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Double laid rope TK type 6×37 (1+6+12+18) + 1×37 (1+6+12+18) V GOST1) Ch, O, V 3068-88 Rope diameter, mm Weight of a 1000 m long, greased rope, kg 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 other than specified in the table can be manufactured on customer’s demand. 1) GOST = Russian State Standard Severstal-metiz, Product Catalogue Marking group, N/mm 2 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 © 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 126
Double laid rope LK-O type 6×7 (1+6) + 1 fiber core GOST1) Ch, O, V 3069-80 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 3069-80 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 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 Table continues on the next page 127
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Severstal-metiz Product Catalogue
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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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DIE-ROLLED SECTION STEEL WIRE FOR P
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Needle wire GOST 1) 5468-88 Ch Appl
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Steel carding wire GOST 1) 3875-83
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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 81 and 82: Carbon steel wire for spring expand
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
Page 87 and 88: Brass-coated wire Severstal-metiz,
Page 93 and 94: Netting
Page 95 and 96: Single-plaited steel netting GOST 1
Page 97 and 98: Single-plaited steel netting with p
Page 99 and 100: Double-stranded hexagonal netting T
Page 101 and 102: Constructions of hexagonal netting
Page 103 and 104: Basic dimensions of a box-like stru
Page 105 and 106: Basic dimensions of a multicellular
Page 107 and 108: Ropes 1) TU = Technical Specificati
Page 109 and 110: Ropes range and application areas A
Page 111 and 112: Protective rope grease The rope gre
Page 115 and 116: Double laid rope LK-R type 6×19 (1
Page 117 and 118: Single laid rope LK-O type 1×7 (1+
Page 119 and 120: Single laid rope TK type 1×19 (1+6
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+
Page 125: Double laid rope TK type 6×19 (1+6
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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
Page 157 and 158: Steel ropes for quarry excavators 6
Page 159 and 160: Nails
Page 163 and 164: Round clout nails GOST 1) 4029-63 A
Page 169 and 170: Duplex-head nails TU 1) 14-178-301-
Page 171 and 172: Countersunk-head round nails Ch, O
Page 175 and 176: 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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