Zinc alloy wire rope is made of high quality zinc alloy, which can reach high strength after repeated cold drawing and heat treatment. Workplaces such as wet or open air environments can use wire ropes twisted from galvanized steel wires to enhance rust resistance.

In addition to the wear of the outer layer steel wire, the Zinc alloy wire rope is mainly broken due to the metal fatigue caused by repeated bending when it goes around the pulley and the drum. Therefore, the ratio of the diameter of the pulley or drum to the wire rope is an important factor in determining the life of the wire rope. If the ratio is large, the bending stress of the steel wire is small and the service life is long, but the mechanism is huge. The appropriate ratio must be determined according to the application. If the wear and corrosion of the surface layer of the wire rope or the number of broken wires in each twisting pitch exceeds the specified value, it should be scrapped. Wire ropes are mainly used in hoisting, pulling and other transportation that require high-strength wire ropes.

Zinc alloy wire rope is a flexible rope twisted with multiple or multiple strands of fine steel wire. The steel wire rope is twisted into strands by multiple layers of steel wires, and then takes the core as the center, and is twisted into a helical rope by a certain number of strands. In material handling machinery, it is used for lifting, pulling, tensioning and carrying. The steel wire rope has high strength, light weight, stable operation, not easy to break suddenly, and reliable operation. Structure: The steel wire rope is mainly constructed with steel wire and rope core. The steel wire rope plays the role of bearing the load, and its performance is mainly determined by the steel wire.

Zinc alloy wire rope is a round (or special-shaped) wire made of carbon steel or alloy steel by cold drawing or cold rolling. The main function of the rope core is to increase the elasticity and toughness of the wire rope, lubricate the steel wire, reduce friction, and improve the service life of the wire rope. Common rope core types include materials such as organic fibers (eg, hemp, cotton), synthetic fibers, asbestos cores (high temperature conditions), or soft metals.