Winch Cable Steel Rope 25m x 14mm with Stainless Steel Roller Fairlead and 1/2 Inch Clevis Hook. S...Winch Cable Steel Rope 25m x 14mm with Stainless Steel Roller Fairlead and 1/2 Inch Clevis Hook. Suitable for all Winches up to 20,000lb. Galvanised steel wire winch rope is a type of cable that is used for lifting, towing, or anchoring heavy objects. It has several benefits over other types of ropes, such as:- It is resistant to corrosion and rust, which makes it suitable for outdoor and marine applications.- It has high tensile strength and durability, which means it can withstand high loads and stresses without breaking or stretching.- It is flexible and easy to handle, which allows it to conform to different shapes and surfaces.- It is cost-effective and widely available, which makes it a popular choice for many industries and applications.
This WINCHMAX 25m x 14mm Orange Steel Rope is designed for users with winches up to 20,000lb, offering a robust solution for lifting, towing, and anchoring. Its primary benefit is exceptional resistance to corrosion and rust, making it ideal for demanding outdoor and marine environments. A potential caveat is its significant weight and stiffness, requiring careful handling and secure storage.
All features
Colour
Orange
Brand
WINCHMAX
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum load capacity of this rope?
This rope is suitable for winches up to 20,000lb. Always refer to your winch's safe working load limit (SWL) and the rope's breaking strength.
Can this rope be used in saltwater environments?
Yes, the galvanized steel wire and stainless steel fairlead offer good resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for marine applications. However, rinsing with fresh water after saltwater exposure and thorough drying is recommended.
How does steel rope compare to synthetic rope?
Steel rope is generally stronger and more resistant to abrasion and UV degradation than synthetic rope. However, it is heavier, can kink, and has less stretch, which can make it less forgiving and potentially more dangerous if it breaks.
What maintenance is required for this steel rope?
Regular inspection for wear, fraying, and corrosion is essential. Cleaning after use in dirty or salty conditions and proper dry storage are key maintenance steps.
Is it normal for the rope to be orange?
The orange color is a visual indicator, often applied as a coating. The primary protective elements are the galvanization of the steel wire itself.
How do I attach the clevis hook?
The clevis hook is designed to connect to shackles or directly to strong anchor points. Ensure the pin is securely fastened after attachment.
Troubleshooting
Rope appears stiff or difficult to handle
This is normal for steel rope, especially when new or in cold weather. Gentle flexing and use will improve handling over time. Ensure it is not twisted.
Corrosion or rust spots appear on the rope
Minor surface rust can often be cleaned off with a wire brush and fresh water. Ensure the rope is dried thoroughly and re-inspect. Significant corrosion may indicate the need for replacement.
Hook or fairlead is not operating smoothly
Check for debris or damage on the hook and fairlead. Clean thoroughly. Ensure the fairlead rollers are turning freely. Lubrication may be required based on fairlead design.
Rope is not winding evenly onto the drum
Stop the winch and manually guide the rope to ensure it is spooling correctly. Avoid letting the rope pile up unevenly, as this can damage both the rope and the winch.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent resistance to rust and corrosion for outdoor and marine use.
High tensile strength ensures reliability under heavy loads.
Durable construction for long-lasting performance.
Flexible design aids in handling and attachment.
Includes essential accessories for immediate use.
Cons
Can be heavy and difficult to handle for some users.
Requires proper storage to maintain condition.
Steel rope can be less forgiving than synthetic alternatives if mishandled.
Requires regular inspection for wear and tear.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Securely attach the clevis hook to the load or anchor point.
Feed the rope through the roller fairlead, ensuring it is properly seated.
Connect the other end of the rope to your winch drum according to the winch manufacturer's instructions.
Ensure the rope winds onto the drum evenly, starting from the bottom layer.
Compatibility:
This rope is designed for use with winches rated up to 20,000lb.
Always check your winch's specifications to ensure compatibility with a 14mm diameter rope.
Care:
After each use, inspect the rope for any signs of wear, fraying, or corrosion.
Clean the rope with fresh water if used in saltwater or muddy conditions. Allow it to dry completely before storing.
Store the rope wound neatly on the winch drum or in a clean, dry place away from sharp objects and extreme temperatures.
Periodically check the integrity of the hook and fairlead.