 

Microstructure 

annealed hard-drawn annealed 

725 

No mechanical 

properties control 

Divorced pearlite 



4.5, 4.7 Coils 100 550 

4.5, 4.7 Spools up to 1000 

Without packing and preservation 


71

1) GOST TU = Technical = Russian Specification State Standard 


WIRE FOR DOWELS MANUFACTURE 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Wire for dowels manufacture 

TU 1) 14-171-35-89 V 


The wire is intended for dowels manufacture. 

The wire is made heat-treated (annealed) or harddrawn 

(cold-drawn) from the steel grade 70. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

4.7 

Packing 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 

-0.05 

+ 0.10 


N/mm 2 , 

not exceeding 

Table 70. 

annealed hard-drawn 

725 1080 – 1470 


4.7 Coils up to 200 500 No lubricants, no packing 

Table 71. 


72

High strength 

baling steel band 

TU 1) 14-178-342-2000 Ch 


The band is intended for packing. 

The band is made of steel grade 45. It is tempered and 

has corrosion preventive phosphate-coating. On 

customer’s demand it can be oiled. 


Band sizes and mechanical properties 

Thickness, 

mm 

0.8 ± 0.10 

1.0 ± 0.15 

1.2 ± 0.20 


Breadth, 

mm 

30 ± 1.0 



N/mm 2 

HIGH STRENGTH BALING STEEL BAND 

Relative 

elongation, δ 4B , % 

880 – 1130 Not less than 

6.0 

Camber 

Not less than 

5 mm on 

each 1 m 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 72. 

180 0 fold under 

room temperature 

Cracks observed 

by the naked eye 

are not allowed 


Sizes, mm Type Weight, kg Outside ∅, mm Inside ∅, mm Comments 

0.8×30 

1.0×30 

1.2×30 

Rolls 150 ± 20 1000 ± 20 300 ± 20 Band is shipped heat-treated 


73

Steel brush wire 

TU1) Ch, O, V 

14-4-933-78 


The wire is intended for steel brushes manufacture. 

The wire is made from steel grades 35 – 85 with diameter 

ranges: 0.20 – 1.5 mm. Tensile strength ranges: 

1370 – 1960 N/mm 2 . The wire can be shipped harddrawn 

and heat-treated V . Hard-drawn wire can be 

bright or galvanized. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

∅ tolerance, 

mm 

0.20 – 0.30 +0.02 – 0.02 

0.32 – 1.00 +0.03 – 0.03 




not exceeding 

Table 74. 

annealed hard-drawn 

1370 – 1960 

1.10 – 1.50 +0.05 – 0.05 1370 – 1960 – 

STEEL BRUSH WIRE 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 



0.20 – 0.80 Ch Coils 20 – 80 200 – 550 

0.8 – 1.50 Ch Spools 1000 

0.36 – 0.75 O Coils 30 200 

0.60 – 1.20 O Coils 80 350 

1.20 – 1.50 O Coils 120 550 

0.30 – 0.80 V Coils 10 – 60 200 – 370 

Wire is shipped hard-drawn Ch 

Wire is shipped hard-drawn 

Packing: paraffin paper and packing fabric or 

polymer film O 

Shipped hard-drawn preservation – in half-woods 

without packing, on customer’s demand – 

without packing V 

Heat-treated (carded) – packed hard-drawn V 


74

Cotton baling wire 

TU 1) 14-178-368-2000 Ch 


The wire is intended for cotton baling. 

The wire is made of steel grade 50 or 55. 




mm 


COTTON BALING WIRE 


3.8 

Diamter 

tolerance, mm 

Super-size 

coils 

Out-of 

roundness, mm 

3.8 ±0.04 not exc. 0.04 

1000 400 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 76. 


Rope wire nominal diameters and tolerance 



Uncoated wire 

From 0.2 up to 0.3v incl. ±0.01 

From 0.32 up to 0.38 incl. ±0.01 


N/mm 2 

1270– 1470 

(130– 150) 

Dimeter tolerance, mm 

Relative 

elongation, % 

Junction breaking 

power, kgs 

not less than 5 not less than 950 

Wire is shipped tempered with corrosion 

preventive coating and without packing 



+0.02 

-0.01 

+0.02 

-0.01 

From 0.32 up to 0.45 incl. – – 

From 0.40 up to 0.75 incl. 

+0.02 

-0.01 

+0.03 

-0.01 

From 0.50 up to 0.95 incl. – – 

+0.02 

-0.01 

Table 78. 


– 

+0.03 

-0.01 

– 

+0.05 

-0.01 


75


From 0.80 up to 1.50 incl. ± 0.02 



Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 



0.32 – 0.50 Ch 

Coils 

20 200 

Wooden containers Ch 

0.50 – 0.80 Ch 0.80 – 1.30 

40 250 

Ch 60 350 Preservation, non-woven fabric with film 

> 1.30 or paraffin paper 

Ch 80 550 

0.80 – 4.00 Ch Spools 800 – Paraffin paper 

0.32 – 0.50 O 

20 200 

0.50 – 0.80 O 40 250 

0.80 – 1.20 Coils 

O 60 350 

1.20 – 3.00 O 120 550 

3.20 – 5.00 O 150 550 

0.80 – 3.50 O Spools 1000 – 

0.30 – 0.50 V 

10 – 30 200 

0.51 – 0.80 

Coils 

V 30 – 70 200 – 350 

0.81 – 1.30 V 70 – 120 350 – 420 

1.31 – 4.00 V 120 – 150 500 

+0.04 

-0.01 

From 1.00 up to 1.50 incl. – – 

From 1.60 up to 2.30 incl. ± 0.03 

+0.05 

-0.01 

From 1.60 up to 3.60 incl. ± 0.03 – – 

From 2.40 up to 3.60 incl. – 

From 3.80 up to 4.00 incl. ± 0.04 

HEAT-TREATED MEDIUM CARBON WIRE FOR COTTON BALES BANDING 

Uncoated wire 

Dimeter tolerance, mm 

+0.06 

-0.01 

+0.07 

-0.01 




Paraffin paper with polyethylene film or tape O 

Paraffin paper with polyethylene film or tape V 


– 

+0.07 

-0.01 

+0.08 

-0.02 

+0.10 

-0.02 

+0.12 

-0.03 

76

Wire for flexible shafts 

TU1) O, V 

14-4-851-77 


The wire is intended for manufacture of flexible shafts 

in automobile industry. 

The wire is made of rope steels, quality construction 

steel 10, steel grades 35 – 60. 







mm 


N/mm 2 

WIRE FOR FLEXIBLE SHAFTS 


not less than 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 80. 

Knotted wire 

breaking power, %, 

not less than 

0.30 O ± 0.02 1570 – 1960 – 60 

0.40 O ± 0.02 1570 – 1960 – 60 

0.50 O ± 0.02 1570 – 1960 – 50 

1.20 O ± 0.05 not exc. – – 

2.00 ± 0.06 980 – 1370 9 – 

2.40 ± 0.06 980 – 1370 17 – 

2.80 O ± 0.06 980 – 1370 9 – 



0.30 – 0.50 O Spools 15 – Film in two layers without a paper underlayer 

1.20 – 2.80 O Coils 120 550 

0.30 V Coils 0.8 – 10 200 

A paraffin paper and a packing fabric or a 

polymeric film in two layers without a paper 

underlayer 

Paraffin paper + packing fabric + cardboard box 

and pallet 


77


STEEL WIRE FOR SPRING WAHSERS 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Steel wire for spring wahsers 

GOST 1) 11850-72 O 


The wire is is intended for manufacture of spring 

washers. 

The wire of square, rectangular and trapezoid section 

is available. The manufactured wire is classified: 

• by resulting treatment – annealed and cold-drawn 

• by manufacture accuracy – normal - NA; high - HA 

• by mechanical properties – Class 1 V and 2 

The wire is manufactured from steel grades 65G, 70 O . 



Resulting treatment Side size, mm 

Square section 



Class 1 / Class 2 

Annealed from 0.8 up to 4.5 590 – 780 / 490 – 780 

Cold-drawn from 0.8 up to 4.5 not exc. 1080 / not exc. 1230 

Nominal 

S = B 

Tolerance 

High accuracy Normal accuracy 

0.8 O ±0.03 +0.03 -0.04 

1.0 O 

1.2 

1.4 

1.6 

2.0 O 

2.5 O 

3.0 O 

3.2 O 

3.5 O 

4.0 O 

+0.03 

-0.04 

+0.04 

-0.06 

+0.04 

-0.08 

+0.04 

-0.08 

+0.06 

0.10 

Table 83. 

Round-up radius, 

mm, 

not exceeding 


0.25 

0.50 

0.60 

4.5 O 1.00 

Table 82. 

78


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Rectangular section Table 84. 

Nominal 

1.4 

1.6 

2.0 

2.5 

3.0 

3.5 

4.0 

4.5 

5.0 

Trapezium 

notation 

Trap. 2.5 

Trap. 3.0 

Trap. 3.2 

Trap. 3.5 

Trap. 4.0 

Trap. 4.5 


B S 

High accuracy 

+0.04 

-0.06 

+0.04 

-0.08 

Tolerance 

Normal 

accuracy 

+ 0.04 -0.08 

Nominal 

High accuracy 

1.0 +0.03 -0.04 

1.2 

1.4 

1.6 

2.0 

2.5 

3.0 

+0.04 

-0.10 3.2 

3.5 

+0.04 

-0.06 

+0.04 

-0.08 

B S 

Tolerance 

Normal 

accuracy 

Nominal Tolerance Nominal Tolerance 

2.5 

3.0 

3.2 

3.5 

4.0 

4.5 

High 

accuracy 

+ 0.04 

-0.06 

+0.04 

-0.08 

Normal 

accuracy 

+0.04 

-0.08 

+0.06 

-0.10 

The wire is shipped in coils or spools. The wire is 

covered with preservative oil and wrapped in a paper, 

followed by a layer of polymer film or non-woven 

materials. 

STEEL WIRE FOR SPRING WAHSERS 

High 

accuracy 

+0.04 

-0.08 

+ 0.06 

-0.10 

Normal 

accuracy 

Round-up 

radius, mm, 

not exceeding 


2.65 

3.20 

3.40 

3.75 

4.30 

4.80 

+0.04 -0.06 

+0.04 -0.08 

+0.04 -0.08 

0.04 

-0.08 +0.04 

-0.10 

0.25 

0.50 

0.60 

1.00 

Round-up 

radius, mm, 

not 

exceeding 

0.6 

+0.06 

-0.10 1.0 

Table 85. 

79


ANNEALED STEEL WIRE FOR ALL-METAL SAW BLADE 

Annealed steel wire 

for all-metal saw blade 

TU1) O, V 

14-4-1075-80 


The wire is intended for manufacture of all-metal saw 

blade for card wheels. 




Packing 



(normal accuracy / high accuracy) 

1.5 – 1.9 ±0.02 / +0.01 – 0.02 

2.0 – 2.4 +0.01 – 0.02 / ±0.02 

2.5 – 5.0 ±0.02 / +0.02 – 0.03 

Oryol Mill – produces wire of all diameters, 

Volgograd Mill: 2.9, 3.0, 3.4, 3.8, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 


from 1.5 up to 2.1 incl. – 490 – 640 O 

from 2.1 up to 5.0 incl. – 440 – 590 O 

440 – 588(45-60) V 


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 87. 

1.50 – 5.0 Spools up to 1000 – Paraffin paper and packing fabric or polymer film O 

1.50 – 5.0 Spools 1000 550 

The wire is shipped annealed on spools. 

Paraffin paper + polyethylene film V 

The wire is covered with preservative oil 

Table 86. 


80


for spring expanders 

TU 1) 14-4-1875-2003 V 


Present technical conditions cover the cold-drawn 

carbon steel spring wire, cold-drawn intended for 

manufacture of oil rings expanders used in VAZ cars. 




mm 



Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 88. 



0.8 

1.0 


mm 

Coils 10 – 50 200 


N/mm 2 

Number of twists, 

not less than 


not less than 

1 2 3 4 5 

0.8 +0.005 – 0.02 2060 – 2260 25 17 


CARBON STEEL WIRE FOR SPRING EXPANDERS 

Preservation. Paraffin paper + polymer film + metal 

package (customer property) 


81


for high pressure hoses 

TU 1) 14-4-1109-80 V 


Present technical conditions cover the carbon colddrawn, 

galvanized and brass-coated steel wire, 

intended for manufacture of high pressure hoses. 

The wire is made of steel grades 55, 60, U9A. 




mm 

0.30 ±0.01 



0.30 

Coils 

Spools 



Class A Class B 

1 – 12 

1 – 20 


+ 0.02 

- 0.01 

Inside ∅, 

mm 

140 – 200 

CARBON STEEL WIRE FOR HIGH PRESSURE HOSES 

Packing 

Paper 

Cardboard box and pallet V 


Table 90. 

Wire group Breaking strength Number of twists 

1 

2 

3 

15.0 – 18.0 

17.5 – 19.9 

20.0 – 23.0 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


50 

50 

40 

82

Brass-coated wire 

RML – 0.5 V 


Present technical conditions cover the cold-drawn 

brass-coated steel wire, diameter 0.5 mm, intended 

for manufacture of high pressure hoses. 




mm 

Diameter 

tolerance, mm 


Breaking 

strength, 

N 

Number of 

twists 

0.50 ±0.01 423 – 481 32 

• brass composition: 65 – 76% copper, 35 – 24% zinc 

• brass coating thickness: not less than 30 

micrometers 

Packing 

BRASS-COATED WIRE 


0.50 Spools 20 – 30 Paper + polyethylene + cardboard box 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 93. 


83


CARBON BRASS-COATED STEEL WIRE FOR HIGH PRESSURE HOSES 

Carbon brass-coated steel 

wire for high pressure hoses 

TU 1) 14-4-1474-87 V 


The wire is intended for high pressure hoses 

manufacture. 

The wire is made of carbon steel. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

0.30 

Packing 

Wire type 


0.30 Spools 8 – 30 – Paper in two layers, cardboard box and pallet 


Diameter 

tolerance, mm 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 94. 

Breaking strength N (kgs) Number of twists 

Class A Class B Class A Class B Class A Class B 

RML-1 

152 – 173.5 147.2 – 176.6 52 50 

RML-2 ±0.01 

+0.02 

-0.01 

174.6 – 195.2 171.7 – 195.2 50 50 

RML-3 196.2 – 219.7 196.2 – 225.6 42 40 

Table 95. 


84

Nickel steel wire 

TU 1) 14-4-1874-2003 V 

The wire is intended for lead-in wires of the sources 

of light. 




mm 



Table 96. 



0.5 

Diameter 

tolerance, mm 

0.5 ± 0.02 

0.6 ± 0.02 

0.7 ± 0.02 

0.8 ± 0.02 

1.0 ± 0.02 

1.5 ± 0.02 

1.8 ± 0.02 

2.0 ± 0.02 

0.5 

0.6 2.0 

0.7 2.0 

0.8 Coils 

3.0 

1.0 Spools 

4.0 

1.5 7.0 

1.8 8.0 

2.0 10.0 


Heat-treated 

The wire of interim diameters can be manufactured on customer’s demand. 

Diameter tolerance should conform to the one of the closest upper diameter. 

The wire core is made of the steel grade Sv-08. Other steel grades of the same 

chemical composition can be used. 


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


200 

Annealed, 

not less than 

NICKEL STEEL WIRE 

Relative elongation 

for heat-treated 

wire, % 

362 – 490 588 24 – 35 

Paper + non-woven material + 

Coils – wooden containers 

Spools – metal half-woods 

(or cardboard boxes) 

85


for high pressure hoses 

TU 1) 14-171-6-96 V 


The wire is intended for manufacture of oil rings 

expanders used in VAZ cars. 




mm 

0.40 

0.50 

0.60 


Group Tensile strength, N/mm 2 Number of 

twists 

RML -1 2156 – 2500 40 

RML -2 2509 – 2852 36 


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 98. 



0.40 – 0.60 Spools 20 – 30 – 

Brasscoating 

thickness, 

mcm 

Wire length 

in the spool 

26260 

RML -1 2156 – 2450 33 16880 

0.30 

RML -2 2460 – 2754 32 

RML -1 2156 – 2450 31 11700 

RML -2 2460 – 2754 30 

Diameter of a wire coil reeled off the spool should be not less than 200 mm. 

Additional characteristics are given in plain-text form. 


BRASS-COATED WIRE FOR HIGH-PRESSURE HOSES 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 

±0.01 

Paper in two layers + cardboard box and 

polyethylene 


86



BRASS-COATED WIRE FOR HIGH-PRESSURE HOSES 

for high-pressure hoses 

TU 1) 14-171-46-2002 V 


The wire is intended for high-pressure hoses 

manufacture . 

By its mechanical properties the manufactured wire 

is classified into groups 1 and 2. 



Wire 

diameter, 

mm 

0.40 

0.50 

0.60 

Packing 

Diameter 

tolerance, 

mm 

± 0.01 


0.40 – 0.60 Spools 


Strength 

group 

26±2 

(10±2) 


N/mm 2 

255 

(180) 

Number of 

twists 

Knotted 

wire 

breaking 

strength, 

% 

1 2156 – 2500 40 58.0 

2 2509 – 2852 36 58.0 

1 2156 – 2500 33 57.0 

2 2460 – 2754 32 57.0 

1 2156 – 2500 31 52.0 

2 2460 – 2754 30 52.0 

Paper in two layers + cardboard box and 

polyethylene 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 100. 

Wire length, m ±4% 

on spool of diameter 

(reference) 

255 mm 180 mm 

26260 10101 

16800 6494 

11700 4505 

Table 101. 


87


for flexible shaft 

TU 1) 14-4-121-72 V 


The wire is intended for manufacture of VAZ car’s 

flexible shaft. 

The wire of Ø 0.33; 0.38; 2.35 mm is made from 

steel grades 45; 50, the wire of Ø 0.45 mm – from 

steel grade 10. 




mm 

*Comments: twisting of the wire of Ø 2,35 mm is done on the length of 100d. 




Inside ∅, 

mm 

Packing 

0.33 

0.5 not less 

0.38 

0.45 

Coils 

Spools 

2.0 

2.0 

than 8 kg 

not less 

Preservative oil, 

paraffin paper + polyethylene 

or fabric 

2.35 3.0 than 50 kg 


Diameter 

tolerance 


N/mm 2 

CARBON STEEL WIRE FOR FLEXIBLE SHAFT 

Numer of twists (on 

the length of 76 mm) 

not less than 

0.33 +0.01 

1850 – 2010 45 

0.38 -0.005 

1700 – 1930 45 

0.45 ±0.01 740 – 1180 36 

2.35 ±0.02 1240 – 1390 15* 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Table 102. 

Relative elongation (on 

the length of50 mm), % 

not less than 


1,5 

88


Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Valve springs wire 70CrMnVA-Sh 

TU 1) 14-4-1380-91 V 


The wire is intended for manufacture of valve 

springs. 

The wire is manufactured of steel grade 70CrMnVA-Sh. 

Present technical conditions cover the tempered 

hardened circular section steel wire. 


Wire diameter and tolerance 

Wire 

diameter, mm 

2.50 

2.70 

2.80 

3.0 

3.17 

3.43 

3.50 

3.60 

3.80 

4.0 

4.20 

4.50 

4.75 

4.80 


Diameter 

tolerance 

±0.03 

+0.03 

-0.02 

Table 104. 

VALVE SPRINGS WIRE 70CRMNVA-SH 


89



2.50 – 3.17 



Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 


∅, mm Type Weight, kg Packing 

0.40 – 0.60 Spools 


N/mm 2 

1700 – 1830 

3.43 1666 – 1813 

3.50 

3.60 

3.80 

4.0 

4.20 

4.50 

1640 – 176 

1620 – 1740 

4.75 – 

Length of 

sample, mm 

260 

Tensile 

stress, 

N 

Twisting 

Not less than 100 kg 

(coils of a weight not less than 25 kg are 

allowed in amount not exceeding 5% of the 

whole lot) 


in forward direction in reverse direction 

not less than 

150 7 17 


paraffin paper + polyethylene 

or fabric 


200 

380 250 

4.80 – 10 

Tensile strength tolerance on one coil should not 

exceed 70 N/mm 2 . 

VALVE SPRINGS WIRE 70XGFA-SH 

7 

13 

Table 105. 

90


WIRE FOR CONTROL CABLES OF TRACTORS AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINES 

Wire for control cables of 

tractors and agricultural 

machines 

TU 1) 14-4-1521-2002 V 

The wire is made of steel grade 60 hardened and 

tempered. 




mm 

Wire out-of-roundness should not exceed half of 

the sum of diameter tolerances. 

Packing 



N/mm 2 

0.90 1860 – 2060 

1.0 1810 – 2010 

1.20 1770 – 1960 

1.40 1720 – 1910 


0.90 Coils 51 

1.0 Coils 50 

1.20 Coils 46 

1.40 Coils 43 


tolerance, not 

exc, N/mm 2 

550 

(weight 

tolerance+2 kg) 

Table 107. 

Relative 

restiction, 

not less than, 

% 

100 50 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Diameter and tolerance 


mm 

Diameter 

tolerance 

0.90 +0,01 

-0,03 

1.0 


1.20 

1.40 

Table 109. 


paraffin paper + 

polyethylene or fabric 

±0,02 

91 

Table 108.


COTTON BALING BELTS 

Cotton baling belts 

TS 71915393-011-2005; TU 1) 14-71915393-011-2005 

Steel belts for cotton baling are made of steel grade 45. 



Thickness, 

mm 

Width, mm 


Length, 

mm 

0.78 19.0 2395 

Thickness, 

mm 

+0.04; 

-0.02 

Belts are coated with anti-corrosion lacquer. 

Packing: 

1. Belts are shipped in lots. One lot size– wooden 

container, maximum weight 1000 kg. 

2. Wooden container is covered with crepe paper or 

other paper of the same protective characteristics 

followed by a layer of PVC film. 

Tolerance on: 

Width, 

mm 

Length, 

mm 

Joint breaking 

strength, N, 

not less than 

Medium- & 

high-carbon 

steel wire 

Belt edge 

crookedness, 

mm, 

not exc. 

±0.2 ±5.0 16200 5 

Table 110. 


92

Netting

Netting 

Product range 

1. Single-plaited steel netting GOST 1) 5336-80. 

2. Single-plaited steel netting with protective 

coverings TU 2) 14-178-287-2003. 

3. Double-stranded hexagonal netting 

4. Constructions of hexagonal netting 

(GOST R 52132-2003) 

General information 

Due to its construction specifics, steel netting is 

widely used in various industries: mechanical 

engineering, the building sector, metallurgy, the 

mineral resources industry, agriculture and the food 

industry. 

Its strength, elasticity, high transparency and 

capacity to hold up particles of given dimensions 

allows use of the nettings for: 

• granular materials classification based on particle 

dimensions; 




Netting 

• conveyer belt manufacture; 

• fencing manufacture; 

• concrete reinforcing; 

• heat insulation; 

• plastering; 

• banks and shores consolidation, construction of 

special installations against landslides; 

• erosion-prevention and landscaping work. 

