Fabrication Process Of cable-laid slings by wire rope with a gigantic length & biggest diameter

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Wire rope is several strands of metal wire twisted into a helix forming a composite rope in a pattern known as laid rope. Therefore, wire rope is also known as a complex mechanical device that has many moving parts all working in tandem to help support and move an object or load. Wire ropes are largely used in marine environment for rigging purposes or in the lifting industries. Wire rope is attached to a crane or hoist and fitted with swivels, shackles or hooks to attach to a load and move it in a controlled matter. It can also be used to lift and lower elevators, or as a means of support for suspension bridges or towers.
0:01. Introduce
0:24. Fabricating a 3 wire rope sling
2:51. Fabricating the 1st Flemish eye
3:33. Forming the 2st Flemish eye
3:54. Fabrication process of world's longest cable laid slings
5:24. Fabricating wire rope with a record diameter of 420mm
8:15. Transport and deliver wire rope to customers
9:25. Wire rope used in practice
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[@ingolfschmacke]

why this terrible boom boom music??? Have you nothing to say? Price? How to splice a huge wire ???

[@josephpuderer1368]

At one time this stuff used to be made here in the USA I know because I used to make the cable I was what they called a strander operator and I also used to run a planetary to make ship cable. But that was in the '70s. That was the one of the best jobs I ever had dirty but that was okay I loved making cable the name of the company I work for was Edwards wire rope South San Francisco California next door was Bethlehem Steel and US Steel. A lot of these companies disappeared because wire rope from China was cheaper than what we can make it.

[@andydelarue9344]

Dock workers music? Would not be on a music channel so I would wonder if music video s run stories on steel cables

[@Kymcook73]

They should hire inmates they like to build muscle.

[@rockeerockey6941]

Excellent video

[@X-Machines]

Thank you very much!

[@ernsailor9041]

There doesn't appear to be any woman working there, why is that?

[@harryholmberg5311]

Guess it would have to be the new Male Women !!

[@cohall46]

The X-Machines videos are always informative and enjoyable.

[@X-Machines]

Glad to hear it!

[@edyr]

my chains

[@gregc2467]

There is not such term as 2st ? @3.33

[@howardsimpson489]

Time you got an engineer on the camera work. More time spent on manufacturing, less on peripheral stuff. Arty short scene times send science people mad.

[@larrymasterspowerbuildingc4477]

1:42 NOT ... for the hungover. Damn!

[@karlmckinnell2635]

🤔some of these ultra large woven slings are custom built for specific lifts, possibly being used only once 🫨