Korean Wire Rope 3.2mm 7x7 ProRig AISI 316 100 Metres

7 x 7 ProRig Wire Rope 316 Grade Stainless Steel (100 Metre Roll)

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Characteristics:

• Semi-flexible wire, suitable for bending i.e. around thimbles etc.
• Braided surface with bright finish
• Ideal for use with hand swaged sleeves and thimbles

ProRig Wire Rope

ProRig wire rope is sourced from a selected Korean manufacturer with more than 40 years of experience producing wire rope. The manufacturing process places a strong emphasis on material quality, surface brightness and finish.

Highly skilled staff, modern equipment, innovation and strict quality control support consistent manufacturing standards. ProRig wire rope has been used in thousands of applications around Australia for more than a decade.

Quality Control Processes

• Sourced from a single selected Korean manufacturer, so specification is consistent between batches.
• All wire rope is supplied and marked with the ProRig brand name.
• Raw material is sourced from POSCO.
• Descaling of the stainless steel rods conducted to remove any contaminants prior to production.
• Subjected to multiple annealing processes.
• Analysed for consistent shine and brightness.
• Passed through multiple ultrasonic baths to remove any impurities.
• Multiple quality control checks, laboratory analysis, testing and final break load tests.

Mill Certificates

ProRig wire rope is manufactured in South Korea from POSCO raw material, under an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system certified by LRQA. Mill test certificates are available on request, detailing product specification, chemical composition, wire tensile grade, tested break load and country of manufacture (South Korea).

Break load is not a working load. This wire is widely used in wire balustrade. Whether a finished barrier complies depends on how it is built, including post spacing, wire spacing and tension. Those requirements are set by the National Construction Code and confirmed by your building surveyor or certifier. Any guidance we provide is general information, so check the requirements for your project before you build.