Steel nettings differ in wire material, wires connection 

type and mesh shape and dimensions. 

At present, joint-stock company “Severstal-metiz” 

offers the following nettings: 

• plaited nettings; 

• nettings welded at the intersection; 

• corrugated wire nettings; 

• landscape hexagonal nettings and constructions 

of hexagonal nettings. 


94

Single-plaited steel netting 

GOST 1) 5336-80 

Netting description: 


SINGLE-PLAITED STEEL NETTING 

Diamond mesh Square mesh 

The nettings are manufactured either with diamond 

(rhomb’s acute angle equals 60º) meshes or with 

square (angles equal 90º) meshes from non-heattreated 

wire without coating, or coated with zinc to 

TU 2) 14-4-1563-89; available in compact and normal 

rolls. 

Gauge and geometrics of the nettings are given in Table 1 on 

the next page. 




Netting 

Figure 1. 

The netting is suitable for excavation fixing in the 

mineral resources industry, materials bolting in the 

construction industry, for plastering reinforcement in 

the construction industry, for heat-shielding of 

industrial equipment and pipelines. It can also be 

used for fencing manufacture in agriculture, 

mechanical and power engineering. 

Clarification 

of netting naming structure: 

Diamond mesh netting No 15 made from non-heattreated 

wire without coating, of a diameter of 1.6 mm, 

group 2: 

Netting 2-D-15-1.6 GOST 5336-80 

The same netting, made from a zinc-coated wire: 

Netting 2-D-15-1.6-Z GOST 5336-80 

Square mesh netting No 20, made from a zinc-coated 

wire of a diameter of 2.0 mm: 

Netting 20-2.0-Z GOST 5336-80 

Square mesh netting No 35 in compact rolls, made 

from a zinc-coated wire of a diameter of 2.5 mm: 

Netting 35-2.5-Z-C GOST 5336-80 


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Gauge and geometrics of the nettings Table 1. 

Netting 

No 

5 


Without coating Coated with zinc 


Diamond mesh 

Breadth, mm 

Estimated weight 

of 1 m², kg 

6 1.2 

3.583 

1000 

8 2.780 

8 1.4 – 

3.800 

10 1.2 

Netting 


3.798 

2.045 

10 1.4 1000, 1500 

2.713 

12 1.4 2.243 

15 1.6 1.6 1000, 1500 2.466 (2.570) 

Square mesh 

20 

1000, 1500 2.500 (2.660) 

2.0 2.0 

25 

2.150 (2.169) 

1000, 1500, 2000 

25 2.5 2.5 3.360 (3.360) 

35 2.0 2.0 

1.429 (1.560) 

1000, 2000 

35 2.5 2.5 2.440 (2.440) 

45 2.0 − 1.190 

45 2.5 2.5 

1.870 (1.790) 

1500, 2000 

45 3.0 3.0 2.465 (2.700) 

50 2.5 − 1.680 

50 3.0 3.0 

2.352 (2.420) 

1500. 2000 

60 3,0 – 2.000 

100 5,0 – 2000, 2500, 3000 3.361 

Comment: Values in parenthesis relate to the netting made from zinc-coated wire. 


96

Single-plaited steel netting 

with protective coverings 

TU 1) 14-178-287-2003 




Diamond mesh Square mesh 

The netting is suitable for excavation fixing in the 

mineral resources industry, materials bolting in the 

construction industry, for reinforcement during 

plastering in the construction industry, for heat- 

shielding of industrial equipment and pipelines, and 

for fencing manufacture in agriculture, mechanical 

and power engineering. 

Clarification 


Diamond mesh netting No 15 made from a non-heattreated 

wire without coating, of a diameter of 1.2 mm, 

group 2: 

Netting 2-D-15-1.2 TU 14-178-287-2003 

Square mesh netting No 20, made from a zinc-coated 

wire of a diameter of 1.6 mm: 

Netting 20-1.6-Z TU 14-178-287-2003 

Square mesh netting No 45 made from a wire with 

low-pressure polyethylene coating of a diameter of 

2.8 mm: 

Netting 45-2.8-P TU 14-178-287-2003 

The same netting, in compact rolls: 

Netting 45-2.8-P-C TU 14-178-287-2003 


Netting description: 

Netting 

Figure 2. 

The nettings are manufactured either with diamond 

(rhomb’s acute angle equals 60º) meshes or with 

square (angles equal 90º) meshes from non-heattreated 

wire without coating, or coated with zinc to 

TU 14-4-1563-89 and from a wire with low-pressure 

polyethylene coating (HDPE) to TU 14-178-290-95; 

available in compact and normal rolls. 

Gauge and geometrics of the nettings are given in Table 2 on 

the next page. 


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Gauge and geometrics of the nettings Table 2. 

Netting 

No 



BRIGHT SINGLE-PLAITED STEEL NETTING 

Without coating Woated with zinc Coated with polymer 

Diamond mesh 

Netting 

Comment: 

Values in parenthesis relate to the netting made from zinc-coated wire, values in brackets relate to the netting made from polymeric 

coated wire. 

Other dimension-types are possible according to the customer’s demand. 

Estimated weight 

of 1 m², kg 

5 1.4 – – 5.283 

15 1.2 – – 1.314 

Square mesh 

20 1.6 1.6 – 1.660 (1.605) 

35 1.6 1.6 – 0.888 (0.937) 

35 – – 2.5 (1.324) 

45 – 2.0 – (1.190) 

45 – – 2.8 (1.324) 

50 – 2.5 – (1.680) 

50 – – 2.8 (1.324) 

80 5.0 – – 3.740 


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Double-stranded 

hexagonal netting 

TU 1) 14-178-351-98 

Figure 3. 

S 2 



d 1 

S 1 

Netting description is given in Table 3; mechanical 

properties, zinc coating density and polymeric coating 

thickness are given in Table 4 on the next page. 

d 

DOUBLE-STRANDED HEXAGONAL NETTING 


Netting 

The netting is suitable for netting constructions and 

fencing manufacture. 

The nettings are classified according to the wire 

coating used: 

• without coating; 

• zinc-coated wire, coating group 1 – 01; 



• zinc-coated wire with polymeric coating – 01P, 

02P, 03P. 

Clarification 


Netting with a mesh dimension of 80×100 mm made 

from a wire without coating of a diameter of 2.2 mm 

and a breadth of 3000 mm to TU 17-178-351-98: 

Netting 8×10-2.2-3000 TU 14-178-351-98 


from a zinc-coated wire of the 1st class of coating of 

a diameter of 2.2 mm and a breadth of 3000 mm to 

TU 17-178-351-98: 

Netting 8×10-2.2-01-3000 TU 14-178-351-98 


from a zinc-coated polymeric wire of the 1st class of 

coating of a diameter of 2.2 mm and a breadth of 

3000 mm to TU 17-178-351-98: 

Netting 8×10-2.2/3.2-01P-3000 TU 14-178-351-98 


99

Netting type 



Netting, d Edge, d 1 

8×10 – 2.0 

2.40 

2.00 

8×10 – 2.0 2.50 

8×10 – 2.2 

2.70 

2.20 

8×10 – 2.2 2.80 

Mesh size 

S 1 , mm 

DOUBLE-STRANDED HEXAGONAL NETTING 

Netting description Table 3. 

Netting 


S 2 , 

mm 

Cloth breadth, 

B, mm 

Weight of 

1 m², kg 

0.839 

1.028 

8×10 – 2.4 2.40 

1.232 

3.00 80.0 100 230 – 4000 

8×10 – 2.5 2.50 1.342 

8×10 – 2.7 2.70 3.40 1.500 

8×10 – 2.8 2.80 

1.697 

3.90 

8×10 – 3.0 3.00 1.958 

8×10 – 2.7/3.7 2.70 3.40 1.666 

Netting mechanical properties Table 4. 

Nominal 

diameter of 

the resulting 

wire, mm 

Tolerance 

on diameter, 

mm 

Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

Elongation, 

%, 

not less than 

Zinc coating 

density, g/m 2 , 

not less than 

01 02 03 

2.0 50 90 240 

2.2 ±0,06 

2.4 60 100 

Spiral winding, 

shank diameter 

(number of turns) 

2.5 350 − 550 12 260 5d (6) 

2.7 

2.8 ±0,08 

3.0 70 110 275 

3.4 ±0,10 

3.9 80 120 290 

The netting is manufactured in rolls. The length of the 

netting roll must be within a range of 25 − 100 m. 

Nettings manufacture of shorter length and in carts 

is possible on the customer’s demand. 

The weight of one netting roll should not exceed 

1000 kg. 

100

Constructions 

of hexagonal netting 

TU 1) 14-178-350-98 


Constructions of hexagonal netting are suitable for 

bank-, slope- and ditch consolidation, ground 

reinforcing, and other construction works. 

Constructions of hexagonal netting are classified by 

mesh shape and mesh number: 

• box-like structures of hexagonal netting (B); 

• box-like structures of hexagonal netting with 

internal partitions (BP); 

• multicellular structures of hexagonal netting with 

internal partitions (MP); 

• box-like structures of hexagonal netting with 

cores and a reinforcing board (RP). 

Clarification of naming structure: 

Box-like structures of hexagonal netting of the 

following dimensions – length 2 m, width 1 m, height 

0,5 m made from zinc-coated wire of the 1 st class of 

coating of a diameter of 2.7 mm: 

Structure B – 2×1×0.5 – 2.7 – 01 

TU 14-178-350-98. 

Box-like structures of hexagonal netting of the 

following dimensions – length 2 m, width 1 m, height 

0.5 m made from zinc-coated wire of the 1 st class of 

coating of a diameter of 2.7 mm, with a polymeric 

coating: 

Structure B – 2×1×0.5 v – 2.7/3.7 – 01P 

TU 14-178-350-98. 

Box-like structures of hexagonal netting with two 

internal partitions of the following dimensions – 

length 3 m, width 1 m, height 0.5 m, made from 

zinc-coated wire of the 1 st class of coating of a 

diameter of 2.7 mm, with a polymeric coating: 

Structure BP2 – 3×1×0.5 – 2.7/3.7 – 01P 

TU 14-178-350-98. 

Multicellular structures of hexagonal netting with 4 

internal partitions of the following dimensions – 

length 5 m, width 2 m, height 1 m, made from zinccoated 

wire of the 3 rd class of coating of a diameter 

of 3.0 mm: 

Structure MP4 – 5×2×1 – 3.0 – 03 

TU 14-178-350-98. 



CONSTRUCTIONS OF HEXAGONAL NETTING 

Netting 

Box-like structures of hexagonal netting with internal 

partition and a reinforcing board of the following 

dimensions – length 2 m, width 1 m, height 1 m, the 

length of reinforcing board – 6 m, made from zinccoated 

wire of the 2 nd class of coating of a diameter 

of 3.0 mm, with a polymeric coating. 

Structure RP1 - 6×2×1×1 – 3.0/4.0 – 02P 

TU 14-178-350-98. 

Constructions of hexagonal netting are made of 

hexagonal netting with a mesh dimension of 8×10 to 

TU 14-178-351-98. Coating type is specified in the 

order. 

To form a construction, the netting is bent. End walls 

and partitions are sewn to the netting with a load 

binder. 

Netting edges not fixed with a binder are fixed with a 

shank of a diameter equal to the binder diameter. 

The whole construction is packed up. When packing 

up a construction, the end walls and partitions 

fastened to the base are put on the bottom, the 

sidewalls and the cover are consequently bent to the 

angle of 180º until the necessary size is achieved. 

Constructions packed this way form a package of a 

weight not exceeding 1500 kg. 

Tolerance on construction dimensions is ±5 %. 


101

Netting 

Basic dimensions of a box-like structure of hexagonal netting Table 5. 


� 

Dimensions, m Weight of structure*, kg, made from 

Length L 

Breadth B 

Drawing 

Height H 

� 

� 

Zinc-coated wire Polymer-coated wire 

(netting wire diameter) / load binder diameter, mm 

(2.7) / 2.2 (2.8) / 2.2 (3.0) / 2.4 (3.0) / 2.5 (2.7/3.7) / 2.4 (2.7/3.7) / 2.5 

1 1 0.5 6.9 7.3 8.0 8.8 8.4 9.2 

1.5 1 0.5 9.6 10.2 11.0 12.1 11.6 12.8 

1 1 1 10.4 11.0 12.0 13.2 12.6 13.9 

2 1 0.5 13.5 14.3 16.0 17.6 16.5 18.1 

3 1 0.5 18.5 19.6 21.7 23.9 22.6 24.9 

1.5 1 1 15.1 16.0 17.3 19.0 18.4 20.2 

2 1 1 18.5 19.6 21.4 23.5 22.6 24.9 

4 1 0.5 23.8 25.2 27.5 30.2 29.2 32.1 

3 1 1 25.1 26.6 29.0 31.9 30.9 34.0 

4 1 1 31.8 33.7 36.2 39.8 39.2 43.1 

* ) Reference value. 



102

Basic dimensions of a box-like structure of hexagonal netting 

with internal partitions 

Drawing 

Dimensions, m 

Length L 

Breadth B 


Height H 


� 

Number of internal 

partitions, pieces 

� 

� 


Weight of structure*, kg, made from 



Netting 


Table 6. 

(2.7) / 2.2 (2.8) /2.2 (3.0) / 2.4 (3.0) / 2.5 (2.7/3.7) / 2.4 (2.7/3.7) / 2.5 

2 1 0.5 1 14.5 15.4 17.1 18.8 17.1 18.8 

3 1 0.5 2 20.4 21.6 23.8 26.2 24.7 27.2 

2 1 1 1 20.4 21.6 23.2 25.5 23.6 26.0 

4 1 0.5 3 26.5 28.1 30.4 33.4 30.6 33.7 

3 1 1 2 28.6 30.3 33.1 36.4 33.6 37.0 

4 1 1 3 35.3 37.4 40.2 44.2 41.8 46.0 

103


� 

� 


Basic dimensions of a multicellular structure of hexagonal netting 

with internal partitions 

Dimensions, m 

Length L 

Drawing 

Breadth B 


Height H 



Netting 


� 

Weight of structure*, kg, made from 



Table 7. 

(2.7) / 2.2 (2.8) / 2.2 (3.0) / 2.4 (3.0) / 2.5 (2.7/3.7) / 2.4 (2.7/3.7) / 2.5 

2 1 0.17 1 9.0 9.5 10.4 11.4 10.9 12.0 

3 2 0.5 2 35.9 38.0 43.6 48.0 42.4 46.6 

4 2 0.5 3 47.1 49.9 56.4 62.0 55.3 60.8 

3 2 1 2 48.9 51.8 54.7 60.2 56.0 61.6 

5 2 0.5 4 57.7 61.2 68.1 74.9 68.3 75.1 

4 2 1 3 64.2 68.0 72.6 79.9 73.6 81.0 

5 2 1 4 78.9 83.6 89.4 98.3 89.5 98.4 

104

Basic dimensions of a multicellular structure 

of hexagonal netting with internal partitions 

� 

� 

� � 


� � 

Dimensions, m 

Reinforcing 

Box-like structure 

board 


Length, L 

Drawing 

Breadth, B 


Height, H 

Length, L 1 

Breath, B 1 


� � 


Netting 


� � 

Weight* of structure 

(made from polymer-coated wire), kg 

(netting wire diameter) / load binder 

diameter, mm 

(3.0/4.0) /2.8 

2 1 1 6 2 1 54.4 

R – reinforcing board made of a double-stranded netting; 

P – partition made of a double-stranded netting. 

Table 8. 

105

Ropes

Ropes 



ROPES /OVERVIEW 

Ropes 

Joint-stock company “Severstal-metiz” manufactures a wide 

range of steel ropes: 

Manufactured ropes are of different types and constructions; they differ in the cross-section shape of the 

rope elements and the rope itself, and in the physical and mechanical properties of rope wires and cores. 

Core 

Ropes range. 

Rope 

1. by structure: 

• single-laid (helical) ropes – composed of one or 

more helically laid concentric wire layers; 

• double-laid ropes – composed of strands twisted 

in one or more concentric layers; 

• thrice-laid ropes – composed of double-laid 

ropes, twisted in a concentric layer. 

2. by strands, twist types, and single-laid ropes 

types: 

• ropes with a punctual contact of wires between 

layers; 

• ropes with a linear contact of wires between layers; 

• ropes with a linear contact of wires between layers 

– the wire diameter being the same in the strand; 


– the wire diameter varying in the outer strand layer; 


and infilling wires; 

• ropes with a linear contact of wires between layers, 

when inside a strand there are layers with wires of 

different diameter and layers with wires of the 

same diameter; 

• ropes with a combined punctual and linear 

contact of wires. 

Strand 

3. by cross-section shape: 

• round-strand ropes; 

• profiled strand ropes. 

4. by rotation extent: 

• rotating ropes (with the same lay direction in 

single-laid ropes, strands); 

• non-rotating ropes (multi-layer, multi-strand and 

single-laid ropes with opposite lay direction 

through layers). 

5. by core material: 

• fibre core ropes (fibre core is made from natural 

or synthetic materials); 

• steel core ropes. 

6. by twisting method: 

• untwisting-resistant ropes; 

• non untwisting resistant ropes. 

7. by balance degree: 

• peened ropes; 

• plain ropes. 


Wire 

Inner Layer 

107

8. by lay direction: 

• right-laid ropes; 

• left-laid ropes. 

9. by combination of rope’s lay direction and 

lay direction of its elements: 

• cross-laid ropes (rope lay direction is opposite to 

strand lay direction); 

• single-laid ropes (strand lay direction and wire lay 

direction coincide). 

10. by mechanical properties: 

• ropes of grade BK, B, I. 

Lay direction and combination of lay directions: 


11. by coating of the rope’s wires: 

• ropes of wires with uncoated finish; 

• ropes of wires with zinc-coated finish: with 

different zinc surface density. 

12. by use: 

• cargo and human lifting applicable; 

• cargo lifting applicable. 

13. by accuracy of manufacture: 

• ropes of normal accuracy; 

• ropes of high accuracy. 

Left cross lay Right cross lay 

Left lang lay Right lang lay 

The rope length is defined by the customer’s length 

tolerance: 

• for ropes with a length < 400 m 

– not exceeding ± 5%. 

• for ropes with a length > 400 m – not exceeding 

± 20 m on each 1000 m or parts thereof. 

When the length is not defined, the rope is manufactured 

of a length not less than 200 m. Custom ropes 

with the length less than 200 m can be manufactured 

on request. 

In case a multiple length or an installed length is given, 

and a rope is manufactured of an overall length, the 

manufacturer marks with wire bracelets at the required 

lengths. 


Ropes 

Mechanical properties of the wires entering the rope 

meet the requirements GOST 1) 7372-79 or DIN 2078. 

Tensile strength tolerance limits of the wires, with 

exception of the core and infilling wires, are given in 

the table below. 

Tolerance on 

rope tensile strength 


mm (inclusive) 

Tolerance on wire tensile strength, 

N/ mm 2 

1570 N/ mm 2 1770 N/ mm 2 

< 0,5 +400 +400 

from 0.5 to 1.0 +350 +350 

from 1.0 to 2.0 +300 +300 

2.0 and more +250 +250 

The wire is to DIN 2078 



Table 1. 

108

Ropes range and application areas 

Application area GOST 1) 

Lightning-protection ropes for power lines 3062-80, 3063-80, 3064-80 

Bracing wires, standing rigging, etc. 

Cargo and cargo & human lifting machines 2688-80, 3077-80 


Ropes 

3062-80, 3063-80, 3064-80, 2668-80, 3066-80, 3069-80, 3077-80, 

3081-80, 14954-80 

Aerial ropeways 2688-80, 3069-80, 3077-80, 3090-73 

Cable cranes 2688-80, 3077-80, 3090-73 

Boat hoists 

3066-80, 3069-80, 3077-80, 3081-80, 3083-80, 7668-80, 14954-80, 

3062-80, 3063-80, 2688-80 

Non-critical cargo lifting 3067-88, 3068-68, 3070-88, 3071-88 

Pick-and-place machines 3077-80, 7668-80 

Shaft hoisting installations 2668-80, 3077-80, 7668-80, 7669-80, 3090-73, TU 14-4-1475-88 

Earth-moving vehicles 7668-80, 3081-80, 7669-80, 14954-80 

Timber rafting 3083-80, 7665-80, 14954-80, 3064-80, 2668-80, 7668-80 

Tie-down and tow ropes 3083-80 

Elevator ropes 3077-80, 2688-80, 7665-80 

Block and tackle 7665-80, 3069-80, 2688-80 

Blast-furnace (skip) hoisting 7665-80, 7668-80, 2668-80 

Mine (inclined) hoisting 7667-80, 2688-80, 3077-80, 7669-80 

Road vehicles 7667-80, 7669-80, 14954-80, 2688-80 

Metallurgical cranes 7667-80, 7668-80, 7669-80, 2668-80 

Timber and woodworking industries 14954-80 

Rope guides 18901-73, 7675-73, 3090-73 – closed ropes 

Brake ropes 3077-80 

Balance ropes 7668-80 

Shaft sinking (for equipment hanging) 7668-80 

Drilling Rigs 2688-80, 16853-88 



Table 2. 


109

Zinc surface density 




C (commercial 

galvanizing) 

CHARACTERISTICS OF MANUFACTURED ROPES 

Zinc surface density, g/m 2 , not less than, for wire group 

M (medium thickness 

galvanizing) 

Ropes 


Table 3. 

H (heavy galvanizing) 

0.20 up to 0.24 15 20 30 

> 0.24 up to 0.32 20 25 45 

> 0.32 up to 0.38 20 25 60 

> 0.38 up to 0.45 30 40 75 

> 0.45 up to 0.55 35 40 90 

> 0.55 up to 0.65 40 50 110 

> 0.65 up to 0.75 40 60 120 

> 0.75 up to 0.95 50 70 130 

> 0.95 up to 1.15 60 80 150 

> 1.15 up to 1.40 60 90 165 

> 1.40 up to 1.80 70 100 180 

> 1.80 up to 2.40 80 110 205 

> 2.40 up to 3.00 90 125 230 

> 3.00 up to 3.80 100 135 230 

> 3.80 up to 4.40 110 150 245 

> 4.40 up to 5.10 110 165 245 

Technical requirements. 

Steel ropes are manufactured in compliance with 

GOST 1) 3241-91, GOST 18899-73 or DIN 3051 

from the wire GOST 7372-79, STP 171-20-2003 

or DIN 2078. 

110

Protective rope grease 

The rope grease variant should be stipulated on 

order placement and indicated in the specification 

(see Table 4). 

Rope grease variants other than available should be 

also detailed in specification. When a rope grease 

variant is not stipulated, the rope will be greased in 

accordance with code A2, a grease excess being 

removed. 

