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Cable Pulling Winch Truck
A cable pulling winch truck is a versatile vehicle equipped with a specialized winch system designed for heavy-duty pulling and lifting operations. These trucks are commonly used in construction, utility maintenance, and other industries where the movement of heavy loads is required.
The winch system on a cable pulling winch truck is typically powered by a hydraulic or electric motor, providing the necessary force to pull Steel Wire ropes or cables with precision and control. The winch is mounted on the truck chassis, allowing for mobility and easy access to various job sites.
With the ability to handle high-tension cables and ropes, cable pulling winch trucks are essential for tasks such as overhead line installation, tower erection, and underground cable pulling. The operator can control the winch speed and tension, ensuring safe and efficient operations on-site.
| No. | Commodity Name |
| 01 | Galvanized Steel Wire |
Steel Wire rope grade
Steel wire rope grade refers to the classification system used to specify the quality and performance characteristics of steel wire ropes. The grade of a wire rope is determined by factors such as material composition, construction type, and load capacity, which are crucial for selecting the right rope for different applications.
Common steel wire rope grades include improved plow steel (IPS), extra improved plow steel (EEIPS), and Galvanized wire ropes, each designed for specific purposes based on their strength, flexibility, and corrosion resistance properties. The grade of a wire rope influences its breaking strength, fatigue resistance, and overall durability in various operating conditions.
When choosing a steel wire rope grade, factors such as working load limits, environmental conditions, and application requirements must be considered to ensure optimal performance and safety. Proper maintenance and inspection of wire ropes are also essential to prolong their service life and prevent accidents due to wear and tear.
