Wire Rope

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We carefully source products available in the market, ensuring they meet the quality of items offered by other stainless steel suppliers in Australia.

Delivery times may vary depending on the specific order.

A diverse range of wire ropes tailored to specific applications is available. Our inventory includes galvanised wire rope, stainless steel wire rope, PVC and/or nylon coated wire rope, as well as guy strand wires. Each type of wire rope is meticulously crafted with various strand formations, and the lay can be customised to suit your specific requirements.

The price of wire rope depends upon factors such as the material used, construction, size, and load-bearing capacity. At Keble’s Trading, we maintain an extensive catalogue of wire rope options, and our pricing information is readily available upon request. We encourage you to engage in a discussion regarding your specific needs, allowing us to provide valuable assistance with your inquiry or order.

Stainless steel wire possesses notable strength and durability, being fabricated from a composite alloy that exhibits remarkable resistance to cracking or breakage, unless exposed to exceptionally high levels of stress or strain. When harnessed in the context of a balustrade application, stainless steel wire provides a secure and robust enclosure along the perimeter of both open and enclosed spaces.

The primary distinction between wire rope and cable lies in their respective diameters. Wire rope features a larger diameter compared to a cable. It is constructed by bundling multiple wires into individual strands. Cables, on the other hand, serve distinct purposes from wire ropes, particularly for lighter loads.

We offer a wire rope brochure that includes an estimated minimum breaking strain. This information can be used as a reference by a qualified engineer to calculate an appropriate safety factor for a particular application.

Wire rope is composed of multiple strands and wire combinations, intricately woven to create a helical structure. The construction of wire ropes varies to suit their intended applications. Certain wire ropes incorporate features that optimise flexibility, prevent torsion, allow for elongation under load, prevent the rotation of loads, and minimise the risk of loads breaking free.

Our warranty policy is to disclaim all warranties, whether expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a specific purpose, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.

We have stainless steel wire rope available in our inventory, with diameters of up to 20mm.

Galvanised wire ropes are typically available in stock as 1,000 or 500-metre reels. However, we are also able to provide custom cut lengths tailored to meet the specific requirements of your application.

We typically provide galvanised wire rope ranging in thickness from 1/2 mm to 52 mm or larger.

We stock products from both international sources and locally manufactured (Australian-made) items.

We provide delivery across Australia and can arrange shipments to international destinations, which are coordinated with customers at the time of ordering. Standard shipping fees are applicable.

We accept various payment methods to provide flexibility and convenience to our valued customers. These options include Cash on Delivery (COD), Checks, Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale (EFTPOS), as well as major credit card payments through Mastercard and Visa. Your preferred payment method can be chosen to suit your individual needs.

Through importing, we achieve substantial cost reductions as a result of bulk purchasing. This directly leads to savings without any compromise on quality.

In our inventory, you will find a range of standard wire rope constructions, including 6×7, 6×19, 6×24, 6×36, 7×7, and 7×19, all available in galvanised finishes. Additionally, some of these wire ropes feature fibre cores, while others are equipped with steel cores.