Codes of rope grease variants 

Grease 

code 

Fiber core 



Metal core 


of strand as a whole 

Rope strands Rope 

S(A) not greased not greased not greased not greased not greased 

A0 greased greased not greased not greased not greased 

A1 greased greased not greased greased not greased 

A2 greased greased greased greased greased 

A3 greased greased not greased not greased greased 

A4 not greased not greased greased greased not greased 

A5 not greased not greased greased greased greased 

A6 not greased not greased greased not greased greased 

Manufactured ropes satisfy the requirements on diameter tolerances as specified in tables 5, 6, 7 and 8. 

Diameters and tolerances of double laid ropes GOST 1) 3241-91 

Rope diameter, mm 

under 3.0 

> 3.0 up to 6.0 

> 6.0 up to 8.0 

> 8.0 

Diameter tolerance, %, not more, for ropes of 

high accuracy standard accuracy 

steel core fiber core steel core fiber core 

+7 

-1 

+6 

-1 

+5 

-1 

+4 

-1 

Ropes 


+6 

+5 

+10 

-2 

+6 

-2 

+10 

+7 

Table 4. 

Table 5. 

111

Diameters and tolerances of single laid ropes 

Diameters and tolerances of ropes DIN 3051 

DIN 

Rope diameter, mm 

under 1.5 +5 

> 1.5 up to 8.0 +4 

> 8.0 up to 16.0 +4 

> 16.0 +3 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 



Table 7. 

Table 6. 

Diameter tolerance, %, not more, for ropes of 

high accuracy standard accuracy 

Diameter tolerance, %, 

not more, for ropes with 

steel core fiber core 

1 2 3 4 

3052 

3053 

3054 

3055 

0.8 − 1.5 

2 − 7.0 

1 − 1.5 

2 − 17 

18 − 25 

3 − 16 

18 − 36 

2 − 3 

4 − 5 

6 − 7 

8 − 22 

+8/0 

+7/0 

+6/0 

+5/0 

+5/0 

+4/0 

+5/0 

+4/0 

+3/0 

+4/0 

+3/0 

+8/0 

+7/0 

+6/0 

+5/0 

3057 12.0 – 44.0 +5/0 +5/0 

3058 

3059 

3060 

3062 

6 – 7 

8 – 36 

6 – 7 

8 – 36 

3 

4 – 5 

6 – 7 

8 – 56 

+6/0 

+5/0 

+6/0 

+5/0 

+8/0 

+7/0 

+6/0 

+5/0 

+6/0 

+5/0 

+6/0 

+5/0 

+8/0 

+7/0 

+6/0 

+5/0 

28 − 44 V 

10 − 15 Ch +5/0 +5/0 

3064 12.0 − 56.0 +5/0 +5/0 

3066 

6 − 7 

8 − 44 

+6/0 

+5/0 

+6/0 

+5/0 

3069 18 − 28 +5/0 +5/0 

Ropes 


+10 

-2 

+10 

-2 

+6 

-2 

+6 

-2 

The rope length is specified by customer. Length 

tolerance: 

– for rope length < 400 m + 5% 

– for rope length > 400 m + 20 m 

on each 1000 m or its parts. 

When the rope length is not specified, the rope is 

manufactured of a length conditioned by characteristics 

of used equipments for ropes twisting and the 

rope diameter. Custom ropes of a length less than 

200 m are manufactured on customer’s demand. 

In case a multiple length or an installed length is given 

and a rope is manufactured of an overall length, the 

manufacturer hitches the wire bracelets at the length 

scales given. 

112



Tolerance on wire tensile strength. The wire is to GOST 1) 7372-79 


(inclusive) 


Tolerance on wire tensile strength, % 

BK B I 

under 0.75 18 20 23 

> 0.75 up to 1.6 16 18 21 

> 1.6 up to 1.8 15 17 19 

> 1.8 14 16 18 

Tolerance on wire tensile strength. The wire is to DIN 2078 

Wire diameter, mm (inclusive) 

Tolerance on wire tensile strength, N/ mm 2 , for marking groups 

1570 N / mm 2 1770 N / mm 2 

0.2 < 0.5 +390 +390 

0.5 < 1.0 +350 +350 

1.0 < 1.5 +320 +320 

1.5 < 2.0 +290 +290 

2.0 < 6.0 +260 +260 

Tolerance on wire tensile strength (shielded ropes). 

The wire is to STP 171-20-2003 

Wire type 

Round section wire 

Fashion shaped wire 

Tolerance values are rounded off to the bigger value. 

Zinc surface density and its adherence to the steel 

base meet the requirements GOST 7372-79, 

STP 171-20-2003 and DIN 2078. 

Tolerance on wire tensile strength, % from wire grade group 

Grade B Grade I 

16 20 

Ropes 


Table 8. 

Table 9. 

Table 10. 

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Identification marking 

Each rope is supplied with a metallic label which 

specifies: 

• manufacturer logotype 

• rope number according to manufacturer 

enumeration system 

• rope design letters; 

• rope (or ropes cracker line) length, starting from 

the drum neck, m; 

• gross weight, kg; 

• rope manufacture date. 

Packing 

Ropes are wound on wooden drums to GOST 11127-78, 

or on metallic drums, and on return drums in 

predefined order, or wound in hanks. 

Hank overall dimensions: 

• Outer diameter – not exceeding 1200 mm, 

• Height – not exceeding 800 mm, 

• Inner diameter should not exceed 15 nominal 

rope diameters. 

Hank neck diameter – not less than 15 nominal rope 

diameters. Hank edge overhangs the outer layer of 

the wound rope on not less than 2 nominal rope 

diameters (with a nominal diameter not exceeding 

25 mm) and on 500 mm in case the nominal diameter 

exceeds 25 mm. 

Rope ends are fastened tightly. The outside end is 

tied with a fibre core to GOST 5269-93 or other 

reference documentation, or with a wire to GOST 

3282-74 or other reference documentation, or with a 

Symbolic notations used in the catalogue: 







strand, or rope or band to GOST 3560-73, and is 

fastened to the inner side of the hank stock. 

Ropes 

The label is fixed tightly on a drum’s cheek or a rope’s 

hank. When winded on metal drum, the label can be 

fixed to the rope’s end. Transportation marking – 

GOST 1) 14192-96. 

On the customer’s demand, hanks of cargo & human 

lifting applications are boarded, with a maximum gap 

between boards of 50 mm, or the rope is wrapped 

with a polymer film to GOST 10354-82 or other 

reference documentation, or with a waterproof paper 

to GOST 8828-89 or GOST 515-77. 

The rope wound in a hank must be firmly tied with a 

soft wire to GOST 3282-74 or other reference documentation, 

or with a strand or band to GOST 3560-73 

or other reference documentation, not less than in 4 

points evenly set on the circle. 

Ropes dispatched to the far north and regions with 

difficult access, as well as ropes shipped by sea, 

are delivered in special packing to GOST 15846-79. 

LK-R – wires in a strand are in linear contact, outer layer wires are of two diameters; 

LK-O – wires in a strand are in linear contact, outer layer wires are of the same diameter; 

LK-Z – wires in a strand are in linear contact, wires are revolved to the right; 

TK – wires in a strand are in punctual contact; 

TLK-O – wires in a strand are in linear and punctual contact, outer layer wires are of the same diameter. 


114

Double laid rope 

LK-R type 6×19 (1+6+6/6) + 1 fiber core 


2688-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 

wires in the 

rope 

Marking group, N/mm 2 

GOST 2688-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 

Breaking strength, N, not less than 

Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

3.6 48.8 — — — — 8780 7465 

3.8 55.1 — — — — 9930 8400 

4.1 64.1 — — — — 11550 9750 

4.8 84.4 — — — — 15200 12850 

5.1 95.5 — — — — 17200 14600 

5.6 116.5 18650 15800 19800 16800 20950 17800 

6.2 141.6 22650 19250 24100 20100 25500 21100 

6.9 176.6 28300 24000 30050 25500 31800 26300 

7.6 211.0 33860 28700 35900 30500 38000 32300 

8.3 256.0 41000 34800 43550 36950 46100 38150 

9.1 305.0 48850 41500 51900 44100 55000 45450 

9.6 358.6 57450 48850 61050 51850 64650 53450 

11.0 461.6 73950 62850 78600 66750 83200 68800 

12.0 527.0 84450 71750 89700 76200 95000 78550 

13.0 596.6 95600 81250 101500 86800 107500 89000 

14.0 728.0 116500 98950 123500 105000 131000 108000 

15.0 844.0 135000 114500 143500 122000 152000 125500 

16.5 1025.0 164000 139000 174000 147500 184500 152000 

18.0 1220.0 195500 166000 207500 176000 220000 181500 

19.5 1405.0 225000 191000 239000 203000 253000 209000 

21.0 1635.0 261500 222000 278000 236000 294500 243500 

22.5 1850.0 296000 251000 314500 267000 333000 275000 

rope 


115

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 


Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 2688-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

24.0 2110.0 337500 287000 359000 304500 380000 314000 

25.5 2390.0 382500 324500 406500 345000 430000 356000 

27.0 2685.0 430000 365000 457000 388000 483500 399500 

28.0 2910.0 466500 396000 495500 421000 525000 434000 

30.5 3490.0 559000 475000 594000 504500 629000 520000 

32.0 3845.0 616000 523500 654500 556000 693000 573000 

33.5 4220.0 676000 574000 718000 610500 760500 629000 

37.0 5015.0 804000 683000 854000 725000 904500 748000 

39.5 5740.0 919500 781500 977000 828000 1030000 856000 

42.0 6535.0 1045000 890000 1110000 945000 1175000 975000 

44.5 7385.0 1180000 1000000 1255000 1035000 1330000 1075000 

47.5 8430.0 1350000 1145000 1435000 1185000 1520000 1230000 

51.0 9545.0 1530000 1295000 1625000 1340000 1920000 1395000 

56.0 11650.0 1865000 1580000 1980000 1635000 2100000 1705000 

Comments: The ropes, breaking strength of which is given in yellow, are manufactured 

from uncoated wire and galvanized wire. The ropes, breaking strength 

of which is given in white, are manufactured from uncoated wire. 

Ropes of diameters and marking groups other than specified in the table can be 

manufactured on customer’s demand. Marking group of galvanized ropes is agreed 

upon placement of order. 

rope 

116

Single laid rope 

LK-O type 1×7 (1+6) 


3062-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3062-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 



rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

0.65 2.4 — — — — 476 431 

0.75 2.8 — — — — 564 509 

0.80 3.3 — — — — 670 607 

0.85 3.8 — — — — 776 705 

0.90 4.3 781 715 833 764 882 803 

1.00 5.6 1015 931 1080 989 1145 1045 

1.10 6.2 1125 1025 1195 1095 1270 1155 

1.20 7.9 1425 1300 1515 1380 1605 1460 

1.40 10.0 1800 1655 1915 1750 2025 1860 

1.60 12.3 2225 2035 2365 2165 2500 2260 

1.80 17.6 3180 2920 3380 3105 3580 3240 

2.00 20.7 3730 3420 3965 3635 4195 3800 

2.20 23.9 4310 3955 4580 4200 4850 4400 

2.40 31.1 5610 5150 5960 5475 6315 5720 

2.80 39.4 7100 6465 7545 6935 7990 7250 

3.10 49.2 8870 8150 9425 8670 9980 9070 

3.40 59.4 10700 9800 11350 10400 12000 9850 

3.70 70.5 12700 11650 13500 12350 14300 12900 

4.00 82.5 14850 13650 15800 14550 16750 15150 

4.30 95.6 17200 15800 18300 16850 19400 17550 

4.60 109.6 19750 18150 21000 19300 22200 20150 

4.90 124.6 22450 20600 23850 21950 25250 22900 

5.20 140.5 25300 23250 26900 24700 28500 25850 

5.50 157.5 28350 26050 30150 27700 31900 28950 

rope 

117

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 


Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3062-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

6.20 197.0 35500 32600 37700 34650 39950 36250 

6.80 238.0 42850 39350 45500 41800 48200 43800 

7.40 282.6 50850 46700 54050 49600 57200 51950 

8.00 330.5 59550 54750 63300 58200 67000 60850 

8.60 382.1 69000 63450 73300 67400 77600 70450 

9.20 438.5 79100 72750 81000 77250 88950 80800 

9.80 498.5 89850 82650 95500 85900 101100 91750 

10.50 562.0 101000 93200 107500 97750 114000 102000 

11.50 700.5 126000 116000 134000 121500 142000 127500 







rope 

118


TK type 1×19 (1+6+12) 


3063-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3063-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 



rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

1.0 5.2 — — — — 1055 950 

1.1 6.3 — — — — 1285 1145 

1.2 7.5 — — — — 1530 1370 

1.3 8.8 — — — — 1795 1600 

1.4 10.1 — — — — 2080 1860 

1.5 11.6 2115 1900 2245 2015 2380 2135 

1.7 14.9 2725 2450 2895 2595 3065 2750 

1.8 16.6 3040 2730 3230 2900 3420 3075 

2.0 20.8 3790 3410 4030 3615 4265 3830 

2.6 32.3 5910 5310 6280 5640 6650 5880 

3.0 46.5 8495 7640 9025 8110 9560 8145 

3.3 54.6 9970 8945 10550 9525 11200 9845 

3.6 63.2 11550 10300 12250 11000 13000 11450 

4.0 82.5 15050 13500 16000 14400 16950 14950 

4.6 104.5 19050 17150 20250 18150 21450 18900 

5.0 129.8 23650 21200 25100 22550 26600 23350 

5.6 156.9 28600 25650 30350 27300 32150 28250 

6.1 186.0 33950 30500 36100 32450 38200 33800 

6.6 218.5 39850 35800 42350 38050 44850 39600 

7.1 253.0 46200 41550 49100 44100 52000 45850 

7.6 290.5 53000 47650 56300 50550 59650 52750 

8.1 330.0 60300 54200 64050 57600 67800 59950 

8.6 372.5 68050 61200 72300 65000 76550 67700 

9.1 417.5 76250 68600 81000 72850 85800 75900 

rope 

119

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 


Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3063-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

10.0 519.0 94600 85100 100500 94100 106000 93500 

11.0 627.4 114000 102000 121500 109000 128500 112500 

12.0 746.0 136000 122000 144500 129000 153000 134000 

13.0 873.0 159000 143000 169000 151500 179000 158000 

14.0 1050.0 184500 166000 196000 176000 207500 183500 

15.0 1160.0 212000 190000 225000 202000 238500 210500 

16.0 1320.0 241000 216500 256000 226000 271000 236500 

17.0 1490.0 272000 244500 289000 255500 306000 267500 

19.0 1855.0 339500 305000 361000 318500 382000 334000 







rope 

120


TK type 1×37 (1+6+12+18) 


3064-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3064-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 



rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

1.6 12.0 — — — — 2485 21058 

1.7 14.3 — — — — 2960 2505 

1.8 16.8 — — — — 3475 2940 

2.0 19.5 — — — — 4035 3430 

2.1 22.3 4105 3485 4360 3700 4620 3920 

2.4 28.7 5280 4485 5610 4760 5940 5045 

2.7 35.9 6600 5605 7010 5945 7425 6300 

2.8 39.9 7335 6220 7795 6615 8255 7005 

3.6 62.4 11450 9700 12150 10250 12850 10600 

4.2 89.6 16450 13950 17450 14800 18500 15250 

4.6 105.5 19250 16350 20450 17350 21650 17700 

5.0 122.0 22400 19000 23800 20150 25200 20800 

5.6 159.5 29250 24800 31050 26350 32900 27100 

6.4 201.5 37000 31400 39300 33350 41600 34350 

7.0 248.4 45800 38900 48650 41350 51500 42700 

7.8 300.4 55400 47000 58850 49950 62300 51650 

8.5 359.0 65900 56000 70000 59450 74150 61250 

9.2 421.0 77300 65700 82150 69750 87000 71850 

9.9 488.0 89650 76100 95250 80900 100500 83050 

10.5 560.0 102500 87450 109000 92850 115500 95550 

11.5 637.0 117000 98950 124000 105000 131500 108000 

12.0 719.0 132000 111500 140000 119000 148500 122500 

12.5 806.0 148000 125400 157000 133000 166500 137000 

14.0 993.6 183000 155000 194500 165000 206000 170500 

rope 

121

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Comments: The ropes, breaking strength of which is given in yellow, are 

manufactured from uncoated wire and galvanized wire. The ropes, breaking 

strength of which is given in white, are manufactured from uncoated wire. 





GOST 3064-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

15.5 1200.0 221500 188000 235500 199500 249000 206000 

17.0 1425.0 263500 223500 280000 237500 296500 245500 

18.5 1685.0 309000 262500 328500 278500 348000 287500 

20.0 1955.0 358500 304000 381000 323000 403000 333000 

21.0 2240.0 411500 349500 437000 371000 463000 382500 

22.5 2550.0 468000 397000 497000 410500 526500 427000 

24 2875.0 528000 448500 561000 463500 594500 482000 

27 3590.0 659500 560500 701000 579000 742000 

rope 

122


LK-O type 6×7 (1+6) + 1×7 (1+6) 


3066-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3066-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 



rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

1.9 14.3 — — — — 2785 2095 

2.0 17.3 — — — — 3365 2850 

2.2 20.6 — — — — 4000 3390 

2.4 24.2 — — — — 4690 3975 

2.6 28.0 — — — — 5430 4605 

2.8 32.0 5535 4690 5880 4995 6225 5280 

3.1 41.1 7100 6025 7545 6405 7990 6780 

3.5 51.2 8840 7505 9395 7965 9945 8445 

3.8 58.0 10000 8495 10600 9035 11250 9570 

4.2 72.0 12600 10650 13400 11350 14200 12000 

4.6 90.0 15500 13150 16500 13950 17450 14400 

5.6 129.0 22250 18850 23650 20000 25000 20650 

6.4 175.0 30150 26600 32050 27150 33950 28050 

7.4 228.0 39300 33350 41750 35450 44200 36550 

8.2 288.0 49650 42150 52750 44800 55850 46200 

9.2 360.0 62150 52750 66000 56050 69900 58000 

10.0 435.0 74950 63700 79650 67700 83350 69950 

11.0 516.0 89000 75650 94600 80350 100000 82700 

12.0 604.0 104000 88250 110500 94100 117000 96850 

13.0 699.0 120500 102000 128000 108000 135500 112000 

14.0 802.0 138000 117000 147000 124500 155500 128000 

15.0 911.0 157000 133000 167000 141500 176500 146000 

15.5 1030.0 177000 150000 188000 159500 199500 164500 

16.5 1150.0 198500 168500 211000 178500 223500 184500 

rope 

123

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 


Total 

number of 


rope 








GOST 3066-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

18.5 1441.0 248500 210500 264000 224000 279500 231500 

20.0 1739.0 299500 254500 318500 270000 337000 279500 

22.0 2065.0 356000 302000 378000 321000 400500 332000 

24.0 2420.0 417000 354000 443000 376000 469000 387500 

26.0 2800.0 483000 410000 513000 435500 543000 449000 

27.5 3210.0 553500 470000 588000 499500 623000 514500 

rope 

124


TK type 6×19 (1+6+12) + 1×19 (1+6+12) 

GOST1) Ch, V 

3067-88 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3067-88 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 

wires in 

the rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

3.1 37.8 — — — — 7440 5950 

3.4 45.7 — — — — 8995 7195 

3.7 54.4 — — — — 10700 8560 

4.0 63.9 — — — — 12550 10000 

4.3 74.1 — — — — 14550 11600 

4.6 85.0 14800 11800 15750 12600 16700 13350 

5.2 109.0 19050 15200 20200 16150 21400 17100 

5.8 136.5 23750 19000 25250 20200 26750 21400 

6.2 152.0 26550 21200 28200 22550 29850 23850 

7.6 237.0 41400 33100 43950 35150 46550 37200 

8.4 286.5 50050 40000 53150 42500 56300 45000 

9.2 340.0 59450 47550 63200 50550 66900 53500 

9.9 399.5 69750 55800 74100 59250 78450 62750 

10.5 465.0 81200 64950 86250 69000 91350 73050 

12.0 604.0 105500 84400 112000 89600 118500 94800 

13.5 763.5 133000 106500 141500 113000 150000 120000 

15.0 942.0 164500 131500 174500 139500 185000 148000 

16.5 1140.0 199000 159000 211500 169000 224000 179000 

18.5 1365.0 238000 190000 252500 202000 267500 214000 

Comments: Ropes of diameters and marking groups other than specified in the 

table can be manufactured on customer’s demand. Marking group of galvanized 

ropes is agreed upon placement of order. 

rope 

125


TK type 6×37 (1+6+12+18) + 1×37 (1+6+12+18) V 


3068-88 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 




Ropes of diameters other than specified in the table can be manufactured on 





1570 1770 1960 2160 

Total breaking strength of all wires, N, not less than 

GOST 3068-88 

Maximal 

length of 

rope, m 

4.7 87.7 — 17400 19350 21300 1500 

5.1 104.5 — 20700 23000 25350 1500 

5.5 122.5 — 24350 27050 29750 1500 

5.9 142.5 — 28250 31350 34500 1500 

6.4 163.0 — 32400 36000 39600 1500 

7.2 209.5 36950 41600 46200 50850 1500 

8.0 261.5 46150 51950 57700 63500 1500 

8.6 291.0 51400 57800 64250 48500 1500 

10.5 454.0 80200 90200 100000 — 1500 

13.0 652.5 115000 129500 144000 1500 

Ropes 


126


LK-O type 6×7 (1+6) + 1 fiber core 


3069-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3069-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 

wires in 


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

2.2 16.2 – – – – 2890 2555 

2.3 19.1 – – – – 3420 3035 

2.5 22.4 – – – – 4020 3565 

2.7 26.0 – – – – 4650 4135 

2.9 29.8 4750 4210 5045 4475 5340 4750 

3.3 38.2 6080 5405 6460 5730 6840 6085 

3.7 47.7 7585 6740 8060 7150 8535 7595 

4.0 54.0 8590 7640 9125 8100 9665 8590 

4.9 83.7 13300 11850 14150 12550 14950 13050 

5.9 120.0 19050 16950 20250 17950 21450 18700 

6.8 162.5 25850 22950 27450 24450 29100 25400 

7.8 212.0 33700 29950 35800 31850 37900 33100 

8.7 267.5 42550 37850 45200 40200 47900 41450 

9.7 335.0 53250 47350 56600 50300 59900 52100 

10.5 404.0 64250 57150 68300 60750 72300 62900 

11.5 479.5 76300 67850 81100 72100 85850 75000 

12.5 562.0 89400 79500 94950 84450 100500 87750 

13.5 650.0 103500 91950 109500 97650 116000 101000 

14.5 745.5 118500 105000 126000 111500 133000 116000 

15.5 847.5 134500 119500 143000 126500 151500 132000 

16.5 955.5 152000 134500 161500 143000 171000 149000 

17.5 1070.0 170000 150500 180500 160500 191500 167000 

rope 


127

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 


Total 

number of 


rope 








GOST 3069-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 

wires in 


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

19.5 1335.0 213000 189000 226000 201000 239500 208000 

21.0 1615.0 257000 228000 273000 242500 289000 251000 

23.0 1915.0 305000 271000 324000 288500 343000 298000 

25.5 2250.0 357500 317500 379500 337500 402000 351000 

27.0 2605.0 414000 368000 439500 391000 465500 406500 

29.0 2985.0 474500 421500 504000 448000 533500 465500 

rope 

128


TK type 6×19 (1+6+12) + 1 fiber core 

GOST1) Ch, V 

3070-88 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3070-88 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

