What Is a Wire Rope?
A wire rope is made from SUS304 stainless steel, and coated with PVC for added protection. This composition renders the rope highly resistant to abrasion and corrosion, making it suitable for harsh environmental conditions involving rain and wind. It maintains its strength across a wide range of temperatures.
The wire rope’s high hardness ensures durability against mechanical wear, while its smooth surface minimizes damage to other materials and ensures safety for people. Composed of thin, galvanized steel wire, it is flexible, easy to bend, and can be coiled effectively.
Uses of Wire Rope
Wire rope finds diverse applications in agriculture, particularly in greenhouse structures due to its strength and durability. It replaces traditional rails for shading curtains and films and serves as a support for climbing plants like ivy. A notable use is in high-wire cultivation, like tomato farming, where its flexibility and adaptability are beneficial. Made of SUS314 stainless steel, it offers excellent rust resistance, making it ideal for fields near the sea.