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Apply steel wire rope seizing before and after cutting to prevent strand loosening, maintain integrity, and ensure safety. Follow proper methods and tables.

Wire rope vs cable: Compare definitions, materials, properties, and selection tips to choose the best option for your industrial application.

Wire rope clamp strength retains 80-90% of original rope strength when installed correctly. Learn key factors for safe, reliable clamp performance.

Wire rope strength depends on grade, construction, and ratings. Compare grades and ratings to select safe wire rope for lifting and rigging.

A grab hook is a metal hook designed to securely hold chain links for lifting and rigging. See how a grab hook works and where it’s used safely.

Self-closing hooks in lifting operations boost safety by auto-locking loads. Learn types, features, applications, and selection tips for secure rigging.

Rigging hooks guide: types, features, uses, safety tips, and selection criteria for lifting, towing, and securing loads.

Find standard clevis hook sizes and learn how to choose the right size for your chain and load to ensure safe, efficient lifting and rigging operations.

Store chain blocks by cleaning, inspecting, lubricating, and hanging in a dry, secure area to prevent rust and ensure safe, reliable use.

A toe jack lifts heavy loads in low-clearance spaces. Learn about toe jack design, operation, safety, industrial uses, and how to choose the right model.

The longest anchor chain length by industry standards reaches up to 1,440 feet for military vessels, with commercial chains typically up to 1,000 feet.

Anchor chains for warships, like battleships, typically range from 900 to 1,500 feet. Find out how to select the right chain for your vessel.