3.3 35.5 – – – – 6385 5490 

3.6 42.9 – – – – 7725 6640 

3.9 51.0 – – – – 9170 7885 

4.2 59.8 – – – – 10750 9245 

4.5 69.3 – – – – 12450 10700 

4.8 79.6 12700 10900 13500 11600 14300 12250 

5.5 102.6 16300 14000 17350 14900 18350 15750 

5.8 114.5 18250 15650 19400 16650 20550 17650 

6.5 142.5 22750 19550 24200 20800 25600 22000 

8.1 222.0 35450 30450 37700 32400 39900 34300 

9.7 319.0 50950 43800 54150 46550 57350 49300 

13.0 565.5 90450 77750 96100 82600 101500 87250 

rope 

129


TK type 6×37 (1+6+12+18) + 1 

GOST1) Ch, V 

3071-88 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3071-88 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

5.0 82.5 – – – – 14950 12250 

5.4 98.1 – – – – 17750 14550 

5.8 115.5 – – – – 20850 17050 

6.3 134.0 – – – – 24200 19800 

6.7 153.0 24650 20200 26200 21450 27750 22750 

7.6 197.0 31700 25950 33650 27550 35650 29200 

8.5 246.0 39550 32400 42050 34450 44500 36450 

9.0 273.5 44050 36120 46800 38350 49550 40600 

11.5 427.0 68750 56350 73050 59900 77350 63400 

13.5 613.5 98850 81050 105000 86100 111000 91000 

15.5 834.5 134000 110000 142500 117000 151000 124000 

rope 

130


LK-O type 6×19 (1+9+9) + 1 fiber core 


3077-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3077-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 

wires in 


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

4.6 77.8 – – – – 14000 11550 

5.1 95.9 – – – – 17250 14250 

5.7 126.0 – – – – 22700 18800 

6.4 153.0 – – – – 27550 22800 

7.8 220.5 35200 29900 37400 31300 39600 32750 

8.8 293.6 46900 29800 49800 42350 52750 43650 

10.5 387.5 61950 52650 65850 55950 69700 57560 

11.5 487.0 77850 66150 82750 70300 87600 72450 

12.0 530.0 84750 72000 90050 76500 95350 78850 

13.0 597.3 95550 81100 101500 86150 107000 88700 

14.0 719.0 115000 97750 122000 103500 129000 106500 

15.0 852.5 136000 115500 144500 122500 153000 126500 

16.5 996.5 159000 135000 169000 143500 179000 147500 

17.5 1155.0 184000 156000 195500 166000 207000 171500 

19.5 1370.0 219000 183000 232500 197000 246000 203500 

20.5 1550.0 248000 210500 263500 223500 279000 230500 

22.0 1745.0 278500 236500 296000 251000 313500 259000 

23.0 1950.0 311500 264500 330500 281000 350000 289500 

25.5 2390.0 382000 324500 406000 344500 429500 335500 

28.0 2880.0 460000 391000 488500 415500 517500 428000 

30.5 3410.0 545000 463500 579000 492000 613500 507500 

32.5 3990.0 637500 541500 677500 575500 717500 593000 

rope 


131

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 


Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3077-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 

wires in 


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

35.0 4610.0 737000 626500 783500 665500 829500 686000 

37.0 5035.0 805000 684000 855000 726500 905500 749000 

39.0 5475.0 876000 744000 930500 790500 985500 815000 

40.0 5830.0 933000 792500 991500 841000 1045000 863000 

41.0 6200.0 992000 843000 1050000 872000 1115000 906500 

43.5 6975.0 1115000 948000 1185000 980000 1250000 1015000 

45.0 7370.0 1175000 999500 1250000 1030000 1325000 1075000 

46.0 7790.0 1245000 1055000 1320000 1090000 1400000 1135000 







rope 

132


TLK-O type 6×37 (1+6+15+15) + 1 fiber core 


3079-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 3079-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

11.5 468.0 73700 62600 73800 66500 82900 68750 

13.5 662.5 104000 88650 110500 94200 117000 97100 

15.5 851.5 134000 113500 142500 121000 150500 124000 

17.0 1065.0 167500 142000 178000 151000 188500 155500 

19.5 1350.0 212500 180000 225500 191500 239000 197000 

21.5 1670.0 262500 222500 279000 237000 295500 244500 

23.0 1930.0 303500 258000 322500 274000 341500 283000 

25.0 2245.0 353000 300000 375000 318500 397500 328500 

27.0 2650.0 417000 354500 443500 376500 469500 388500 

29.0 3015.0 475000 403500 504500 428500 534000 441500 

30.5 3405.0 536500 455500 570000 484000 603500 499000 

33.0 3905.0 614500 522000 653000 555000 691500 571500 

35.0 4435.0 698000 590000 742000 630500 785500 650000 

39.0 5395.0 850000 722000 903000 767000 956000 791000 

43.0 6675.0 1035000 893000 1115000 949000 1180000 980000 

47.0 7845.0 1235000 1045000 1310000 1110000 1390000 1145000 

50.0 9110.0 1435000 1215000 1525000 1290000 1610000 1330000 

52.0 9910.0 1560000 1320000 1655000 1405000 1755000 1455000 

54.0 10600.0 1665000 1415000 1770000 1500000 1875000 1550000 

56.0 11450.0 1805000 1525000 1915000 1620000 2030000 1675000 

58.0 12050.0 1900000 1610000 2015000 1715000 2135000 1765000 

62.0 13950.0 2195000 1860000 2330000 1930000 2470000 2000000 

66.5 16450.0 2590000 2195000 2755000 2275000 2915000 2360000 

71.0 19200.0 3025000 2565000 3215000 2665000 3405000 2750000 

75.0 21150.0 3335000 2830000 3540000 2940000 3750000 3030000 



rope 





133


LK-O type 6×19 (1+9+9) + 7×7 (1+6) 


3081-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 





GOST 3081-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 





rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

6.4 167.7 – – – – 32250 26650 

7.7 238.5 40750 34550 43500 36750 45850 37900 

8.6 315.8 54000 45800 57350 48650 60750 50150 

10.0 421.5 72000 61200 76500 65000 81000 67000 

11.5 529.5 90500 76850 96150 81700 101500 84200 

12.5 650.0 111000 94400 118000 99950 124500 103000 

14.0 782.5 133500 113500 142000 120500 150500 124000 

15.0 927.6 158500 134500 168500 143000 178000 147000 

16.5 1085.0 185500 157000 197000 167000 308500 172000 

17.5 1255.0 214500 182000 227500 193500 241000 199000 

19.0 1485.0 253500 215000 269000 228500 285000 235500 

20.5 1681.0 287000 244000 305000 259000 323000 267000 

21.5 1890.0 323000 274000 343000 291000 363500 300000 

22.5 2115.0 361000 306500 383500 325500 406000 336000 

25.0 2560.0 437500 371000 464500 394500 492000 407000 

27.5 3050.0 522000 443500 554500 471000 587500 486000 

29.5 3630.0 620000 527000 659000 560000 697500 576500 

31.5 4251.0 726500 617000 772000 656000 817500 676000 

34.0 4923.0 841500 715000 894000 759500 947000 783500 

35.5 5415.0 925500 786500 983500 835500 1040000 861500 

38.0 5935.0 1010000 861500 1075000 915500 1140000 944000 

40.5 6723.0 1145000 974500 1220000 1005000 1290000 1045000 

43.0 7584.0 1290000 1090000 1370000 1130000 1450000 1180000 

45.5 8605.0 1465000 1240000 1555000 1280000 1650000 1335000 

rope 

134


LK-O type 6×30 (0+15+15) + 7 fiber cores 


3083-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 








GOST 3083-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

11.5 405.5 62300 52950 66200 56250 70100 58150 

13.5 534.0 82000 69550 87100 74000 92250 76500 

15.0 721.5 110500 94100 117500 99950 124500 102500 

17.0 889.5 136500 115500 145000 122500 153500 126500 

19.0 1075.0 165000 140000 175000 148500 185500 153500 

21.0 1335.0 205000 173500 217500 184500 230500 191000 

23.0 1625.0 249000 211000 264500 224500 280500 232000 

25.0 1870.0 287000 244000 305000 259000 323000 267500 

26.5 2135.0 328000 278000 348500 295500 369000 303500 

28.5 2495.0 383000 325000 407000 345500 431000 357500 

30.5 2800.0 430000 365500 457000 388500 484000 401000 

32.5 3125.0 479500 407500 509500 433000 539500 456000 

34.5 3555.0 546000 464000 580500 492500 614500 509500 

38.0 4305.0 660500 561000 701500 596000 743000 616000 

42.0 5345.0 820000 696500 871000 740000 922500 765000 

46.0 6240.0 958500 814000 1015000 861500 1075000 894500 

48.0 6715.0 1050000 891000 1115000 949500 1180000 980000 

50.0 7490.0 1145000 974500 1220000 1030000 1290000 1065000 

53.5 8550.0 1310000 1105000 1390000 1180000 1475000 1220000 

57.0 9985.0 1530000 1300000 1625000 1380000 1725000 1430000 

61.0 11200.0 1720000 1460000 1825000 1550000 1935000 1600000 

65.0 12450.0 1915000 1625000 2035000 1725000 2155000 1785000 

rope 

135

Double laid triangular 

stranded rope 

6×30 (6+12+12) + 1 fiber core V 

GOST 1) 3085-88 V 

Rope diameter, 

mm 


Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, kg 




Ropes of diameters other than specified in the table can be manufactured on 




1570 1770 

Total breaking strength of all wires, 

N, not less than 

Variant 1 

GOST 3085-88 

Maximal length of 

rope, m 

21.5 2105.0 351000 395000 1500 

23.0 2385.0 348500 398500 1500 

25.0 2745.0 401000 458000 1500 

27.5 3340.0 487500 557000 1500 

30.0 3990.0 582500 665500 1500 

33.0 4700.0 686000 784000 1500 

35.5 5470.0 798000 912000 1500 

38.5 6565.0 958000 1095000 1500 

40.5 7465.0 1085000 1245000 1500 

43.5 8425.0 1225000 1405000 1200 

Variant 2 

21.5 2105.0 307000 326000 

23.0 2385.0 301500 344500 1500 

25.0 2745.0 345000 394500 1500 

27.5 3340.0 422000 482000 1500 

30.0 3999.0 506500 578500 1500 

33.0 4700.0 598000 684500 1500 

35.5 5470.0 699000 798500 1500 

38.5 6565.0 832000 951000 1500 

40.5 7465.0 949500 1085000 1500 

43.5 8425.0 1070000 1225000 1200 

Ropes 


136

Triple laid ropes 

LK-R type 6×7×19 (1+6+6/6) + 1 fiber core 

GOST1) Ch, V 

3089-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

greased rope of 

1000 m long, kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 

The ropes are made from uncoated wire and galvanized wire. Ropes of diameters 

and marking groups other than specified in the table can be manufactured on 

customer’s demand. Marking group of galvanized ropes is agreed upon placement 

of order. 


GOST 3089-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

11.5 425.5 – – – – 69500 59000 

12.5 495.5 – – – – 80900 68700 

13.5 570.5 – – – – 93200 79150 

14.5 652.0 – – – – 106000 90350 

16.5 805.0 – – – – 131000 111000 

17.0 900.0 130500 110500 138500 117000 147000 124000 

19.0 1090.0 158500 134500 168500 143000 178500 154000 

25.0 1975.0 287000 243000 304500 258500 322500 266500 

28.0 2355.0 342000 290000 363500 308000 385000 318000 

30.0 2770.0 402000 341500 427500 362500 452500 377500 

34.0 3565.0 518000 440000 550000 467000 582500 481500 

39.0 4610.0 669500 568500 711000 604000 753000 622500 

43.0 5625.0 816500 694000 867500 736000 918500 761000 

51.0 7905.0 1145000 974500 1220000 1025000 1290000 1060000 

59.5 10850.0 1575000 1330000 1670000 1415000 1770000 1460000 

64.5 12600.0 1830000 1550000 1945000 1650000 2060000 1700000 

68.5 14250.0 2070000 1750000 2200000 1865000 2330000 1920000 

73.0 16250.0 2365000 2000000 2510000 2130000 2660000 2200000 

78.0 18400.0 2675000 2270000 2845000 2415000 3010000 2480000 

82.0 20650.0 3010000 2550000 3195000 2710000 3385000 2790000 

rope 

137


LK-Z type 6×25 (1+6;6+12) + 1 fiber core 

GOST1) Ch, V 

7665-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 7665-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

8.1 236.5 37600 31900 39950 33950 42300 35100 

9.7 342.5 54450 46300 57850 49150 61250 50850 

11.5 464.0 73850 62700 78500 66650 83100 68900 

13.0 605.0 96200 81750 102000 86600 108000 89450 

14.5 763.5 121500 102500 129000 109000 136500 113000 

16.0 941.5 149500 126500 159000 134500 168500 139500 

17.5 1140.0 181000 153500 192500 163500 204000 169000 

19.5 1357.5 216000 183000 229500 194500 243000 201000 

21.0 1594.0 253500 215000 269500 228500 285000 236500 

22.5 1857.0 295500 250500 314000 266500 332500 275000 

24.0 2132.0 339000 228000 360500 305500 381500 316500 

25.5 2426.0 386000 327500 410000 348000 434000 360000 

27.5 2739.0 436000 369500 463000 393000 490500 406500 

29.0 3071.0 488500 415000 519000 441000 549500 456000 

32.0 3768.0 599500 509500 637000 541000 674500 559500 

35.5 4562.5 726000 616500 771500 655000 817000 677500 

38.5 5405.0 860000 730500 914000 776500 967500 795000 

42.0 6346.0 1010000 857500 1070000 911500 1135000 943000 

45.0 7397.5 1175000 999500 1250000 1055000 1320000 1095000 

48.5 8496.0 1350000 1145000 1435000 1220000 1520000 1255000 







rope 

138


LK-Z type 6×25 (1+6;6+12) + 7×7 (1+6) core 

GOST1) Ch, V 

7667-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 








GOST 7667-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 

wires in 


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

9.5 371.0 63300 53800 67250 57150 71200 59050 

11.5 506.5 86500 73500 91900 75100 97300 80750 

12.5 654.5 111500 94950 118500 100000 125500 103500 

14.0 821.0 140000 119000 149000 126000 157500 130500 

15.5 1005.0 172000 146000 182500 155000 193500 160000 

17.0 1210.0 207500 175000 220000 186500 233000 193500 

19.0 1465.0 250500 212500 266000 225500 282000 233500 

20.5 1715.0 293000 248500 311000 264000 329500 272500 

22.0 1990.0 339500 288500 361000 306500 382000 317000 

23.5 2275.0 389000 330000 413000 350500 437500 363000 

25.0 2580.0 441000 374500 469000 398000 496500 411500 

27.0 2910.0 498000 422500 529000 448500 560000 464000 

28.0 3290.0 563500 478500 599000 508000 634000 524500 

31.0 4030.0 688500 585000 731500 621500 774500 642500 

34.0 4860.0 830500 705500 882500 749500 934000 774500 

37.0 5740.0 981000 833000 1040000 882500 1100000 914500 

41.0 6835.0 1165000 989500 1240000 1050000 1310000 1085000 

44.0 7930.0 1355000 1145000 1435000 1220000 1520000 1260000 

47.0 9080.0 1550000 1310000 1645000 1395000 1745000 1445000 

rope 

139


LK-RO type 6×36 (1+7+7/7+14) + 1 fiber core 

GOST1) Ch, V 

7668-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 7668-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

8.1 253.5 – – – – 45250 37050 

9.0 310.5 49300 40400 52350 42950 55450 45450 

9.7 383.5 60850 49850 64650 53000 68450 56100 

11.5 513.0 81450 66750 86550 70950 91650 75100 

13.5 696.5 110500 90650 117500 96300 124000 101500 

15.5 812.0 128500 104500 136500 111500 144500 116500 

16.5 1045.0 165500 135500 176000 144000 186500 150000 

18.0 1245.0 197000 161500 209500 171500 221500 175500 

20.0 1520.0 241000 197500 256500 210000 271500 215000 

22.0 1830.0 290000 237500 308000 252500 326500 258500 

23.5 2130.0 338500 277000 359500 294000 380500 304000 

25.5 2495.0 395500 324000 420500 344000 445000 352500 

27.0 2800.0 444500 364500 472500 387500 500500 396500 

29.0 3215.0 510000 417500 542000 444000 574000 454500 

31.0 3655.0 580000 475000 616000 505000 652500 517000 

33.0 4155.0 660000 540500 701000 574500 742500 588000 

34.5 4550.0 722500 592000 768000 629500 813000 644500 

36.5 4965.0 788500 646000 838000 686500 887000 703500 

38.0 5510.0 875000 717500 929500 762000 984000 777500 

39.5 6080.0 965500 791500 1025000 841000 1085000 861000 

42.0 6750.0 1070000 878500 1135000 933500 1205000 955500 

43.0 7120.0 1120000 919500 1190000 976000 1265000 1005000 

44.5 7770.0 1230000 1005000 1310000 1065000 1385000 1095000 

46.5 8400.0 1330000 1090000 1415000 1160000 1500000 1180000 

rope 


140

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 








GOST 7668-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

48.5 9155.0 1450000 1190000 1540000 1265000 1635000 1290000 

50.5 9940.0 1575000 1290000 1675000 1370000 1775000 1400000 

53.5 11150.0 1770000 1455000 1885000 1540000 1995000 1570000 

56.0 12050.0 1910000 1560000 2030000 1640000 2150000 1715000 

58.5 13000.0 2060000 1685000 2190000 1730000 2315000 1790000 

60.5 14250.0 2265000 1855000 2410000 1915000 2550000 1970000 

63.0 15200.0 2410000 1970000 2560000 2020000 2710000 2085000 

65.0 16100.0 2560000 2095000 2720000 2175000 2880000 2210000 

68.0 17700.0 2810000 2295000 2985000 2385000 3160000 2430000 

72.0 19800.0 3145000 2575000 3345000 2670000 3540000 2715000 

rope 

141


LK-RO type 6×36 (1+7+7/7+14) + 7×7 (1+6) 

GOST1) Ch, V 

7669-80 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 


GOST 7669-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

8.6 328.0 56400 44950 59900 47900 63450 48850 

10.5 482.0 82900 66150 88100 70450 93300 71800 

13.0 733.0 126000 100000 134000 106500 141500 108500 

14.5 906.0 151000 120500 160500 128000 169500 130000 

16.0 1145.0 191000 152000 203000 162000 214500 165000 

17.5 1360.0 227000 181500 241500 193000 255500 196000 

19.5 1630.0 280500 224000 298000 238500 315500 242500 

21.0 1950.0 334500 267500 355500 284000 376000 289500 

23.0 2290.0 393500 315000 418500 334500 443000 341000 

25.0 2660.0 458000 366000 486500 389000 515000 396000 

26.5 2975.0 513000 410000 545000 436000 577500 444000 

28.0 3395.0 585000 467000 621500 497000 658000 506500 

30.0 3890.0 669000 535000 710500 568000 752500 579000 

32.5 4445.0 764000 611000 812000 649000 859500 661500 

35.5 5290.0 909500 727500 966000 772500 1020000 787500 

36.5 5895.0 1010000 810000 1075000 861000 1140000 877500 

39.0 6530.0 1120000 898000 1190000 954500 1260000 972500 

41.0 7265.0 1245000 994500 1325000 1055000 1405000 1075000 

42.0 7965.0 1320000 1050000 1405000 1115000 1485000 1140000 

45.5 9045.0 1555000 1235000 1650000 1315000 1745000 1340000 

49.0 10600.0 1820000 1455000 1935000 1545000 2050000 1575000 

52.0 11850.0 2040000 1625000 2170000 1730000 2300000 1765000 

57.0 13900.0 2380000 1905000 2530000 1950000 2650000 2000000 

rope 


142

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 



Total 

number of 


rope 








GOST 7669-80 

1570 1670 1770 

rope 


Total 

number of 


rope 

Ropes 


rope 

Total 

number of 


rope 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

60.5 15240.0 2620000 2090000 2780000 2140000 2945000 2205000 

61.5 16250.0 2790000 2230000 2965000 2280000 3140000 2350000 

64.0 17148.0 2945000 2350000 3130000 2435000 3315000 2530000 

68.0 18775.0 3225000 2575000 3425000 2665000 3630000 2775000 

72.0 21125.0 3630000 2900000 3855000 3000000 4085000 3125000 

rope 

143

Double laid galvanized 

steel ropes 

8×36 (1+7+7/7+14)+6×19 (1+9+9)+1 fiber core 

TU 1) 14-4-722-76 V 

Rope diameter, 

mm 

Design cross 

sectional area 

of all wires, mm 2 


Weight of a 

1000 m long, 

greased rope, 

kg 

Total breaking strength 

of all wires, N, 

not less than 

TU 14-4-722-76 


of rope, N 

1 2 3 5 6 

31.5 443.91 4410 778800 643500 

34.0 516.96 5120 894500 716880 

37.5 619.57 6420 1094500 848500 

40.5 708.91 6800 1173000 938500 

49.5 1090.17 10400 1697000 1357000 

54.0 1064.70 13150 1962500 1570000 

Comments: It is up to manufacturer to choose the proper breaking strength of 

wires to ensure the total breaking strength of rope. The marking group of total 

breaking strength of wires should not exceed 1764 N/mm 2 . 


