Incredible Manufacturing Process Of Industrial Wire Rope

Incredible Fast Wire Rope Splice Method | Amazing Manufacturing Process Of Industrial Wire Rope
Known to be complex mechanical devices because of their many moving parts, wire ropes play a very important role in supporting and moving an object or load. It is usually used in lifting or rigging projects where the wire rope is attached to a crane or hoist and fitted with swivels, shackles, or hooks to attach to a load. This is done to ensure the movement of loads in a controlled manner.

In today's MIGHTY MACHINES video, let us look at how these industrial wire ropes are manufactured and the speedy wire rope splice methods involved.

00:00 INTRO

00:21 FATZER AG - WIRE ROPES

02:40 SAHM SPLICE GMBH

04:50 MAXICABOS

05:45 HALO ROPE - FABRICATING A 4-LEG WIRE ROPE SLING

06:36 NAKAMURA INDUSTRY CO., LTD. - 中村工業株式会社

07:37 Thanks for watching! Feel free to like and subscribe, we always appreciate it.

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[rebootdeluxe]

Thumbs down! Waste of time!
This video is not showing any "Incredible Fast Wire Rope Splice Method".
It only shows Swaging Machines with Ferrules.
From Wikipedia: "Rope splicing in ropework is the forming of a semi-permanent joint between two ropes or two parts of the same rope *by partly untwisting and then interweaving their strands*."

[stewartross]

What a pointless irritating video. Clickbait comes to mind!

[jonbutcher]

Putting a loop onto the end of the wire with a Ferrule is not in my mind how you splice braided wire rope together. Did you accidentally miss label. If you have a video showing that process I would like to see it

[mariner]

I thought it would be about end to end splicing.

[HyperSpaceProphet]

music gets annoying after about 30 sec

[skeggjoldgunnr]

I used to work on overhead bridge cranes, replaced a few wire ropes in my day. Yep. Oh you should SEE the fat ropes reaved 96 part on main hoist of a 900 Ton hot pot melt bay class F Ladle crane at a large busy steel mill! I mean in-person. Where you feel the heat and you're breathing the filth. The life of some wire rope isn't spent in glamorous pristine conditions, no. The load spreader assembly is bigger than most people's house. Big motors, big gearboxes, big brakes, big bottom block, big hooks - REALLY cool stuff.

[hipeopleidkwhatisgoingon]

was someone clipping their fingernails in the background while producing the music? 😂😂😂😂😂

[wrigdo]

None of this is splicing. It is crimping. No credibility if you don't know the difference. Thumbs down.

[mikebunner]

An impressive machine and great end product... Thank you all! This was a super cool video!! That is one bad-ass crimper..!!!

[marko]

The correct word is wound, not “winded”

[daleolson]

The music junked another video 👎👎👎💩💩💩😬

[paulkramer]

Hmm, pronounce swage correctly and I might believe they know what they are talking about.

[IkanGelamaKuning]

Ive seen most of video clips in this video are in other videos about wire rope manufacturing.

[pcmacd]

This video needs to be around two minutes.

I'm gone.

I'm just sayin'...

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[frankgraham]

Don’t splice wire rope fast. Take time get it right, be happy & be confident the splice is done properly & safe.

[brucekirkman]

There was no splicing shown, it was all crimping.

[stockholm]

Irritating when camera switching all the time!

[bestamerica]

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no wonder why this video is backward reverse video at 324 - 325

[yabbadabbadoo]

Used to work in a plant that manufactured these cables. Very dirty, noisy, smelly work and garbage pay. Only lasted 3 weeks and I was gone. What you are seeing here is 1st class drone work.

[gilbertroberttuahuru]

Mean Maori mean 😮😅😊. From NZ. Aotearoa.❤.