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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: Ch – Cherepovets Plant O – Oryol Plant V – Volgograd Plant 1) GOST = Russian State Standard Severstal-metiz, Product Catalogue CHARACTERISTICS OF MANUFACTURED ROPES 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. © 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 114
Double laid rope LK-R type 6×19 (1+6+6/6) + 1 fiber core GOST1) Ch, O, V 2688-80 Rope diameter, mm Weight of a 1000 m long, greased rope, kg 1) GOST = Russian State Standard Severstal-metiz, Product Catalogue 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 wires in the rope Ropes © 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 rope Total number of wires in the 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 Table continues on the next page 115
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Wire
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Lowcarbon steel wire Grades and che
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Lowcarbon steel wire Mechanical pro
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Annealed wire in rosette (orbit) co
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Quality low-carbon wire GOST 1) 792
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Low-carbon galvanized wire for muzz
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Mono-basic barbed wire GOST 1) 285-
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Arc welding and electrode- making s
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Three-side die-rolled section reinf
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Galvanized steel wire for conductor
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Galvanized steel wire for Severstal
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Low-carbon wire for netting TU1) Ch
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Galvanized binding wire for Severst
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Low-carbon wire for staples manufac
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Severstal-metiz, Product Catalogue
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Wire diameter, mm 1.0 08kp Seversta
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Flat steel strip for furniture bloc
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Steel wire for cable cores GOST 1)
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Spoke steel wire GOST 1) 3110-74 Ap
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Rope wire nominal diameters and dia
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Carbon steel wire for cold heading
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High-quality zinc-plated steel wire
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Galvanized steel wire for conductor
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Annealed galvanized pulp-baling wir
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Spring steel wire GOST 1) 9389-75 G
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Spring wire for furniture industry
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Spring alloy steel wire GOST 1) 149
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Wire diameter, mm 0.90 2.00 1) TU =
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Alloy spring steel wire TU 1) 14-4-
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Page 67 and 68: Needle wire GOST 1) 5468-88 Ch Appl
Page 69 and 70: Steel carding wire GOST 1) 3875-83
Page 73 and 74: High strength baling steel band TU
Page 75 and 76: Cotton baling wire TU 1) 14-178-368
Page 77 and 78: Wire for flexible shafts TU1) O, V
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Page 83 and 84: Brass-coated wire RML - 0.5 V Appli
Page 85 and 86: Nickel steel wire TU 1) 14-4-1874-2
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Page 95 and 96: Single-plaited steel netting GOST 1
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Page 103 and 104: Basic dimensions of a box-like stru
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Page 107 and 108: Ropes 1) TU = Technical Specificati
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Page 111 and 112: Protective rope grease The rope gre
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Page 121 and 122: Single laid rope TK type 1×37 (1+6
Page 123 and 124: Double laid rope LK-O type 6×7 (1+
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Page 127 and 128: Double laid rope LK-O type 6×7 (1+
Page 129 and 130: Double laid rope TK type 6×19 (1+6
Page 131 and 132: Double laid rope LK-O type 6×19 (1
Page 133 and 134: Double laid rope TLK-O type 6×37 (
Page 135 and 136: Double laid rope LK-O type 6×30 (0
Page 137 and 138: Triple laid ropes LK-R type 6×7×1
Page 139 and 140: Double laid rope LK-Z type 6×25 (1
Page 141 and 142: Rope diameter, mm Weight of a 1000
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Page 145 and 146: Helical ropes 1×7 Ch, V DIN 3052 R
Page 147 and 148: Helical ropes 1×37 (1+6+12+18) DIN
Page 149 and 150: Round strand ropes 6×19 Filler Ch,
Page 151 and 152: Round strand ropes 6×19 Warrington
Page 153 and 154: Single-layer round strand ropes DIN
Page 155 and 156: Round strand ropes 6×37 standard C
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Duplex-head nails TU 1) 14-178-301-
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Countersunk-head round nails Ch, O
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Round moulding pins GOST 1) 4035-63
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Shank diameter d, mm Nail length L,
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Flat-head smooth diamond- point spe
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Flat-head ring-shank RS diamond-poi
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Flat-head screw-rolled 48 diamond-p
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D-head ring-shank RS Severstal-meti
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Fasteners
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Railway track fasteners and fitting
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Item Standard Severstal-Metiz, Prod
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� Round-link lifting chains TU 1)
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Calibrated
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Steel grades of bars Cold-drawn bar
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Alloyed steels GOST 1) 4543-71 •
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Spring steels GOST 1) 14959-79 and
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Bearing steels GOST 1) 801-78 Chemi
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General-purpose steels for engineer
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Round-cold drawn bar and bar with s
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Diameter tolerances of cold-drawn D
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APPENDIX 4, DIAMETER TOLERANCES OF
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