Ropes 


144

Helical ropes 

1×7 

Ch, V 

DIN 3052 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 


Design breaking strength kN / Minimal breaking strength kN for 

marking groups, N/mm 2 

1570 1770 

0.8 3.21 0.950 / 0.855 1.07 / 0.963 

1.0 5.02 0.950 / 0.855 1.07 / 0.963 

1.5 11.3 2.14 / 1.92 2.41 / 2.17 

2.0 2.01 3.80 / 3.42 4.28 / 3.85 

2.5 3.14 5.93 / 5.34 6.69 / 6.02 

3.0 4.52 8.55 / 7.69 9.63 / 8.67 

3.5 6.15 11.6 / 10.5 13.1 / 11.8 

4.0 8.03 15.2 / 13.7 17.1 / 15.4 

4.5 102 19.2 / 17.3 21.7 / 19.5 

5.0 126 23.7 / 21.4 26.8 / 24.1 

6.0 181 34.2 / 30.8 38.5 / 34.7 

7.0 246 46.5 / 41.9 52.4 / 47.2 

DIN 3052 

Ropes 


145

Helical ropes 

1×19 (1+6+12) 

DIN 3053 V 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 





1570 1770 

1 4.95 0.937 / 0.825 1.06 / 0.930 

1.5 11.1 2.11 /1.86 2.38 / 2.09 

2.0 19.8 3.75 / 3.30 4.23 / 3.72 

2.5 3.1 5.86 / 5.15 6.61 / 5.81 

3.0 4.46 8.43 / 7.42 9.51 / 8.37 

3.5 6.07 11.5 / 10.1 12.9 / 11.4 

4.0 7.93 15 / 13.2 16.9 / 14.9 

5.0 124 23.4 / 20.6 26.4 / 23.2 

6.0 178 33.7 / 29.7 38.1 / 33.5 

7.0 243 45.9 / 40.4 51.8 / 45.6 

8.0 317 60 / 52.8 67.6 / 59.5 

9.0 401 75.9 / 66.8 85.6 / 75.3 

10 493 93.7 / 82.5 106 / 93 

11 599 113 / 99.8 128 / 112 

12 713 135 / 119 152 / 134 

13 837 158 / 139 179 / 157 

14 971 184 / 160 207 / 182 

15 1110 211 / 186 238 / 209 

16 1270 240 / 211 271 / 238 

17 1430 271 / 238 305 / 269 

18 1610 304 / 267 342 / 301 

19 1790 338 / 298 382 / 336 

20 1980 375 / 330 423 / 372 

21 2180 413 / 364 466 / 410 

22 2400 454 / 399 512 / 450 

23 2620 496 / 436 559 / 492 

24 2850 540 / 475 609 / 536 

25 3100 586 / 515 661 / 581 

DIN 3053 

Ropes 


146

Helical ropes 

1×37 (1+6+12+18) 

DIN 3054 V 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 





1570 1770 

3.0 44 8.32 / 7.24 9.39 / 8.16 

4.0 78.2 14.8/ 12.9 16.7 / 14.5 

5.0 122 23.1 / 20.1 26.1 / 22.7 

6.0 176 33.3 29 37.5 / 32.7 

7.0 240 45.3 / 39.4 51.1 / 44.4 

8.0 313 59.2 / 51.5 66.8 / 58.1 

9.0 396 74.9 / 65.2 84.5 / 73.5 

10.0 499 92.5 / 80.5 104 / 90.7 

12.0 704 133 / 116 150 / 131 

14.0 958 118 / 158 204 / 178 

16.0 1250 237 / 206 267 / 232 

18.0 1580 300 / 261 338 / 294 

20.0 1960 370 / 322 417 / 363 

22.0 2370 448 / 389 505 / 439 

24.0 2820 533 / 463 601 / 522 

26.0 3310 625 / 544 705 / 613 

28.0 3830 725 / 631 818 / 711 

30.0 4400 832 / 724 939 / 816 

32.0 5010 947 / 824 1070 / 929 

34.0 5650 1070 / 930 1210 / 1050 

36.0 6340 1200 / 1040 1350 / 1180 

DIN 3054 

Ropes 


147

Round strand ropes 

6×7 

Ch, V 

DIN 3055 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 


Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

DIN 3055 

Rope with a fiber core Rope with a steel core 

Design breaking strength kN / 

Minimal breaking strength kN 

for marking groups, 

N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

2.0 2.0 15.7 – 2.61 / 2.35 – 3.03 / 2.54 

3.0 3.0 35.4 – 5.88 / 5.29 – 6.82 / 5.71 

4.0 4.0 62.9 – 10.5 / 9.41 – 12.1 / 10.2 

5.0 5.0 98.3 – 16.3 / 14.7 – 18.9 / 15.9 

6.0 6.0 142 – 23.5 / 21.1 – 27.3 / 22.9 

7.0 7.0 193 – 32 / 28.8 – 37.1 / 31.1 

8.0 8.0 250 37.1 / 33.4 41.8 / 37.6 43 / 36.1 48.5 / 40.6 

9.0 9.0 318 46.9 / 42.2 52.9 / 47.6 54.5 / 45.6 61.4 / 51.4 

10.0 10.0 393 58.0 / 52.2 65.3 / 58.8 67.2 / 56.3 75.8 / 63.5 

11.0 432 475 70.1 / 63.1 79.1 / 71.1 81.3 / 68.2 91.7 / 76.8 

12.0 515 567 83.4 / 75.1 94.1 / 84.7 96.8 / 81.1 109 / 91.5 

13.0 604 664 97.9 / 88.1 110 / 99.4 114 / 95.2 128 / 107 

14.0 701 771 114 / 102 128 /115 132 / 110 149 / 124 

16.0 915 1010 148 / 134 167 / 151 172 / 144 194 / 163 

18.0 1160 1280 188 / 169 212 / 191 218 / 183 246 / 206 

20.0 1430 1570 232 /209 261 / 235 269 / 225 303 / 254 

22.0 1730 1900 280 / 252 316 / 285 325 / 273 367 / 307 

Ropes 


148


6×19 Filler 

Ch, V 

DIN 3057 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 


Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

DIN 3057 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

8.0 243 267 39.5 / 33.9 44.5 / 38.3 45.8 / 36.6 51.6 / 41.3 

9.0 308 339 49.9 / 42.9 56.3 / 48.4 57.9 / 46.4 65.3 / 52.3 

10.0 380 418 61.7 / 53.0 69.5 / 59.8 71.5 / 57.3 80.6 / 64.6 

11.0 460 506 74.6 / 64.2 84.1 / 72.3 86.5 / 69.3 97.6 / 78.1 

12.0 547 602 88.8 / 76.3 100 / 86.1 103 / 82.5 116 / 93 

13.0 643 707 104 / 89.6 117 / 101 121 / 96.8 136 / 109 

14.0 745 820 121 / 104 136 / 117 140 / 112 158 / 127 

15.0 855 941 139 / 119 156 / 135 161 / 129 181 / 145 

16.0 973 1070 158 / 136 178 / 153 183 / 147 206 / 165 

17.0 1100 1210 178 / 153 201 / 173 207 / 166 233 / 187 

18.0 1230 1350 200 / 172 225 / 194 232 / 186 261 / 209 

19.0 1370 1510 223 / 191 251 / 216 258 / 207 291 / 233 

20.0 1520 1670 247 / 212 278 / 239 286 / 229 323 / 258 

22.0 1840 2020 298 / 257 336 / 289 346 / 277 390 / 312 

24.0 2190 2410 355 / 305 400 / 344 412 / 330 464 / 372 

26.0 2570 2830 417 / 358 470 / 404 483 / 387 545 / 436 

28.0 2980 3280 483 / 416 545 / 469 561 / 449 632 / 506 

32.0 3890 4280 631 / 543 712 / 612 732 / 586 826 / 661 

36.0 4930 5420 799 / 687 901 / 775 927 / 742 1040 / 837 

40.0 6080 6690 986 / 848 1110 / 956 1140 / 916 1290 / 1030 

44.0 7360 8100 1190 / 1030 1350 / 1160 1380 / 1110 1560 / 1250 

Comments: The ropes of ∅ 8.0 – 44,0 mm are made of uncoated wire and 

galvanized wire. 

Ropes of diameters and marking groups other than specified in the table can 

be manufactured on customer’s demand. Marking group of galvanized ropes is 

agreed upon placement of order. 





N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

Ropes 


149


6×19 Seal 

Ch, V 

DIN 3058 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 


Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

DIN 3058 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

6,0 134 147 – 24.5 / 21.1 – 28.4 / 22.8 

7.0 183 201 – 33.4 / 28.7 – 38.7 / 31.0 

8.0 238 262 38.7 / 33.2 43.6 / 37.5 44.9 / 35.9 50.6 / 40.5 

9.0 302 332 48.9 / 42.1 55.2 / 47.4 56.8 / 45.5 64.0 / 51.2 

10.0 373 410 60.4 / 52.0 68.1 / 58.6 70.1 / 56.1 79.0 / 63.3 

11.0 451 496 73.1/ 62.9 82.4 / 70.9 84.8 / 67.9 95.6 / 76.5 

12.0 537 590 87.0 / 74.8 98.1 / 84.3 101 / 80.8 114 / 91.1 

13.0 630 693 102 / 87.8 115 / 99.0 118 / 94.8 134 / 107 

14.0 730 803 118 / 102 134 / 115 137 / 110 155 / 124 

15.0 838 922 136 / 117 153 / 132 158 / 126 178 / 142 

16.0 954 1050 155 / 133 174 / 150 179 / 144 202 / 162 

17.0 1080 1190 175 / 150 197 / 169 203 / 162 228 / 183 

18.0 1210 1330 196 / 168 221 / 190 227 / 182 256 / 205 

19.0 1350 1490 218 / 188 246 / 211 253 / 203 285 / 228 

20.0 1490 1640 242 / 208 272 / 234 280 / 224 316 / 253 

22.0 1800 1980 292 / 251 330 / 283 339 / 272 382 / 306 

24.0 2150 2370 348 / 299 392 / 337 404 / 323 455 / 364 

26.0 2520 2770 408 / 351 460/ 396 474 / 379 534 / 428 

28.0 2920 3210 474 / 407 534/ 459 550 / 440 620 / 496 

32.0 3820 4200 619 / 532 698 / 600 718 / 575 809 / 648 

36.0 4830 5310 783 / 673 883 / 759 908 / 727 1020 / 820 

Comments: The ropes of ∅ 8.0 – 36.0 mm are made of uncoated wire and 



manufactured on customer’s demand. Marking group of galvanized ropes is 

agreed upon placement of order. 





N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

Ropes 


150


6×19 Warrington 

Ch, V 

DIN 3059 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 


Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

DIN 3059 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

6.0 134 147 – 24.5 / 21.1 – 28.4 / 22.8 

7.0 183 201 – 33.4 / 28.7 – 38.7 / 31.0 

8.0 238 263 38.7 / 33.3 43.6 / 37.5 44.9 / 35.9 50.6 / 40.5 

9.0 302 332 48.9 / 42.1 55.2 / 47.5 56.8 / 45.5 64.0 / 51.2 

10.0 373 440 60.4 / 51.9 68.1 / 58.6 70.1 / 56.1 79.0 / 63.2 

11.0 451 496 73.1 / 62.9 82.4 / 70.9 84.4 / 67.9 95.6 / 76.5 

12.0 537 591 87.0 / 74.8 98.1 / 84.4 101 / 80.9 114 / 91.3 

13.0 630 693 102 / 87.7 115 / 98.9 118 / 94.5 134 / 107 

14.0 730 803 118 / 87.7 134 / 114 137 / 110 155 / 124 

15.0 838 922 136 / 117 153 / 132 158 / 138 178 / 142 

16.0 954 1050 155 / 133 174 / 150 179 / 158 202 / 162 

17.0 1080 1190 175 / 150 197 / 169 203 / 163 228 / 183 

18.0 1210 1330 196 / 169 221 / 190 227 / 182 256 / 205 

19.0 1350 1490 218 / 187 246 / 212 253 / 203 285 / 228 

20.0 1490 1640 242 / 208 272 / 234 280 / 224 316 / 253 

22.0 1800 1980 292 / 251 330 / 284 339 / 271 382 / 306 

24.0 2150 2370 348 / 299 392 / 337 404 / 323 455 / 364 

26.0 2520 2770 408 / 351 460 / 396 474 / 384 534 / 428 

28.0 2920 3210 474 / 408 534 / 459 550 / 440 620 / 496 

32.0 3820 4200 619 / 532 698 / 597 718 / 575 809 / 648 

36.0 4830 5310 783 / 672 883 / 759 908 / 727 1020 / 820 










N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

Ropes 


151


6×19 standard 

Ch, V 

DIN 3060 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 


Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

DIN 3060 





N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

3.0 31.1 34.2 – 5.69 / 4.90 – 6.60 / 5.29 

4.0 55.4 60.9 – 10.1 / 8.70 – 11.7 / 9.40 

5.0 86.5 95.2 – 15.8 / 13.6 – 18.3 / 14.7 

6.0 125 138 – 22.8 / 19.6 – 26.4 / 21.2 

7.0 170 187 – 31.0 / 26.7 – 36.0 / 28.8 

8.0 221 243 35.9 / 30.9 40.5 / 34. 8 41.7 / 33.3 47.0 / 37.6 

9.0 280 308 45.4 / 39.1 51.2 / 44.1 52.7 / 42.2 59.4 / 47.6 

10.0 346 381 56.1 / 48.2 63.3 / 54.4 65.1 / 51.1 73.4 / 58.8 

11.0 419 461 67.9 / 58.4 76.5 / 65.8 78.7 / 63.1 88.8 / 71.1 

12.0 498 548 80.8 / 69.5 91.1 / 78.3 93.7 / 75.0 106 / 84.6 

13.0 585 643 94.8 / 81.5 107 / 91.9 110 / 88.1 124 / 99.3 

14.0 678 746 110 / 94.6 124 / 107 128 / 102 144 / 115 

16.0 886 974 144 / 124 162 / 139 167 / 133 188 / 150 

18.0 1120 1230 182 / 156 205 / 176 211 / 169 238 / 190 

20.0 1380 1520 224 / 193 253 / 218 260 / 208 293 / 235 

22.0 1670 1840 272 / 234 306 / 263 315 / 252 355 / 284 

24.0 1990 2190 323 / 278 364 / 313 375 / 300 423 / 338 

26.0 2340 2570 379 / 326 428 / 368 440 / 352 496 / 397 

28.0 2710 2980 440 / 378 496 / 426 510 / 409 575 / 461 

32.0 3540 3900 575 / 494 648 / 557 666 / 534 751 / 602 

36.0 4480 4930 727 / 625 820 / 705 843 / 675 951 / 761 

40.0 5540 6090 898 / 722 1010 / 870 1040 / 834 1170 / 940 

44.0 6700 7370 1090 / 934 1220 / 1050 1260 / 1010 1420 / 1140 

48.0 7970 8770 1290 / 1110 1460 / 1250 1500 / 1200 1690 / 1350 

52.0 9360 10300 1520 / 1300 1710 / 1470 1760 / 1410 1980 / 1590 

56.0 10900 12000 1760 / 1510 1980 / 1710 2040 / 1630 2300 / 1840 

Ropes 


152

Single-layer 

round strand ropes 

DIN 3062 Ch, V Seal 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 


Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

DIN 3062 





N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

10.0 343 425 53.8 /45.1 60.5 / 50.8 70.8 / 53.2 79.8 / 59.9 

11.0 422 514 64.9 /54.5 73.2 / 61.5 85.7 / 64.3 96.6 / 72.5 

12.0 502 612 77.2 / 64.9 87.1 / 73.2 102 / 76.6 115 / 86.3 

13.0 589 719 90.7 / 76.1 102 / 85.9 120 / 89.8 135 / 101 

14.0 683 833 105 / 88.3 119 / 99.5 139 / 104 156 / 117 

15.0 784 957 121 / 101 136 / 114 159 / 120 180 / 135 

28.0 2730 3330 421 / 353 474 / 398 555 / 417 626 / 470 

32.0 3357 4350 549 / 461 619 / 520 725 / 544 817 / 614 

36.0 4520 5510 695 / 584 784 / 658 918 / 689 1030 / 777 

40.0 5570 6800 858) / 721 968 / 813 1130 / 851 10280 / 959 

Ropes 

44.0 6750 8230 1040 / 872 1170 / 983 1370 / 1030 1550 / 1160 


153


6×136 Warrington-Seal 

Ch, V 

DIN 3064 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 







Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

DIN 3064 





N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

12.0 547 602 88.8 / 100 74.4 / 84.0 103 / 116 80.6 / 89.9 

13.0 643 707 104/ 117 87.4 / 98.3 121 / 136 94.6 / 106 

14.0 745 820 121 / 136 101 / 114 140 / 158 109 / 124 

16.0 973 1070 158 / 178 133 / 149 183 / 206 143 / 161 

18.0 1230 1350 200 / 225 168 / 189 232 / 261 181 / 204 

20.0 1520 1670 247 / 278 203 / 234 286 / 323 221 / 252 

22.0 1840 2020 298 / 336 250 / 282 346 / 390 271 / 304 

24.0 3190 2410 355 / 400 298 / 336 412 / 464 322 / 363 

26.0 2570 2830 417 / 470 340 / 395 483 / 545 378 / 425 

28.0 2980 3280 483 / 545 405 / 458 561 / 632 438 / 439 

32.0 3890 4280 631 / 712 530 / 598 732 / 826 571 / 644 

36.0 4930 5420 799 / 901 670 / 757 927 / 1040 724 / 816 

40.0 6080 6690 986 / 1110 828 / 934 1140 / 12900 894 / 983 

Ropes 


154



Ch, V 

DIN 3066 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 


Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

DIN 3066 





N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

6.0 125 137 – 22.8 / 18.8 – 26.4 / 20.3 

7.0 170 186 – 31.0 / 25.6 – 36.0 / 27.6 

8.0 221 244 35.9 / 29.6 40.5 / 33.4 41.7 / 32.0 47.0 / 36.1 

9.0 280 308 45.4 / 37.5 51.2 / 42.3 52.7 / 40.5 59.4 / 45.7 

10.0 346 381 56.1 / 46.3 63.3 / 52.2 56.1 / 50.0 73.4 / 56.4 

11.0 419 461 67.9 / 56.0 76.5 / 63.1 78.7 / 60.5 88.8 / 68.2 

12.0 498 548 80.8 / 66.6 91.1 / 75.1 93.7 / 72.0 106 / 81.2 

13.0 585 643 94.8 / 78.2 107 / 88.2 110 / 84.5 124 / 95.2 

14.0 678 746 110 / 90.7 124 / 102 128 / 98.0 144 / 110 

16.0 886 974 144 / 118 162 / 134 167 / 128 188 / 144 

18.0 1120 1230 182 / 150 205 / 169 211 / 162 238 / 183 

20.0 1380 1520 224 / 185 253 / 209 260 / 200 293 / 225 

22.0 1670 1840 272/ 224 306 / 253 315 / 242 355 / 273 

24.0 1990 2190 323 / 267 364 / 301 375 / 288 423 / 325 

26.0 2340 2570 379 / 313 428 / 353 440 / 338 496 / 381 

28.0 2710 2980 440 / 363 496 / 409 510 / 392 575 / 442 

32.0 3540 3900 575 / 474 648 / 534 666 / 512 751 / 577 

36.0 4480 4930 727 / 600 820 / 676 843 / 648 951 / 730 

40.0 5540 6090 898 / 741 1100 / 835 1040 / 800 1170 / 902 

Ropes 

44,0 6700 7370 1090 / 896 1220 / 1010 1260 / 968 1420 / 1090 


155


DIN 3069 

Ropes 

Multi-layer round strand ropes 


DIN 3069 V 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 

Rope with a 

fiber core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 

Rope with a 

steel core 

Weight of a 

1000 m 

long, 

greased 

rope, kg 





N/mm 2 




N/mm 2 

1570 1770 1570 1770 

18.0 1240 1300 208 / 160 234 / 183 220 / 167 248 / 188 

20.0 1530 1610 256 / 200 289 / 226 272 / 206 307 / 232 

22.0 1850 1950 310 / 242 350 / 273 329 / 249 371 / 281 

24.0 2200 2310 369 / 288 416 / 325 392 / 297 441 / 335 

26.0 2590 2720 433 / 338 489 / 381 459 / 348 518 / 393 

28.0 3000 3150 503 / 392 567 / 442 533 / 404 601 / 455 


156

Steel ropes for 

quarry excavators 

6×36 (1+7+7/7+14) + 7×7 (1+6) 

TU 1) 1251-002-71915393-2004 

Rope 

diameter, 

mm 


Design cross sectional 

area of all wires, mm 2 


Weight of a greased 

rope of 1000 m long, kg 

TU 1251-002-71915393-2004 


of all wires, N, 

not less than 

39.0 718.1 6530 1207000 

42.0 846.0 7965 1421000 

45.5 964.1 9045 1650000 

52.0 1306.4 11850 2193000 

57.0 1522.6 13900 256000 

64.0 1896.5 171148 3185000 

The ropes are made of uncoated wire of two marking groups: 

1770 N/mm 2 – for wires constituting the core and the strands inner layer 

1570 N/mm 2 – for wires constituting the strands outer layer 

Ropes 


157

Pulse Tube 

TU 1) 1250-005-71915393-2004 


Pulse tube is the material for continuous pipe-line 

production with the following characteristics: 

• nominal diameter DN – 4 mm 

• nominal pressure PN – max 3920 N/cm 2 

• frictional pressure drop FPD – 294 N/cm 2 

• length – min 3000 m 

Description: 

Manufactured of a single laid steel rope, construction 

1×31 (tube-core + 14 + 17), with a tube core of 

stainless steel. 

• manufactured of steel wire GOST 2) 7372 

• rope diameters (mm): 8.9, 9.0, 9.1 

• rope length is minimum 1500 m 

• length of the internal stainless tube is multiple 

1600 m. 




TU 1250-005-71915393-2004 

Ropes 


158

Nails

Product range 

1. Construction nails GOST 1) 4028-63. 

2. Round clout nails GOST 4029-63. 

3. Roofing nails GOST 4030-63. 

4. Container-making round nails GOST 4034-63. 

5. Twisted square shanked nails TU 2) 14-4-1161-2003. 

6. Profiled wire nails TU 14-178-241-2004. 

7. Extra-large flat-head nails TU 14-178-259-2004. 

8. Duplex-head nails TU 14-178-301-97. 

9. Flat-head round nails DIN 1151 form A. 

10.Countersunk-head round nails DIN 1151 form B. 

11. Lost-head round nails DIN 1152. 

12.Extra-large-head round nails (clout nails 

for gypsum board fixing) DIN 1160. 

13.Finishing nails FF-N-105B. 

14.Round moulding pins GOST 4035-63. 

15.Round nails TU 14-178-326-2004. 

16.Hot-dip galvanized nails TU 14-178-357-2003. 

17. Countersunk-head round nails DIN EN 10230-1. 

18.Flat-head smooth diamond point special machine 

nails DIN EN 10230-1. 

19.Flat-head smooth clinching-point special machine 

nails DIN EN 10230-1. 

20.Flat-head ring-shank RS diamond-point special 

machine nails DIN EN 10230-1. 

21.Flat-head screw-rolled 48 anti-splitting special 


22.Flat-head screw-rolled 48 diamond-point special 


23.Flat-head smooth diamond-point coilnails 16 ° bright 

DIN EN 10230-1. 

24.Flat-head ring-shank RS diamond-point coilnails 16 ° 

bright DIN EN 10230-1. 




NAILS OVERVIEW 


Nails 

25.D-head ring-shank RS diamond-point strips 34 


26.Flat-head smooth diamond-point PE-strips 20 ° 


General information 

Round and profiled wire nails are manufactured on 

domestic and imported nail-making machines using 

cold forming technique. 

Wire mechanical properties meet the requirements 

for bright wire GOST 3282-74. 

Nails may be bright or zinc-coated. Prior to packing 

into cardboard containers, nails without coating can 

be de-oiled by rumbling according to the customer’s 

demand. Depending on dimension and type, the nails 

are packed into different containers (Table 1). 

