SecureFix Direct Nylon Coated Galvanised Wire Rope - Black

This 7x19 construction nylon coated galvanised steel wire rope offers exceptional flexibility and ...

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The SecureFix Direct Nylon Coated Galvanised Wire Rope is an ideal solution for industrial and commercial professionals seeking a durable, flexible cable for high-tension applications like gym equipment and roller shutters. Featuring a 7x19 strand construction and a protective nylon jacket, this rope offers superior abrasion resistance and long-term reliability. A key caveat is that while the nylon coating provides excellent corrosion protection, the rope is not suitable for applications requiring extreme heat resistance or chemical exposure that could degrade the synthetic outer layer.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberSFGWRNY719565BZ
BrandSecureFix Direct

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FAQs

Why choose nylon coating over PVC?

Nylon is significantly more resistant to abrasion, wear, and environmental degradation than PVC, making it better for high-movement applications.

Can this be used for lifting heavy loads?

Yes, it is designed for high tensile strength, but you must ensure the diameter and breaking strain match the specific safety requirements of your lifting equipment.

Is this wire rope suitable for saltwater marine environments?

The galvanised steel and nylon coating provide excellent protection, but regular rinsing with fresh water is recommended to maximize lifespan.

Does the 7x19 construction refer to the thickness?

No, it refers to the construction method: 7 strands, each made of 19 individual wires, which balances flexibility and strength.

How do I cut the wire cleanly?

Use a dedicated wire rope cutter or an angle grinder with a thin cutting disc to prevent the strands from splaying.

What should I look for during regular maintenance?

Look for kinks, flattened sections, excessive fraying of the nylon, and any exposed steel wires.

Troubleshooting

Nylon coating showing signs of splitting or peeling

Check if the pulley sheaves are too small or misaligned, causing excess friction against the coating.

Cable stiffness or difficult to wind on a drum

Ensure the cable is not being subjected to excessive tension that exceeds its rated load or forced over a pulley with a radius smaller than the recommended minimum.

Visible surface rust on cut ends

Apply a cold-galvanising spray or a protective end-cap to the raw cut edges to prevent moisture ingress into the steel core.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior abrasion resistance due to nylon coating
  • High flexibility from 7x19 construction
  • Enhanced corrosion protection for outdoor or damp environments
  • Reliable tensile strength for heavy-duty industrial use
  • Consistent performance over pulleys and sheaves

Cons

  • Not suitable for high-heat environments
  • Nylon coating may degrade if exposed to specific aggressive chemicals
  • Larger bulk reel may be excessive for small home DIY tasks

Setup, Compatibility & Care

When installing the wire rope, ensure that all pulleys and sheaves have a groove diameter compatible with the total thickness of the nylon-coated wire. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the minimum bend radius, as this can compress the nylon and fatigue the steel core. To maintain the integrity of the cable, periodically inspect the nylon coating for nicks or deep abrasions; if the steel is exposed to the elements, the corrosion protection is compromised. Use industry-standard cable fittings and ferrules designed for nylon-coated steel to ensure a secure, slip-free termination point.

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