Strong, light, and soft! You can work just like with conventional ropes.
The "High Cross Rope (HX)" is a next-generation wire rope for lifting that pursues strength, lightness, and flexibility. It allows for a reduction in size compared to wire ropes of the same strength, resulting in more than double the softness. 【Features】 ■ There is no difference in strength reduction due to flattening or small diameter bending during use compared to conventional ropes. ■ End processing such as Toyolock and splicing can be performed just like with conventional ropes. ■ A red core rope is used, and by marking the end processing section with HX, identification is made easy. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Strong - Approximately 40% stronger than 6×24 A type, and approximately 30% stronger than 6×37 A type, with the strength of a fiber core comparable to that of a steel core rope. ■ Lightweight - Size reduction is possible compared to wire ropes of the same strength, allowing for weight reduction. ■ Soft - Size reduction results in more than double the softness compared to wire ropes of the same strength. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since our establishment, we have been processing wire ropes. We always strive to create superior products rather than selling the same items as other companies, focusing on "differentiation." In addition to high-cross ropes, we have developed our unique products such as the wire rope cushion cover "Kurutto," management tags "Color Timer," and the rust-resistant and environmentally friendly "Ultra Rope."
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