160


Package type External dimensions, mm Capacity, kg 

Octahedral deca-layer corrugated cardboard container 1200×800×670 – 950 up to 1000 

Octahedral deca-layer corrugated cardboard container 1180×780×950 up to 1000 

Polypropylene container MKP-1.5 1100×700×(850 – 1150) up to 1000 

Wooden box 468×302×252 up to 50 

Corrugated cardboard box 298×263×184 25 


Corrugated cardboard box 

158×148×130 

238×158×90 

398×117×69 

NAILS OVERVIEW 


Corrugated cardboard box 158×148×75 2.5 








Wooden box 810×657×525 500 


5 

Nails 

Nails packaging Table 1. 

On the customer’s demand, 2.5 and 5 kg cardboard 

boxes can be wrapped in thermo stretch film 

according to GOST 1) 25951-83 

The boxes are stacked on wooden pallets where 

they are combined into shipping packages with 

dimensions of 800×1200 mm and a height not 

exceeding 1100 mm. The packages are wrapped 

with thermo stretch film. The packages may be 

stacked in two levels for transportation with wooden 

panels being used for package strengthening. 


161

Construction nails 

GOST 1) 4028-63 Ch 


Construction nails are suitable for wooden parts and 

construction fastening. 

Description: 

Round nails with flat- or tapered head. Flat-head 

surface is plain. Tapered head surface is corrugated. 

Gauge and geometries are given in Table 2. 

Shank 

diameter 

d, mm 

1.6 

Nail 

length L, 

mm 

25 

40 

50 


Head diameter 

D, mm, not less 

than 

Flat-head nails 

3.2 


Approx. 

weight per 

1000 nails, kg 

0.397 

0.633 

0.791 

Shank 

diameter 

d, mm 

Nail 

length L, 

mm 

CONSTRUCTION NAILS 

Head diameter 

D, mm, not less 

than 

Tapered-head nails 


Nails 

Approx. 

weight per 


1.8 32 3.5 0.640 

2.0 

2.5 

3.0 

40 

50 

50 

60 

70 

80 

4.0 

5.0 

0.949 

1.190 

1.870 

2.230 

6.0 3.770 

4.330 

3.5 90 7.0 6.600 

4.0 

100 

120 

7.5 

9.500 

11.500 

5.0 150 9.0 21.900 

6.0 Ch 

D 

D 

150 

200 

11.0 

32.400 

43.100 

8.0 Ch 250 14.0 96.200 

L 

L 

d 

d 

Table 2. 

162

Round clout nails 

GOST 1) 4029-63 


Clout nails are suitable to fasten soft sheet materials 

(roofing felt, ruberoid, etc.). 

Description: 

Round nails with flat head. Head surface is plain. 


Shank diameter d, mm Nail length L, mm 

2.0 

2.5 



20 

25 

32 

40 

Head diameter D, mm, 

not less than 

ROUND CLOUT NAILS 


Nails 

Table 3. 

Approximate weight per 1000 nails, kg 

5.0 0.482 

0.605 

6.3 

1.220 

1.520 

3.0 40 7.5 2.230 

D 

d 

L 

163

Roofing nails 

GOST 1) 4030-63 


Roofing nails are suitable for metallic plates fastening 

against wooden parts and constructions. 

Description: 

Round nails with tapered head. Head surface is 

corrugated. 






not less than 

ROOFING NAILS 


Nails 

Table 4. 


3.5 40 8.0 2.670 

� 

� 

� 

164


CONTAINER-MAKING ROUND NAILS 

Container-making round nails 

GOST 1) 4034-63 


Container-making nails are suitable for manufacture 

of wooden boxes and containers, with or without 

nailing machines. 

Extra large head size even makes the nails suitable 

for cardboard fixing at box factories and furniture 

plants. 

Description: 

Round nails with tapered head. 



2.0 


40 

45 


not less than 


5.0 

Nails 

Table 5. 


0.970 

1.120 

2.2 50 5.5 1.490 

2.5 

3.0 

50 

60 

70 

80 

6.0 

6.5 

� 

� 

� 

1.910 

2.280 

3.810 

4.360 

165


TWISTED SQUARE-SHANKED NAILS 

Twisted square-shanked nails 

TU 1) 14-4-1161-2003 


Twisted square-shanked nails are suitable for fastening 

of wooden euro box pallets and containers, battens 

and other wooden constructions where a high strength 

is required of the joined parts. 

Description: 

The nails are made from twisted square steel wire. 

Head surface is plain or corrugated. 


Shank diameter 

by circumscribing 

circle d1, mm 

Shank diameter by 

inscribed circle d2, 

mm 

3.5 2.8 

4.5 3.8 


Nail length L, mm 

40 

45 

60 

70 

80 

90 

90 

100 

120 

Head diameter D, 

mm, not less than 


� 

6 

7 

� 

� 

� � 

� 

� 

�� 

Nails 

Table 6. 

Approximate weight per 


2.431 

2.739 

3.662 

4.278 

4.893 

5.508 

10.070 

11.203 

13.471 

166


NAILS WITH RECTANGULAR QUADRILATERAL INCISION 

Nails with rectangular 

quadrilateral incision 

TU 1) 14-178-241-2004 


The drawing force of profiled nails with a rectangular 

quadrilateral incision on the shank is 2 – 3 times 

greated than the drawing force of round nails. 

Profiled nails are suitable for one-piece constructions 

where high tensile strength is required. Nail design is 

given on the drawing. 

Basic geometries are given in Table 7. 


4.2 

4.6 

5.5 

6.0 


45 

65 

80 

90 

100 

80 

90 

60 

80 

90 

100 

120 

80 

100 

120 


� 


not less than 

8.0 

8.5 

10.7 

11 

� 

� 

� 

�� 

�� 

� 

Nails 

Table 7. 


4.790 

6.964 

8.595 

9.682 

10.769 

10.298 

11.590 

11.064 

14.774 

16.638 

18.502 

22.230 

17.397 

21.834 

26.271 

167


EXTRA LARGE FLAT-HEAD NAILS 

Extra large flat-head nails 

TU 1) 14-178-259-2004 (analogue of DIN 1160) 


The nails are suitable for roofing works, for low-density 

and for fastening thin materials (soft sheets, cardboards, 

fibreboards, plasterboards, etc.) against solid 

surfaces. 

Description: 

Round nails with plain flat head. Nails of two forms 

are manufactured: 

form A – the head diameter is 3 times bigger than 

the shank diameter; 

form B – the head diameter is 4 times bigger than 

the shank diameter. 





� 


not less than 

Form A (head diameter ~ 3d) 

� 

� 

Nails 

Table 8. 


2.5 25 7.0 – 8.0 1.083 

2.8 35 8.0 – 9.0 1.841 

4.0 

100 

120 

11.5 – 12.5 

Form B (head diameter ~ 4d) 

10.560 

12.540 

2.5 25 9.0 – 10.0 1.241 

2.8 

25 

30 

35 

40 

50 

10.0 – 11.0 

1.535 

1.777 

2.018 

2.260 

2.740 

168

Duplex-head nails 

TU 1) 14-178-301-97 


The nails with two heads are suitable for temporary 

wooden constructions. 




2.8 55 

3.1 


55 

60 

65 

70 

75 

Interval between heads 

l, mm 

DUPLEX-HEAD NAILS 

� � 


11.0 

� 

Nails 

Table 9. 


3.283 

4.048 

4.344 

4.640 

4.936 

5.232 

3.4 80 6.665 

169

Flat-head round nails 

Ch, O 

DIN 1151 form A 


The nails are suitable for fastening wooden parts and 


Description: 






� 


not less than 

FLAT-HEAD ROUND NAILS 

� 

� 

Nails 

Table 10. 


1.2 20 2.4 0.187 (0.196) 

1.4 25 2.8 0.317 (0.320) 

1.6 30 3.2 0.495 (0.520) 

170

Countersunk-head 

round nails 

Ch, O 

DIN 1151 form B 




Description: 


corrugated. 





� 


not less than 

COUNTERSUNK-HEAD ROUND NAILS 

� 

� 

Nails 

Table 11. 


1.8 35 3.6 0.704 

2.0 40 4.0 0.989 

2.2 

2.5 

45 

50 

50 

55 

60 

4.4 

5.0 

1.311 

1.490 

1.916 

2.109 

2.302 

2.8 65 5.6 3.162 

3.1 

3.4 

65 

70 

80 

80 

90 

6.2 

6.8 

3.933 (3.899) 

4.195 

4.787 

5.744 

6.456 

3.8 100 7.6 8.930 

4.2 

100 

110 

120 

7.9 

10.801 

11.888 

12.975 

4.6 130 8.8 16.853 

5.5 

140 

160 

10.5 

26.075 

29.803 

6.0 180 11.5 39.837 

7.0 210 13.6 63.131 

7.6 

230 

260 

14.9 

81.908 

92.626 

8.8 260 17.4 123.874 

171

Lost-head round nails 

DIN 1152 Ch 


The nails are suitable for finishing works. 

Description: 

Flat head with plain surface. 



1.8 

2.0 

2.2 

2.5 


30 

32 

40 

50 

20 

25 

40 

45 

50 

55 

55 

60 


� 


not less than 

2.5 

2.8 

3.1 

3.5 

LOST-HEAD ROUND NAILS 

� 

� 

Nails 

Table 12. 


0.599 

0.639 

0.798 

0.998 

0.494 

0.617 

0.987 

1.340 

1.490 

1.639 

2.298 

2.490 

2.8 65 4.0 3.850 

3.1 80 4.4 4.705 

3.4 90 4.8 6.356 

3.8 100 5.3 8.794 

172


FINISHING NAILS WITH CORRUGATED (SINKER) OR PLAIN (DECK) TAPERED HEAD 

Finishing nails with 

corrugated (Sinker) or 

plain (Deck) tapered head 

FF-N-105B 

Description: 


corrugated on Sinker nails and plain on Deck nails. 




� 


not less than 

� 

� 

Nails 

Table 13. 


2.4 47.6 6.0 2.049 

2.9 60.3 6.8 3.549 

3.1 73.0 7.1 4.767 

3.4 79.4 8.0 6.256 

3.8 82.6 8.7 8.055 

173

Common nails 

FF-N-105B 




Description: 






� 


not less than 

COMMON NAILS 

� 

� 

Nails 

Table 14. 


1.8 25.4 4.4 0.557 

2.0 31.7 5.2 0.867 

2.5 

2.9 

38.1 

44.5 

50.8 

57.2 

6.3 

6.7 

1.599 

1.845 

2.768 

3.100 

3.3 63.5 7.1 4.422 

3.8 

76.2 

82.6 

7.9 

7.023 

7.593 

4.1 88.9 8.7 9.610 

4.9 101.6 10.3 15.614 

5.3 114.3 11.1 20.154 

5.7 127.0 11.9 26.336 

6.2 139.7 12.7 34.113 

6.7 152.4 13.5 43.343 

174

Round moulding pins 

GOST 1) 4035-63 

Description: 

Round nails. 

Geometries are given in Table 15. 





� 


not less than 

ROUND MOULDING PINS 

� 

� 

Nails 

Table 15. 


2.0 120 3.2 2.927 

175

Round nails 

TU 1) Ch, O 

14-178-326-2004 




Description: 

Round nails with tapered or flat head. Tapered head 

surface may be plain or corrugated. Flat head surface 

is plain. 

Gauge and geometries of tapered head nails are given in 

Table 16. 





� 

� 


not less than 

ROUND NAILS 

� 

� 

� 

� 

Nails 

Table 16. 


0.9 10 1.62 0.044 

1.0 15 2.00 0.088 

1.4 

30 

40* 

2.80 

0.357 

0.478 

1.6 35 3.20 0.554 

1.8 

2.2 

2.4 

2.5 

30 

40* 

40 

55 

50 

55 

50* 

55 

60* 

3.60 

4.40 

4.80 

5.00 

0.592 

0.791 

1.179 

1.627 

1.757 

1.935 

1.906 

2.098 

2.291 


176


2.7 

2.8 

3.0 


50 

55 

60 

65 

55 

60 

70 

50 

55 

60 

65 

70* 


not less than 


5.40 

5.60 

6.00 

Nails 


2.247 

2.471 

2.696 

2.920 

2.654 

2.895 

3.378 

2.768 

3.045 

3.323 

3.600 

3.877 

3.1 80 6.20 4.140 

3.5 

50 

65 

70 

80 

7.00 

3.740 

4.872 

5.249 

6.004 

3.8 90 7.10 7.918 

4.0 

90 

100* 

7.50 

8.778 

9.764 

4.2 75 7.90 8.065 

4.5 

4.6 

5.0 

5.5 

6.0 

6.5 Ch 

100 

120 

110 

120 

140 

55 

110 

125 

140 

125 

140* 

150 

160 

180* 

160 

180 

200 

215 

8.50 

8.50 

9.30 

10.7 

11.0 

11.9 

ROUND NAILS 

12.342 

14.713 

14.198 

15.502 

18.110 

8.286 

16.759 

19.070 

21.381 

23.053 

25.849 

27.713 

35.144 

39.581 

41.203 

46.410 

51.617 

55.523 



177


7.0 Ch 

7.5 

7.6 Ch 

8.0 Ch 

8.5 Ch 

8.8 Ch 


200 

220 

230 

260 

245 

260 

200 

250 

280 

290 

260 

290 

300 

275 

300 

280 

290 

300 

310 

360 

380 

400 

* ) Note:nails are manufactured only with plain head. 

Gauge and geometries of tapered head nails are given in Table 17. 



not less than 

ROUND NAILS 


12.8 

13.7 

13.9 

14.0 

14.9 

15.4 


not less than 

Nails 


59.724 

65.763 

68.783 

77.841 

84.058 

89.258 

70.334 

88.131 

98.809 

102.368 

101.311 

113.143 

117.087 

120.963 

132.093 

131.982 

136.754 

141.526 

146.298 

170.159 

179.703 

189.247 

Table 17. 


1.2 15 2.40 0.362 

1.4 30 2.80 0.505 

1.6 

32 

35 

3.20 

0.505 

0.554 


178


HOT-DIP GALVANIZED NAILS 

Hot-dip galvanized nails 

TU 1) 14-178-357-2003 



constructions. Corrosion-resistant. 

Description: 

Zinc-coated nails, the blanks being nails with a dimension 

range from (2.0×40) mm to (7.6×230) mm to 

DIN 1151, GOST 2) 4028-63, TU 14-178-326-2004, 

TU 14-178-241-2004; or nails with a dimension range 

from (2.0×20) mm to (2.8×40) mm to TU 14-178-259- 

2004. 




Nails 

179

Countersunk-head 

round nails 

DIN EN 10230-1 and drawing D03 O 




Description: 

Round nails with a tapered flat head. Flat head 

surface is plain. 

Gauge and geometries of tapered head nails are given in 

Table 18. 

Shank diameter 

d, mm 

Nail length L, 

mm 


Head diameter 

D, mm 

COUNTERSUNK-HEAD ROUND NAILS 

Head hight K, 

mm 


Nails 


1.0 15 1.4 0.7 0.1586 

1.2 20 1.7 0.9 0.1904 

1.4 

1.6 

1.8 

25 

0.3206 

2.0 1.1 

30 0.3823 

30 

0.4977 

35 2.2 1.1 

0.5782 

40 0.6573 

40 

0.8380 

2.5 1.3 

45 0.9380 

45 

1.1653 

2.8 1.5 

2.0 50 1.2893 

2.2 

50 

1.5525 

3.1 1.63 

60 1.8595 

2.5 60 3.5 1.8 2.4101 

2.8 70 3.9 2.0 3.5210 

3.1 80 4.3 2.2 4.9337 

4.0 100 5.6 2.9 12.0681 

�� 

� 

� 

� 

� 

�� 

Table 18. 

180

Flat-head smooth diamond- 

point special machine nails 

DIN EN 10230-1, NFMAAGLAADAM01 

Order code Dimensions 


Packaging, 

kg 

FLAT-HEAD SMOOTH DIAMOND-POINT SPECIAL MACHINE NAILS 

Nails / kg 

+/– 

Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 19. 

Standard 

pallet (kg) 

FM 06316 2.50 × 35 500 701 1 +/– 500 

FM 80825 2.50 × 40 500 618 1 +/– 500 

FM 05136 2.50 × 45 500 552 1 +/– 500 

FM 07900 2.50 × 50 500 499 1 +/– 500 

FM 06666 2.50 × 55 500 455 1 +/– 500 

FM 07028 2.80 × 45 500 440 1 +/– 500 

FM 06195 2.80 × 65 500 308 1 +/– 500 

FM 06602 3.10 × 80 500 205 1 +/– 500 

FM 80813 3.40 × 50 500 270 1 +/– 500 

FM 80812 3.40 × 70 500 195 1 +/– 500 

FM 07262 3.40 × 80 5 171 200 1000 

FM 02797 3.40 × 90 5 153 200 1000 

FM 02100 3.80 × 100 5 110 200 1000 

FM 06706 4.20 × 110 5 82 200 1000 

FM 06605 4.20 × 120 5 75 200 1000 

FM 02407 4.60 × 130 5 58 200 1000 


Nails 

181

Flat-head smooth clinching- 

point special machine nails 

DIN EN 10230-1, NFMAAGLAANGM02 



Packaging, 

kg 

FLAT-HEAD SMOOTH CLINCHING-POINT SPECIAL MACHINE NAILS 

Nails / kg 

+/– 

Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 20. 

Standard 

pallet (kg) 

FM 07087 2.50 × 35 500 701 1 +/– 500 

FM 07183 2.50 × 38 500 649 1 +/– 500 

FM 06277 2.50 × 40 500 618 1 +/– 500 

FM 04926 2.50 × 45 500 552 1 +/– 500 

FM 06887 2.50 × 50 500 499 1 +/– 500 

FM 08494 2.80 × 45 500 440 1 +/– 500 

FM 06566 2.80 × 55 500 363 1 +/– 500 


Nails 

182

Flat-head ring-shank RS 

diamond-point special 

machine nails 

DIN EN 10230-1, NFMAARSAADAM04 



FLAT-HEAD RING-SHANK RS DIAMOND-POINT SPECIAL MACHINE NAILS 

Packaging, 

kg 

Nails / kg 

+/– 

Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 21. 

Standard 

pallet (kg) 

FM 06569 2.80 × 50 500 397 1 +/– 500 

FM 06486 2.80 × 55 500 363 1 +/– 500 

FM 01825 2.80 × 60 500 333 1 +/– 500 

FM 06995 2.80 × 65 500 308 1 +/– 500 

FM 09346 2.80 × 70 500 287 1 +/– 500 

FM 09095 2.80 × 80 500 252 1 +/– 500 

FM 07079 3.10 × 40 500 402 1 +/– 500 

FM 02826 3.10 × 50 500 325 1 +/– 500 

FM 06857 3.10 × 60 500 272 1 +/– 500 

FM 09466 3.10 × 65 500 251 1 +/– 500 

FM 06188 3.10 × 70 500 234 1 +/– 500 

FM 06215 3.10 × 75 500 219 1 +/– 500 

FM 06189 3.10 × 80 500 205 1 +/– 500 

FM 06241 3.10 × 90 500 183 1 +/– 500 

FM 02385 3.40 × 60 500 226 1 +/– 500 

FM 01896 3.40 × 65 500 209 1 +/– 500 

FM 07030 3.40 × 70 500 195 1 +/– 500 

FM 80889 3.40 × 75 500 182 1 +/– 500 

FM 06219 3.40 × 80 500 171 1 +/– 500 

FM 80919 3.40 × 85 500 161 1 +/– 500 

FM 07152 3.40 × 90 500 152 1 +/– 500 

FM 02000 3.60 × 70 500 174 1 +/– 500 


Nails 

183

Flat-head screw-rolled 48 

anti-splitting special 

machine nails 

DIN EN 10230-1, NFMAARTAAMAM10 



FLAT-HEAD SCREW-ROLLED 48 ANTI-SPLITTING SPECIAL MACHINE NAILS 

Packaging, 

kg 

Nails / kg 

+/– 

Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 22. 

Standard 

pallet (kg) 

FM 06984 3.10 × 60 500 272 1 +/– 500 

FM 09383 3.10 × 70 500 234 1 +/– 500 

FM 06868 3.10 × 80 500 206 1 +/– 500 

FM 80931 3.40 × 65 500 209 1 +/– 500 

FM 02346 3.40 × 70 500 195 1 +/– 500 

FM 08818 3.40 × 80 500 171 1 +/– 500 

FM 02345 3.40 × 90 500 152 1 +/– 500 

FM 07009 3.64 × 70 500 170 1 +/– 500 

FM 80587 3.64 × 90 500 133 1 +/– 500 


Nails 

184

Flat-head screw-rolled 48 

diamond-point special 

machine nails 

DIN EN 10230-1, NFMAARTAADAM09 



FLAT-HEAD SCREW-ROLLED 48 DIAMOND-POINT SPECIAL MACHINE NAILS 

Packaging, 

kg 

Nails / kg 

+/– 

Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 23. 

Standard 

pallet (kg) 

FM 06226 2.80 × 60 500 334 1 +/– 500 

FM 04938 2.80 × 65 500 309 1 +/– 500 

FM 80891 3.10 × 50 500 325 1 +/– 500 

FM 02171 3.10 × 55 500 296 1 +/– 500 

FM 04945 3.10 × 60 500 272 1 +/– 500 

FM 07700 3.10 × 65 500 252 1 +/– 500 

FM 06225 3.10 × 70 500 234 1 +/– 500 

FM 06709 3.10 × 80 500 206 1 +/– 500 

FM 06270 3.10 × 90 500 183 1 +/– 500 

FM 06261 3.40 × 65 500 209 1 +/– 500 

FM 04802 3.40 × 70 500 195 1 +/– 500 

FM 07925 3.40 × 75 500 182 1 +/– 500 

FM 07438 3.40 × 80 500 171 1 +/– 500 

FM 06196 3.40 × 85 500 161 1 +/– 500 

FM 07924 3.40 × 90 500 153 1 +/– 500 


Nails 

185


point coilnails 16 ° bright 

DIN EN 10230-1, n 55: NFCAAGLAADAC1A / CM04 

conic: NFCAAGLAADAC2A / CM02 

flat: NFCAAGLAADAC3A / CM00 

Order code Assembly Dimensions Nails / box Coils / box 


FLAT-HEAD SMOOTH DIAMOND-POINT COILNAILS 16 ° BRIGHT 

Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 24. 

