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Products — Crane RopesEndurance Dyform 34LR/PI/MAXproduct Benefits and FeaturesBreaking forceStrongest of all ropes in the rotation-resistant productrange — confirmed by <strong>Bridon</strong>’s Powercheck process.Resistance to rotationGreatest resistance to rotation of all ropes in the rotationresistantproduct range — confirmed by <strong>Bridon</strong>’s uniqueTwistcheck testing program.Resistance to bending fatigueLonger bend-fatigue life when compared withconventional rotation-resistant ropes — confirmed bylaboratory testing and extensive field experience.Resistance to crushingExcellent resistance to crushing and abrasion due tothe rope’s compact design and the Dyform strands —recommended when multi-layer spooling is involved.Endurance Dyform 34LR10mm - 40mm 34x7 WSC - Dyform StrandsPI signifies full plastic coating of the steel core.Lay Type Lay Direction Finish grade n/mm 2RegularLangAvailable as standard.RighthandLefthandBright galv 1960 2160 MAX• • • • • • •Reduced elongationIncreased steel content and the Dyform processminimize elongation.Reduced sheave wearSmooth outer Dyform surface decreases the amount ofsheave wear.Long service lifeExceptional performance means less down time andmore work time.Optional plastic coating of IWRCIWRC coating extends fatigue life, improves structuralstability, and resists corrosion.16 BRIDON North American Catalog
Endurance Dyform 34LRDiameterApprox massWSCMin breaking forceRope grade1960 2160in mm Ib/ft kg/ft tons kN tons kN14 0.65 0.30 20.10 179.00 21.50 191.009 /16 0.68 0.30 20.80 185.00 22.70 201.005 /8 16 0.84 0.37 26.10 232.00 28.20 251.0018 1.07 0.48 33.50 298.00 35.90 319.003 /4 19 1.21 0.53 37.00 329.00 40.00 356.0020 1.32 0.60 41.60 370.00 44.60 397.0021 1.51 0.68 45.00 400.00 48.60 432.0022 1.61 0.73 49.70 442.00 54.20 482.007 /8 1.65 0.73 50.40 448.00 54.80 487.0023 1.75 0.80 54.00 480.00 56.90 506.0024 1.92 0.87 59.30 528.00 64.00 569.001 2.15 0.95 62.40 555.00 70.00 623.0026 2.28 1.04 69.50 618.00 74.00 658.0028 2.63 1.19 76.00 676.00 82.60 735.001 1 / 8 2.73 1.20 79.50 689.00 83.60 744.0030 3.07 1.36 92.50 823.00 94.00 836.001 1 / 4 32 3.37 1.49 98.20 874.00 110.20 980.00NOTE: All sizes have been PowercheckedEndurance Dyform 34XLDiameterApprox massWSCMin breaking forceRope grade34XLin mm Ib/ft kg/ft tons kN5 /8 16 0.84 0.37 30.60 272.003 /4 19 1.21 0.53 42.90 382.001 2.15 0.95 71.70 638.0026 2.28 1.04 74.00 658.0028 2.63 1.19 84.40 751.001 1 / 8 2.73 1.20 86.90 773.0029 2.94 1.30 86.90 829.001 1 / 4 32 3.37 1.49 110.2 980.00NOTE: All sizes have been PowercheckedEndurance Dyform 34MAXDiameterApprox massWSCMin breaking forceRope grade34MAXin mm Ib/ft kg/ft tons kN1 2.26 0.99 76.90 684.0026 2.39 1.09 79.30 705.0028 2.76 1.25 91.60 814.001 1 / 4 32 3.74 1.64 122.00 1085.00NOTE: All sizes have been PowercheckedBRIDON North American Catalog 17
Page 1 and 2: North American Catalog
Page 3 and 4: ContentsIntroduction...............
Page 5 and 6: Bridon Sets the Standard — Litera
Page 7 and 8: The tendency for any rope to turn w
Page 9 and 10: Rope Selection — CranesTelescopic
Page 11 and 12: Container Crane RopesApplicationAdv
Page 13 and 14: Offshore pedestal Crane RopesApplic
Page 15: Rope Selection — MiningDragline/S
Page 19 and 20: Endurance 19product Benefits and Fe
Page 21 and 22: Endurance Dyform 6/6PIproduct Benef
Page 23 and 24: 6x7 Classproduct Benefits and Featu
Page 25 and 26: 6x19 FCDiameterApprox massFCMinimum
Page 27 and 28: 6x36 FCDiameterApprox massFCMinimum
Page 29 and 30: Constructexproduct Benefits and Fea
Page 31 and 32: ConstructexConstructex• Swaged to
Page 33 and 34: Tiger BiG T 8 Compactedproduct Bene
Page 35 and 36: Tiger Blue &Tiger Blue DuraCoreprod
Page 37 and 38: Closed Spelter SocketsStrandDiamete
Page 39 and 40: Design phase assistanceComputer-gen
Page 41 and 42: pressures Between Ropesand Sheaves
Page 43 and 44: The Use of Swivels with Wire RopeUn
Page 45 and 46: The torsional characteristics of wi
Page 47 and 48: Summary Technical Information and C
Page 49 and 50: Typical Examples of Wire Rope Deter
Page 51 and 52: problemTwo single axial lines of br
Page 53 and 54: Product Safety: Instructions and wa
Page 55 and 56: 3. Certification and Marking3.1 Mak
Page 57 and 58: The products used in the manufactur
Page 59 and 60: 5.2 Remove broken wires as they occ
Page 61 and 62: WARNINgWire rope will fail if worn
Page 63 and 64: RopesSpiral rope: An assembly of tw
Page 65 and 66: IndexAAbrasion resistance 7BBend fa

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