Nails / 

pallet 

FC 01004 N55 2.10 × 35 19500 60 28 546000 

FC 01005 N55 2.10 × 38 19500 60 28 546000 

FC 01009 N55 2.10 × 45 15600 48 28 436800 

FC 01012 N55 2.10 × 50 15600 48 28 436800 

FC 01013 N55 2.10 × 55 11700 30 28 32600 

FC 01016 N55 2.30 × 55 9000 36 30 270000 

FC 01020 conic 2.10 × 32 21000 60 28 588000 

FC 01023 conic 2.10 × 38 16800 48 28 546000 

FC 01024 conic 2.10 × 40 16800 48 28 546000 

FC 01026 conic 2.10 × 45 16800 48 28 546000 

FC 01029 conic 2.10 × 50 12600 36 28 546000 

FC 01035 flat 2.30 × 50 9000 30 30 270000 

FC 01036 flat 2.30 × 55 9000 30 30 270000 

FC 01037 flat 2.30 × 60 9000 30 30 270000 

FC 01041 flat 2.50 × 50 9000 30 30 270000 

FC 01042 flat 2.50 × 55 9000 30 30 270000 

FC 02272 flat 2.50 × 60 9000 30 40 360000 

FC 02273 flat 2.50 × 64 7200 24 40 288000 

FC 02274 flat 2.50 × 68 7200 24 40 288000 

FC 03162 flat 2.50 × 70 7200 24 40 288000 

FC 01056 flat 2.80 × 60 7500 30 30 225000 

FC 02275 flat 2.80 × 64 6000 24 40 240000 

FC 02190 flat 2.80 × 68 6000 24 30 180000 

FC 01061 flat 2.80 × 70 6000 24 30 180000 

FC 02277 flat 2.80 × 80 4500 18 40 180000 

FC 02834 flat 3.10 × 70 6000 24 40 240000 

FC 02278 flat 3.10 × 80 4500 18 40 180000 

FC 02279 flat 3.10 × 88 4500 18 40 180000 


Nails 

186


FLAT-HEAD RING-SHANK RS DIAMOND-POINT COILNAILS 16 ° BRIGHT 

Flat-head ring-shank 

RS diamond-point coilnails 

16 ° bright 

DIN EN 10230-1, n 55: NFCAARSAADAC1B / CM02 

conic: NFCAARSAADAC2B / CM02 

flat: NFCAARSAADAC3B / CM00 


Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 25. 

Nails / 

pallet 

FC 01140 N55 2.10 × 32 23400 72 28 655200 

FC 01144 N55 2.10 × 35 19500 60 28 546000 

FC 01146 N55 2.10 × 38 19500 60 28 546000 

FC 01147 N55 2.10 × 40 19500 60 28 546000 

FC 01149 N55 2.10 × 45 15600 48 28 436800 

FC 01154 N55 2.10 × 50 15600 48 28 436800 

FC 01740 N55 2.30 × 50 9000 30 40 360000 

FC 01164 conic 2.10 × 32 21000 60 48 588000 

FC 01165 conic 2.10 × 35 21000 60 48 588000 

FC 01166 conic 2.10 ×38 16800 48 28 470400 

FC 01169 conic 2.10 × 45 16800 48 28 470400 

FC 02290 flat 2.30 × 45 10800 36 40 432000 

FC 03062 flat 2.30 × 50 9000 30 40 360000 

FC 02517 flat 2.30 × 55 9000 30 40 360000 

FC 01179 flat 2.30 × 60 9000 30 30 270000 

FC 01180 flat 2.50 × 42 12600 42 30 378000 

FC 01742 flat 2.50 × 45 10800 36 40 432000 

FC 02743 flat 2.50 × 50 9000 30 40 360000 

FC 02744 flat 2.50 × 55 9000 30 40 360000 

FC 02291 flat 2.50 × 60 9000 30 40 360000 

FC 01745 flat 2.50 × 64 7200 24 30 225000 

FC 02835 flat 2.50 × 68 7200 24 40 240000 

FC 02518 flat 2.50 × 70 7200 24 30 180000 

FC 01203 flat 2.50 × 75 7200 24 30 216000 



Nails 

187



FLAT-HEAD RING-SHANK RS DIAMOND-POINT COILNAILS 16 ° 

Boxes / 

pallet 


Nails / 

pallet 

FC 03198 flat 2.80 × 42 10500 40 40 420000 

FC 02293 flat 2.80 × 60 7500 30 40 300000 

FC 01746 flat 2.80 × 64 6000 24 40 24000 

FC 02294 flat 2.80 × 68 6000 24 40 24000 

FC 02501 flat 2.80 × 70 6000 24 40 240000 

FC 02295 flat 2.80 × 75 6000 24 40 240000 

FC 02296 flat 2.80 × 80 4500 18 40 180000 

FC 01220 flat 2.80 × 83 4500 18 30 135000 

FC 02356 flat 3.10 × 75 6000 24 40 240000 

FC 01227 flat 3.10 × 80 4500 18 30 135000 

FC 02427 flat 3.10 × 85 4500 18 40 180000 


Nails 

188

D-head ring-shank RS 



Nails 

diamond-point strips 34 bright 

DIN EN 10230-1, NFDAARSDHDAH02 / DM51 

Order code Dimensions Nails / box Strips / box 

D-HEAD RING-SHANK RS DIAMOND-POINT STRIPS 34 BRIGHT 

Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 26. 

Nails / 

pallet 

FD 00045 2.90 × 50 4200 100 57 239400 

FD 01473 2.90 × 63 3600 86 57 205200 

FD 00048 2.90 × 70 2900 69 57 165300 

FD 01477 2.90 ×75 2800 67 57 159600 

FD 00049 2.90 × 80 2600 62 57 148200 

FD 00053 3.10 × 80 2300 55 57 131100 

FD 00055 3.10 × 90 2300 55 57 131100 

189


point PE-strips 20 ° bright 

DIN EN 10230-1, NFSAAGLAADAP0A / PM61 

Order code Dimensions Nails / box Strips / box 


FLAT-HEAD SMOOTH DIAMOND-POINT PE-STRIPS 20 ° BRIGHT 

Boxes / 

pallet 

Table 27. 

Nails / 

pallet 

FS 00045 3.40 × 100 2400 96 52 124800 

FS 01753 3.80 × 100 1600 64 65 104000 

FS 01808 3.80 × 110 1500 60 65 97500 

FS 01655 3.80 × 120 1400 56 65 91000 

FS 01754 3.80 × 130 1200 48 65 78000 

FS 01987 4.20 × 120 1200 48 65 78000 

FS 02812 4.20 × 130 1000 40 65 65000 

FS 01755 4.60 × 145 500 40 65 65000 

FS 01656 4.20 × 130 1000 25 75 37500 

FS 01756 4.60 × 160 500 25 75 37500 


Nails 

190

Fasteners

Joint-stock company “Severstal-metiz” produces: 

Fasteners 

Mechanical and furniture fasteners, screws, washers, 

cotter pins, rivets and special fasteners of custom 

designs. 

Advanced technology and efficient press, thermal 

and galvanizing equipment allow manufacture of 

high-quality fasteners with protective and decorative 

coverings of tensile strength class from 3.6 to 12.9. 

Fastener quality meets international requirements 

(DIN, DIN/ISO). 

Our production is delivered with or without 

protective-decorative coating, according to customer 

demand: 

• electro-galavanized coating with protective 

passivating layers (colourless, sky blue, iridescent); 

• phosphated. 

The manufacturing process is controlled, from feed 

stock to the packing of the fasteners. To exercise 

such control, the factory possesses well-equipped 


FASTENERS OVERVIEW 

Fasteners 

laboratories where fasteners are subjected to 

mechanical and chemical tests and metallographic 

analysis to check against standards and customer 

requirements. 

The fasteners are made of the following steel grades: 

10, 20G, 15G, 10kp, 10ps, 15, 20ps, 20G2P, 20, 

20kp, 35, 30, 06U. 

Fasteners are delivered to customers in one of the 

following packagings: 

• carton boxes of a weight of 5 – 20 kg, 

• wooden boxes of a weight of 30 – 70 kg, 

• wooden containers of a weight of 500 and 1000 kg. 

Other variants of packing are possible on customer 

demand. 

The quality of the fasteners produced by Oryol Plant 

is certified by the steel production certification body 

of the SKS Association. 


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Railway track fasteners 

and fittings 

An important key to accident-free railway operation is 

the bond strength of a rail with a ferroconcrete sleeper. 

The special-purpose equipment installed at our plants 

for manufacture of railway track fasteners and fittings 

allows control of the technological process, ensuring 

production of high-quality fasteners and fittings. 

The quality of the railway fasteners and fittings is 

confirmed by the certification body of the Russian 

Federal Railways. 

Railway track fasteners and fittings are manufactured 

by hot upset forging with subsequent knurling or 

threading. The steel grade used for the exact 

product type is selected in accordance with the 

required tensile strength class of the product. 





Fasteners 

Fasteners for top hold-down of railway tracks meet 

the technical requirements of GOST 1) 16016-79, 

GOST 16017-79, GOST 16018-79 and GOST 809-71. 

Double-coil spring washers meet the technical 

requirements of TU 2) 1855-085-01124328-99. 

Bolts, nuts and track screws are delivered uncoated. 

Zinc coating is possible, on customer demand. Zinc 

coating thickness is not less than 6 micron. 

Railway track fasteners and fittings are delivered by 

railway transport. Shipment in wooden containers 

(weight of container not exceeding 1000 kg) is 

possible by special agreement with customer. 

The quality of the railway track fasteners and fittings 

produced by Cherepovets Plant and Oryol Plant is 

certified by the certification body of the Russian 

Federal Railways. 


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Bolts 

Screws 

Nuts 

Item Standard 

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Fasteners 

Production Accuracy grade Strength grade Size range 

Oryol 

Plant 

Cherepovets 

Plant 

Oryol 

Plant 

Cherepovets 

Plant 

Oryol Plant 

Cherepovets 

Plant 

Oryol Plant 

Cherepovets 

Plant 

Countersunk screw bolts GOST 7786-81 + + C C 3.6; 4.6; 4.8; 5.8 4,8; 5,8 M6 – M16 M10; M12 

Reduced hex head guide bolts GOST 7795-70 + – B – 

Reduced hex head bolts GOST 7796-70 + + B B 

Hex head bolts GOST 7798-70 + + B B 

3.6; 4.6; 4.8; 5.6; 

5.8; 6.6; 8.8; 10.9 

3.6; 4.6; 4.8; 5.6; 

5.8; 6.6; 8.8; 10.9 

3.6; 4.6; 4.8; 5.6; 

5.8; 6.6; 8.8; 10.9 

– M6 – M24 – 

5.8 M8 – M27 M8 – M16 

5.8 M6 – M24 M6 – M16 

Extra large cup head bolts with nib GOST 7801-81 + + C C 3.6; 4.6; 5.8 4.8 M6 – M12 M6 – M12 

Reduced hex head bolts GOST 7808-70 + – A – 3.6; 4.6; 5.8; 8.8 – M6 – M24 – 

Extra large cup head screw bolts GOST 7802-81; DIN 603 + + C C 3.6; 4.6; 5.8 4,8; 5,8 M6 – M16 M6 – M12; M16 

Extra large cup head bolts with 

straight slot 

Hex head bolts 

TU 14-178-245-93 - + – C – 4.8 - M6 

GOST 7805-70; DIN 931; 

DIN 933; ISO 4017; ISO 4014 

+ – A – 

3.6; 4.6; 4.8; 5.6; 

5.8; 6.6; 8.8; 10.9 

– M6 – M24 – 

Straight slotted cup head screws GOST 17473-80 + – B – 3.6; 4.6; 5.8 – M6 – M12 – 

Cross-slotted countersunk 

screws 

GOST 17475-80 + – B – 3.6; 4.6; 5.8 – M6 – M12 – 

Hex nuts GOST 5927-70; DIN 934 + – A – 6; 8; 10 – M6 – M24 – 

Hex nuts GOST 5915-70; DIN 555 + + B B 6; 8 5; 6 M6 – M24 M5 – M18 

Hex nuts TU 275-1680-00187211-98 + – C – 6 – M8 – M12 – 

1) GOST = Russian State Standard 2) TU = Technical Specification 

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Item Standard 

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Fasteners 

Production Accuracy grade Strength grade Size range 

Oryol 

Plant 

Cherepovets 

Plant 

Oryol 

Plant 

Cherepovets 

Plant 

Oryol Plant 

Cherepovets 

Plant 

Oryol Plant 

Washers Spring (plain) washers GOST 1) 6402-70 + – d 10 – 48 mm 

Nuts 

Rivets 

Bolts 

Cotterpins GOST 397-79; TU 2) 14-1-1500-88 + – d 2 – 10 mm 

Cup head rivets GOST 10299-80 + – d 5 – 24 mm 

Countersunk rivets 

Raised countersunk rivets 

GOST 10300-80; 

TU 1680-00187211-328-2003 

GOST 10301-80; 

TU 1680-00187211-327-2003 

Ball bearing fingers blanks TS 00187-211-319-2003 

Railway track fasteners 

Terminal-block and embedded 

bolts for railway track rail braces 

Embedded bolts for railway track 

rail braces 

Nuts for terminal-block and 

embedded bolts for railway track 

rail braces 

+ – B; C – d 5 – 24 mm 

+ – B; C – d 18 – 20 mm 

GOST 16016-79 + + B; C B 3.6; 4.8; 5.8 4.8; 5.8 

GPST 16017-79 – + – B – 4.8; 5.8 

M22×75; 

M22×175 

GOST 16018-79 + + B; C B 5; 6 5; 6 M22 

Bolts Railway track rail joint bolts GOST 11530-93 – + – C – 8.8 

Nuts 

Nuts for railway track rail joint 

bolts 

GOST 11530-93 – + – B – 5; 8 

Screws Railway track screws GOST 809-71 – + – C – 

Washers 

Double-coil spring washers 

for railway track 

GOST 21797-76 + – C – d 25 mm 

Railway track spring washers GOST 19115-91 + – C – d 22 – 27 mm 

1) GOST = Russian State Standard 2) TU = Technical Specification 

Cherepovets 

Plant 

195

Chains

� 

Round-link lifting chains 

TU 1) 14-178-372-99 

� � � 

Welded calibrated round-link lifting chains, with a 

dimension of 6×19 mm TU 14-178-372-99 are 

manufactured from cold-finished bars and rods of 

structural low-alloy steel of finish tolerance h11 

GOST 2) 7417. The chains are hardened in the course 

of production by thermal treatment. Chain link weld 

quality is total-lot tested under the working load. 

TU 14-178-372-99 chains are quality-certified and in 

conformance with GOST-R. 

Chain dimensions 

Chain diameter 

d, mm 



Chain pitch 

P, mm 


Link breadth 

B, mm 

Nomin. Toler. Nomin. Toler. Nomin. Toler. 

Chains 


� 

�� 


Hoisting machine elements (winches, block 

and tackle, etc.). 

Chain dimensions and mechanical properties are given 

in the tables below. 

Tolerance 

on chain 

segment 

11P, mm 

Chain link weld 

Diameter 

d1 

Length 

l 

not exceeding, mm 

Table 1. 

Weight of the 

meter of chain, 

kg 

Nomin. Toler. 

6 ±0.4 19 ±0.5 21 ±0.6 +1,5 − 0,6 6.6 7.2 0.74 ±5% 

Chain mechanical properties 


d, mm 

Load, kN (ts), not less than 

Trial Breaking 

General extension 

under breaking load, % 

not less than 

6 19.6 (2.0) 39.2 (4.0) 12 

Table 2. 

ROUND-LINK LIFTING CHAINS 

197

Round-link 

Lifting and pulling chains 

TU 1) 14-178-255-2000 

Chain dimensions and mechanical properties are given in the tables below. 

Chain dimensions 


d, mm 

Nomin. Toler. Nomin. 




Chain pitch 

P, mm 

Max. dev. 

Impl. 1 Impl. 2 

Chain mechanical properties Table 4. 

ROUND-LINK LIFTING AND PULL CHAINS 

Chains 

Welded calibrated round-link lifting and pull 

chains (of normal-, high- and hyper-tensile 

strength) and welded calibrated round-link general 

purpose chains (of normal tensile strength) 

with a dimension of 6×19 and 9×27 mm to 

TU 14-178-255-2000 are manufactured from 

cold-finished bars and rods of structural low- 

and medium-carbon or low-alloy steel of finish 

tolerance h11 GOST 2) 7417. Chains are heattreated 

in the course of production to improve 

their mechanical properties. 


Pick-and-place machines and mechanisms 

(can be also used for non-critical purposes – 

fencing, in agriculture, etc.). 

Link breadth 

B, mm Tolerance on 

chain segment 

11 P, mm 

Nomin. Toler. 

Packing: 

Table 3. 

Weight of the 

meter of chain, 

kg 

6 ±0.,4 19 ±0.5 ±0.8 21 ±0.6 +1,5 − 0.6 0.74 

9 ±0.5 27 ±0.6 ±0.8 32 ±0.9 +2.5 − 0.8 1.8 

Chain 

diameter 

d, mm 

6 

9 

Load, kN (ts), not less 

than 

Trial Breaking 

Tensile 

strength 

7.0 (0.71) 14.0 (1.43) Normal 

15.0 (1.53) 30 (3.06) Super 

16.0 (1.63) 32.0 (3.26) Normal 

25.0 (2.55) 50.0 (5.1) High 

40.0 (4.08) 80.0 (8.16) Super 

All chains are shipped in preserved condition, 

without covering, in wooden containers. 

Chain weight in container is 1 ton. 

Number of chain segments in container – 

not exceeding 10. 

Length of one chain segment in container – 

not less than 12 m. 


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Calibrated

Unlike hot-rolled bars and rods, cold-formed and 

cold-finished bars and rods are noted for the high 

accuracy and quality of the steel surface. 

These features of the cold-finished bars and rods allow 

use in cutting processes on automatic lathe machines 

with high efficiency, as well as for cold forming on 

automatic steel-plate press machines. The high accuracy 

and surface quality of cold-finished bars and 

rods help to reduce steel consumption in its further 

processing. 


COLD-FINISHED BARS & RODS AND DRAWN METAL 

We offer the following types 

of cold-finished material 

Product range of cold-finished bars 

and rods and rolled steel with special 

surface finish 

Joint-stock company “Severstal-metiz” manufactures 

cold-finished bars and rods of circular, hexagonal 

and square section. Cold-finished bars and rods are 

manufactured using a cold-drawing technique. 

Symbolic notations 

used in the catalogue: 




Calibrated 

The primary customers for cold-finished bars and rods 

and drawn steel with special surface finishing are big 

automakers, engineering plants and hardware plants 

where cold presses and cold pressing techniques 

are used. Besides this, cold-finished bars and rods 

are also widely used for repair works in small enterprises, 

as their high accuracy and surface quality 

make unnecessary any preliminary mechanical processing. 

Absence of the drawn scale on the drawn 

surface increases cutting equipment lifetime. 

Joint-stock company “Severstal-metiz” manufactures 

drawn steel with special surface finish only of circular 

section. Special surface finish is provided by removing 

the blanket steel layer with peeling and polishing. 


200

Steel grades 

of bars 

Cold-drawn bars and bars with special 

surface finish are manufactured of: 

• Carbon steel 

• Alloyed steel 

• Chromic steel 

• Manganese steel 

• Chromium-manganese steel 

• Chromium-silicon steel 

• Chromium-molybdenum and chromiummolybdenum-vanadium 

steel 

• Chromium-vanadium steel 

• Chromium-nickel, and chromium-nickel steel with 

boron 

• Chromium-silicon-manganese, and chromiumsilica-manganese-nickel 

steel 

• Chromium-manganese-nickel, and chromiummanganese-nickel 

steel with titanium and boron 

• Chromium-nickel-molybdenum steel 

• Chromium-nickel-molybdenum-vanadium, and 

chromium-nickel-vanadium steel 

• Chromium-aluminum, and chromium-aluminum 

steel with molybdenum 

• Chromium-manganese-nickel steel with 

molybdenum and titanium 

• Spring steel 

• Constructional steel with increased cutting 

workability 

• Bearing steel 

• Constructional carbon and alloyed steel for cold 

heading 

• General purpose steel for engineering industry in 

accordance with EN 10277-2, EN 10277-5 

Cold-drawn bars and bars with special surface finish 

can be made of other steel grades excluding highspeed 

tool steel, corrosion-resistant, acid-proof and 

heat resisting steels. 


STEEL GRADES OF BARS 

Calibrated 

International steel grades, 

similar or close to Russian standards 

Grade 

USA Germany 

ASTM SAE DIN Grade 

St1kp A 658 M 1010 1623.1 St 13 

St1ps A 658 M 1010 1623.1 St 12 

St2kp A 658 M 1012 17100 USt 37-2 

St2ps A 658 M 1012 17100 RSt 37-2 

St2sp 17100 RRSt 37-2 

St3kp A 658 M 1017 17100 USt 37-2 

St3ps A 658 M 1017 17100 RSt 37-3 

St3sp A 658 M 1017 17100 RRSt 37-2 

St4ps A 658 M 1023 17100 USt 42-2 

St4sp A 658 M 1023 17100 St 44-2 

St5ps A 658 M 1030 

St5sp 

St0 A 658 M 1008 17100 St 33 

08kp A 658 M 1008 1629.3 St 12 

08ps A 658 M 1010 1623.1 St 13 

10p A 658 M 1012 

10ps A 658 M 1010 

10 A 658 M 1015 17200 C 10, Ck 10 

15ps A 658 M 1015 

15 A 658 M 1015 17200 C 15, Ck 15 

25 A 658 M 1026 17200 C 25, Ck 25 

45 A 658 M 1045 17200 C 45, Ck 45 


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Drawn steel grades composition 

Cold-finished bars and rods and drawn steel with special surface finishing are manufactured from the 

following steels: 

Carbon steels 

GOST 1) 1050-88. 


Steel grade 


Elements mass percent , % 

C Si Mn Cr, not exceeding 

10kp 0.07 – 0.14 not exceeding 0.07 0.25 – 0.50 0.15 

10 0.07 – 0.14 0.17 – 0.37 0.35 – 0.65 0.15 

15 0.12 – 0.19 0.17 – 0.37 0.35 – 0.65 0.25 

20 0.17 – 0.24 0.17 – 0.37 0.35 – 0.65 0.25 

25 0.22 – 0.30 0.17 – 0.37 0.50 – 0.80 0.25 

30 0.27 – 0.35 0.17 – 0.37 0.50 – 0.80 0.25 

35 0.32 – 0.40 0.17 – 0.37 0.50 – 0.80 0.25 

40 0.37 – 0.45 0.17 – 0.37 0.50 – 0.80 0.25 

45 0.42 – 0.50 0.17 – 0.37 0.50 – 0.80 0.25 

50 0.47 – 0.55 0.17 – 0.37 0.50 – 0.80 0.25 

58 (55pp) 0.55-0.63 0.10-0.30 not exceeding 0.20 0.15 


of cold-finished bars and rods of carbon steel 

Steel 

grade 

Tensile 

strength 

N/mm 2 

Mechanical properties of, not less than 

Table 1. 

Cold-worked drawn steel Annealed or high tempered drawn steel 

Elongation, 

% 

Relative 

narrowing, 

% 

Hardness 

number 

HB, not 

exceeding 

Tensile 

strength 

N/mm 2 

Elongation, 

% 

Relative 

narrowing, 

% 

Calibrated 

Hardness 

number 

HB, not 

exceeding 

10 410 8 50 187 290 26 55 143 

15 440 8 45 197 340 23 55 149 

20 490 7 40 207 390 21 50 163 

25 540 7 40 217 410 19 50 170 

30 560 7 35 229 440 17 45 179 

35 590 6 35 229 470 15 45 187 

40 610 6 35 241 510 14 40 197 

45 640 6 30 241 540 13 40 207 

50 660 6 30 255 560 12 40 217 

Application area: engineering industry, agriculture, construction engineering. 


CARBON STEELS 


Table 2. 

202

Alloyed steels 

GOST 1) 4543-71 

• chromium 

• manganese 

• chrome-manganese 

• chrome-silicon 

• chrome-molybdenum and chromemolybdenum-vanadium 

• chrome-vanadium 

• chrome-nickel and chrome-nickel with boron 

• chrome-silicon-manganese 


ALLOYED STEELS 

Calibrated 

Chemical composition Table 3. 


• chrome-manganese-nickel and chromemanganese-nickel 

with titanium and boron 

• chrome-nickel-molybdenum 

• chrome-nickel-molybdenum-vanadium and 

chrome-nickel-vanadium 

• chrome-aluminium and chrome-aluminium 

with molybdenum 

• chrome-manganese-nickel with molybdenum 

and titanium 

Steel groups Grade C, % Si, % Mn, % Cr, % Ni, % Mo,% 

Chromium 

15Cr 

20Cr 

30Cr 

35Cr 

38CrA 

40Cr 

45Cr 

0.12 – 0.18 

0.17 – 0.23 

0.24 – 0.32 

0.31 – 0.39 

0.35 – 0.42 

0.36 – 0.44 

0.41 – 0.49 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.40 – 0.70 

0.50 – 0.80 

0.50 – 0.80 

0.50 – 0.80 

0.50 – 0.80 

0.50 – 0.80 

0.50 – 0.80 

0.70 – 1.0 

0.70 – 1.0 

0.80 – 1.0 

0.80 – 1.00 

0.80 – 1.10 

0.80 – 1.10 

0.80 – 1.10 

– – 

Manganese 50Mn 0.48 – 0.56 0.17 – 0.37 0.70 – 1.00 – – – 

Chrome-nickel 

Chrome-manganesenickel 

Chrome-manganesenickel 

with 

molybdenum 

12CrNi 

20CrNi 

40CrNi 

14CrMnNi 

19CrMnNi 

0.09 – 0.15 

0.17 – 0.23 

0.36 – 0.44 

0.13 – 0.18 

0.16 – 0.21 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.17 – 0.37 

0.30 – 0.60 

0.40 – 0.70 

0.50 – 0.80 

0.70 – 1.0 

0.70 – 1.0 

0.40 – 0.70 

0.45 – 0.75 

0.45 – 0.75 

0.80 – 1.10 

0.80 – 1.10 

0.50 – 0.80 

1.00 – 1.40 

1.00 – 1.40 

0.80 – 1.10 

0.80 – 1.10 

20CrMnNiMo 0.18 – 0.23 0.17 – 0.37 0.70 – 1.10 0.40 – 0.70 0.40 – 0.70 0.15 – 0.25 

Chrome-molybdenum 30CrMo 0.26 – 0.34 0.17 – 0.37 0.40 – 0.70 0.80 – 1.10 – 0.15 – 0.25 


of cold-finished bars and rods of alloyed steel Table 4. 

Steel grade 

Yield 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

Elongation, 

% 

Relative 

narrowing, % 

Impact 

strength, 

J/sm 2 


– 

– 

Blank section 

dimension, 

mm 

15Cr 490 690 12 45 69 15 

20Cr 635 780 11 40 59 15 

30Cr 685 880 12 45 69 25 

35Cr 735 910 11 45 69 25 

38CrA 785 930 12 50 88 25 

40Cr 785 980 10 45 59 25 


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Steel grade 

Yield 

strength, 

N/mm 2 


Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

Elongation, 

% 

Relative 

narrowing, % 

ALLOYED STEELS 

Calibrated 


of cold-finished bars and rods of alloyed steel Cont. table 4. 

Impact 

strength, 

J/sm 2 

Blank section 

dimension, 

mm 

45Cr 835 1030 9 45 49 25 

50Mn 390 650 13 40 39 25 

12CrNi 440 640 10 – 88 – 

20CrNi 590 780 14 50 78 15 

40CrNi 785 980 11 45 69 25 

14CrMnNi 835 1080 8 – 78 – 

19CrMnNi 930 1180 – 1520 7 – 69 – 

20CrMnNiMo 930 1180 – 1570 7 – 59 – 

30CrMo 735 930 11 45 78 15 


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Spring steels 

GOST 1) 14959-79 and TU 2) 14-1-5342-97 (steel 60S2G-PV) 

Chemical composition Table 5. 

Steel grade 





C Si Mn Cr V 

65Mn 0.62 – 0.70 0.17 – 0.37 0.90 – 1.20 not exc. 0.25 – 

60Si2A 0.58 – 0.63 1.60 – 2.0 0.60 – 0.90 not exc. 0.30 – 

60Si2Mn 0.55 – 0.65 1.8 – 2.2 0.70 – 1.00 not exc. 0.30 – 


of cold-finished bars and rods of heat-treated steel Table 6. 

Steel grade 


N/mm 2 


N/mm 2 

Elongation, 

% 

Relative 

narrowing, % 

65Mn 785 980 8 30 

60Si2A 1375 1570 6 20 

60Si2Mn 1325 1470 6 25 

SPRING STEELS 

Calibrated 


205

Free-cutting steels 

GOST 1) 1414-75 


Steel 

groups 

Carbon 

sulfur 

Carbon 

manganese 

with lead 

Steel 

grade 

Steel 

grades 




FREE-CUTTING STEELS 

C Si Mn Cr Pb S P 

Calibrated 


Table 7. 

A11 0.07 – 0.15 not exc. 0.10 0.80 – 1.20 – – 0.15 – 0.25 not exc. 0.10 

A12 0.08 – 0.16 0.15 – 0.35 0.70 – 1.10 – – 0.08 – 0.2 0.08 – 0.15 

A20 0.17 – 0.24 0.15 – 0.35 0.70 – 1.00 – – 0.08 – 0.15 not exc. 0.06 

A30 0.27 – 0.35 0.15 – 0.35 0.70 – 1.0 – – 0.08 – 0.15 not exc. 0.06 

AC14 0.10 – 0.17 not exc. 0.12 1.0 – 1.30 – 0.15-0.30 0.15 – 0.30 

Size, mm 

Treatment 

type 

Yield 

strength 

N/mm 2 

Tensile 

strength 

H/mm 2 

Elongation, % 

Relative narrowing, 

% 

not exc. 

0.10 


Impression 

diameter, mm, 

not less than 

Hardness 

A11 All sizes cold-finished 390 490 10 – 4.2 207 

A12 30 and less 

A12 exc. 30 

A20 All sizes 

A30 All sizes 

A40Mn All sizes 

AC14 All sizes 

cold-finished, 

hard-drawn 


hard-drawn 


hard-drawn 


hard-drawn 


annealed 


hard-drawn 

Application area: engineering industry, motor-car industry. 

– 510 7 – 4.1 217 

– 460 7 – 4.1 217 

– 530 7 4.1 217 

– 540 6 – 4.05 223 

– 590 17 – 4.0 229 

390 490 10 – 4.20 207 

HB not exc. 

206

Bearing steels 

GOST 1) 801-78 


Steel grade C Si Mn Cr 


BEARING STEELS 

Calibrated 

S P Ni Cu Ni+Cu 

not exceeding 

ShH15 0.95 – 1.05 0.17 – 0.37 0.20 – 0.40 1.30 – 1.65 0.02 0.027 0.30 0.35 0.50 

ShH15SiMn 0.95 – 1.05 0.40 – 0.65 0.90 – 1.20 1.30 – 1.65 0.02 0.027 0.30 0.25 0.50 



Table 9. 

207

Calibrated 

Quality structural carbon and alloy 

steel for cold extrusion and upset 

GOST 1) 10702-78 (with settling groups 50, 66, 66T, 66I) 


Steel grade 


QUALITY STRUCTURAL CARBON AND ALLOY STEEL FOR COLD EXTRUSION AND UPSET 


Cold-finished hard-drawn bars and 

rods 

Hardness 

number HB, 

not exc. 

Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 not 

less than 

Elongation, 

%, not less 

than 

Relative 

narrowing, %, 

not less than 


After tempering or usual 

annealing 

Hardness 

numberHB, 

not exc. 

Tensile 

strength, 

N/mm 2 

Elongation, 

%, not less 

than 

Table 10. 

After spheroidizing 


N/mm 2 

10KP, 10PS 179 370 8 55 143 310-410 50 290-390 50 

10 187 390 8 50 143 330-450 55 310 – 410 55 

15KP, 15PS 187 390 8 50 149 360-470 55 320 – 420 55 

15 197 440 8 45 149 360-470 55 320 – 420 55 

20KP, 20PS 197 490 7 45 163 390-490 50 340 – 440 50 

20 207 490 7 40 163 390-490 50 340 – 440 50 

25 217 540 7 40 170 not exc. 540 50 not exc. 490 50 

30 229 560 7 40 179 not exc. 570 45 not exc. 520 45 

35 207 590 5 40 187 not exc. 590 45 not exc. 540 45 

40 241 – 197 not exc. 590 40 40 

45 207 – – 207 not exc. 590 40 – 40 

50 – – – – 217 not exc. 590 – 

15Cr 207 590 5 45 179 not exc. 550 60 340 – 440 60 

20Cr 207 590 5 45 179 not exc. 550 60 360 – 470 60 

30Cr 207 – – – 187 – – – 

35Cr – 690 5 40 197 – – – 

40Cr – 690 5 40 207 – – – 

45 229 – 

38CrAl 207 – – 207 not exc. 590 60 not exc. 560 60 

12CrNi 210 – – 410-530 70 410-510 70 

40CrNi 207 – 207 – – – – 

19CrMnNi 269 – 217 – – not exc. 690(70) 

35CrMnCAl – – – – 241 – – – 

38CrMnNiMo – – – 60 not exc. 690 60 

40CrNi2MoAl – – – 269 – 50 not exc. 640 50 


Relative 

narrowing, %, 

not less than 

208

General-purpose steels 

for engineering industry 

EN 10277-1, EN 10277-2 

Cold-finished bars and rods and drawn steel with 

special surface finishing can be manufactured from 

other steel grades – excluding tool, high-speed, 

rust-resistant, acid-proof and heat-resistant steels. 

Assortment of cold drawn material 

Size, mm 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 



GENERAL-PURPOSE STEELS FOR ENGINEERING INDUSTRY 

Cold drawn bars 

Assortment and Specifications 

Calibrated 

Cold drawn bars with round cross-section are manufactured 

according to GOST 1051-73 with B and C 

surface quality groups (Appendix 1) and tolerances 

h10, h11 and h12 (Appendix 2). 

Drawn bars with special surface finishing are produced 

with groups of quality of a surface B, C, D with 

maximum tolerance h10, h11, h12 according to 

GOST 14955-77, tolerance h9, h10 as per EN 10278 

surface quality of class 4 as per EN 10277 

(Appendixes 3 and 4). 

Table 11. 

Bars with special 

surface finishing 

Round Hexagonal Square Round 

Coil Bar Coil Bar Coil Bar Coil Bar 



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Rolled products range 

Size, mm 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 



Cold drawn bars 

Bars with special 

surface finishing 

Round Hexagonal Square Round 

Coil Bar Coil Bar Coil Bar Coil Bar 

Calibrated 

Cont. Table 11. 


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Round-cold drawn bar and bar with special surface 

finish can be produced in non-standard sizes with 

0.05 mm accuracy. 

Bars supplied in bundles can be of 2.5 – 6.5 meters 

length. 

Bars can be packed in bundles with weight from 1 to 

8 tonnes, depending on order. 

The material in coils can be shipped in packages of 

2-5 coils, with total weight of 0.8 – 2.5 tonnes. 

Weight of one coil can be 250 – 850 kg. Certain coils 

may be up to 1000 kg. 

Coil sizes are as follows: 

• OD – 900-1400 mm; 

• ID – 650-1100 mm 

• Height 250 – 650 mm. 

Cold-drawn bars and bars with special surface finish 

can be shipped with or without preservation, or in 

soft wrapping. Wrapping type is usually specified 

in the order. Preservation is made by dipping into 

preservative mixture composed of industrial oil with 

preserving additives. When soft packing, every coil 

or bundle is wrapped up with waterproof paper and 

packing cloth. Wrapped coils or bundles are strapped 

with wire or bands. Bars with phosphate coating are 

supplied wrapped only. 

Hexagonal cold-drawn bars are manufactured according 

to GOST 1) 1051-73 with surface quality group B, 

with sizes as per GOST 8560-78 (see Table 1) and 

tolerances h11 and h12. 

Square cold-drawn bars are produced according to 

GOST 1051-73 with surface quality group B, with 

sizes as per GOST 8559-75 (see Table 1) and 

tolerances h11 and h12. 

Cold-drawn bars and bars with special surface finishing 

can be supplied cold-worked (non-annealed) or heattreated 

(annealed). To obtain necessary mechanical 

properties and divorced pearlite structure recrystallization, 

annealing, or spheroidizing annealing can be 

carried out. 




Calibrated 

Mechanical properties, requirements for macro- and 

microstructure, decarburization depth and other 

parameters meet standards (GOST 1050-88, GOST 

4543-71, GOST 14959-79, GOST 10702-78, GOST 

14955-77, GOST 1414-75, GOST 801-78, EN 10277-5) 

for cold drawn bars and bars with special surface 

finishing. 

Cherepovets Mill provides bright round cold-drawn 

bars of general purpose steel for the engineering 

industry in accordance to EN 10277-2 and 

EN 10277-5. Cold-drawn bars are delivered in 

cold-worked condition, cut to length, with tolerances 

h9, h10, h11 according to EN 10278. Cold-drawn 

bars are manufactured of S235JRG2, S355J2G3, 

C15, C35, C45 steel grades according to EN 10277-2. 

Mechanical properties specifications are according 

to EN 10277-2 and EN 10277-5 standards. Assortment 

is according to EN 10278. Cold-drawn bars 

with surface finish h9 can be produced with diameter 

10.0 – 50.0 mm in cold-worked condition. 

Cold-drawn bars and bars with special surface finishing 

with specifications different from the mentioned GOST 

or EN requirements can be produced upon request. 

The material will be produced according to special 

Technical Agreements coordinated with the customer, 

depending on engineering capability. 

Packing: 

Cold-finished bars, and rods and rolled steel with 

special surface finishing, are shipped with or without 

conservation or in soft packages. Packaging 

technique is defined in the order. When conservation 

technique is used, the rolled products are dipped into 

conservation mixture prepared of machine oil and 

preservative agents. When soft packages are used, 

each bundle or band is first wrapped in waterproof 

casing paper and then wrapped in casing fabric. 

Wrapped bundles or bands are wire-tied or banded. 


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Surface quality of cold drawn bar 

Surface quality 

group 

B 

C 



APPENDIX 1, SURFACE QUALITY OF COLD-DRAWN BAR 

Surface finish Type of permissible surface defects 

h10 

h11 

h12 

h10 

h11 

C h12 

Single hairlines of mechanical origin, drawn-in scales, 

imprints, rippling, cleanup traces from abrasive 

Calibrated 

Appendix 1, GOST 1) 1051-73 

Single fine hairlines of mechanical origin, drawn-in 

scales, imprints, rippling, flat fettling, cleanup traces 

from abrasive, fine rolled-up and upset bubbles and 

pollution (hair lines) 

Single fine hairlines of mechanical origin, drawn-in 

scales, imprints, rippling, flat fettling, cleanup traces 

from abrasive, fine rolled-up and upset bubbles and 

pollution (hair lines) 

Maximum depth of 

permissible defects 

Tolerance size 

Tolerance size 

Tolerance for h12 

Tolerance for h12 


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Diameter tolerances of cold-drawn 

Diameter, 

mm 

3.0 

3.1 


Tolerances, 

mm Crosssection 

area, mm2 h9 

- 0.025 

- 0.030 

h10 

- 0.040 

- 0.048 

h11 

- 0.060 

- 0.075 

h12 

- 0.100 

- 0.120 


APPENDIX 2, DIAMETER TOLERANCES OF COLD-DRAWN BARS 

Weight per 

1 meter, kg 

7.07 0.056 

7.55 0.059 

3.2 8.04 0.063 

3.3 8.55 0.067 

3.4 9.08 0.071 

3.5 9.62 0.076 

3.6 10.18 0.080 

3.7 10.75 0.084 

3.8 11.34 0.089 

3.9 11.95 0.094 

4.0 12.56 0.099 

4.1 13.20 0.104 

4.2 13.85 0.109 

4.4 15.21 0.119 

4.5 15.90 0.125 

4.6 16.62 0.130 

4.8 18.10 0.142 

4.9 18.86 0.148 

5.0 19.63 0.154 

5.2 21.24 0.167 

5.3 22.06 0.173 

5.5 23.76 0.186 

5.6 24.63 0.193 

5.8 26.42 0.207 

6.0 28.27 0.222 

Calibrated 


Diameter, 

mm 

Tolerances, 


area, mm2 © Severstal-metiz, 2006. © Anordica AB, 2006. Illustrations/photos are just examples. The package design can be different depending on technical specifications and customer order. April 2006, EN3 

6.1 

h9 

- 0.036 

h10 

- 0.058 

h11 

- 0.090 

h12 

- 0.150 

Weight per 

1 meter, kg 

29.22 0.229 

6.3 31.17 0.245 

6.5 33.17 0.260 

6.7 35.26 0.227 

6.9 37.39 0.294 

7.0 38.48 0.302 

7.1 39.59 0.311 

7.3 41.85 0.329 

7.5 44.18 0.347 

7.7 46.57 0.366 

7.8 47.78 0.375 

8.0 50.27 0.395 

8.2 52.81 0.415 

8.5 56.75 0.445 

8.8 60.82 0.477 

9.0 63.62 0.500 

9.2 66.48 0.522 

9.3 67.93 0.533 

9.5 70.88 0.556 

9.8 75.43 0.592 

10.0 78.54 0.616 

Appendix 2 continues on the next page 

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Diameter, 

mm 

10.2 

Tolerances, 


area, mm2 h9 

- 0.043 

h10 

- 0.070 

h11 

- 0.110 

h12 

- 0.180 



Cont. appendix 2 

Weight per 

1 meter, kg 

81.27 0.641 

10.5 86.59 0.680 

10.8 91.61 0.719 

11.0 95.03 0.746 

11.2 98.52 0.773 

11.5 103.90 0.815 

11.8 109.36 0.858 

12.0 113.10 0.890 

12.2 116.90 0.918 

12.5 122.72 0.963 

12.8 128.68 1.010 

13.0 132.70 1.042 

13.2 136.85 1.074 

13.5 143.14 1.124 

13.8 149.57 1.174 

14.0 153.90 1.208 

14.2 158.37 1.243 

14.5 165.13 1.296 

14.8 172.03 1.350 

15.0 176.70 1.387 

15.2 181.50 1.42 

15.5 188.7 1.48 

15.8 196.1 1.54 

16.0 201.1 1.58 

16.2 206.1 1.62 

16.5 213.8 1.68 

16.8 221.7 1.74 

17.0 227.0 1.78 

17.2 232.3 1.82 

17.5 240.5 1.89 

17.6 243.2 1.91 

17.8 248.8 1.95 

18.0 254.5 2.00 

Diameter, 

mm 

Tolerances, 


area, mm2 Calibrated 


18.5 

h9 

- 0.052 

h10 

- 0.084 

h11 

- 0.130 

h12 

- 0.210 

Weight per 

1 meter, kg 

268.8 2.11 

19.0 283.5 2.23 

19.5 289.6 2.34 

20.0 314.2 2.47 

20.5 330.1 2.59 

21.0 346.4 2.72 

21.5 363.1 2.85 

22.0 380.1 2.98 

23.0 415.5 3.26 

24.0 452.4 3.55 

25.0 490.9 3.85 

26.0 530.9 4.17 

27.0 572.6 4.49 

28.0 615.7 4.83 

29.0 660.5 5.18 

30.0 706.9 5.55 

Appendix 2 continues on the next page 

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Diameter, 

mm 

Tolerances, 


area, mm2 Calibrated 

Weight per 

1 meter, kg 


31.0 

h9 

- 0.062 

h10 

- 0.100 

h11 

- 0.160 

h12 

- 0.250 

754.8 5.93 

32.0 804.2 6.13 

33.0 855.3 6.71 

34.0 907.9 7.13 

35.0 962.1 7.55 

36.0 1018 7.99 

37.0 1075 8.44 

38.0 1134 8.90 

39.0 1195 9.38 

40.0 1257 9.86 

41.0 1320 10.36 

42.0 13.85 10.87 

44.0 15.21 11.94 

45.0 1590 12.48 

46.0 1662 13.05 

48.0 1810 14.21 

49.0 1886 14.80 

50.0 1963 15.41 

52.0 

- 0.074 

- 0.120 

- 0.190 

- 0.300 

Cont. appendix 2 

2124 16.67 

53.0 2206 17.32 

55.0 2376 18.65 

56.0 2463 19.33 

58.0 2642 20.74 

60.0 2827 22.19 

61.0 2922 22.94 

62.0 3019 23.70 

63.0 3117 24.47 

65.0 3317 26.04 

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APPENDIX 3, SURFACE QUALITY OF DRAWN BARS WITH SPECIAL SURFACE FINISHING 

Surface quality of drawn bars with special surface finishing 

Surface 

finish group 

Surface finish 


Calibrated 


Surface roughness 

in accordance with 

GOST 2789-73 Type of permissible 

Parameter 

Ra, micron, 

max 

Basic 

length, mm 

B h9, h10, h11 1.25 0.8 

C h9, h10, h11 2.5 0.8 

D h9, h10, h11, h12 – – 

surface defects 

No defects 

allowed 

Specific defects of 

mechanical origin 

Specific defects of 

mechanical origin 

Maximum depth of 

permissible defects 

No defects allowed 

1/2 of tolerance, mm 

Equal to tolerance, mm 


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APPENDIX 4, DIAMETER TOLERANCES OF DRAWN BARS WITH SPECIAL SURFACE FINISHING 



Calibrated 


Diameter tolerances of drawn bars with special surface finishing 

Diameter, mm 

Diameter tolerances 

h10 h11 h12 

7.00 – 10.00 - 0.058 - 0.090 - 0.150 

10.25 – 11.00 - 0.070 - 0.110 - 0.180 

11.25 – 18.00 - 0.070 - 0.110 - 0.180 

18.50 – 24.00 - 0.084 - 0.130 - 0.210 

25.00 – 30.00 - 0.084 - 0.130 - 0.210 

31.00 – 50.00 - 0.100 - 0.160 - 0.250 


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