Galvanised Steel Wire Rope Grips DIN 741

These hot-dipped galvanised steel wire rope grips, also known as bulldog grips, have been made to DIN741 specification.

They allow you to easily create loops and secure wire rope without the use of specialist tools. We recommend that you use three bulldog grips to secure each end, as displayed in the first picture.

These galvanised steel DIN741 grips come in various sizes to suit most diameters of rope. They are available in sizes to suit 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 16mm, 19mm, 22mm and 25mm wire rope, and are sized to allow the wire rope to be doubled back through the same grip.

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Grouped product items
Product Pack Quantity A (mm) D (mm) B1 (mm) B2 (mm) H1 (mm) H2 (mm) Suit Wire Diameter (mm) PRICE Qty
3mm 1 12 M4 4 10 20 10 3
£0.11 £0.09
5mm 1 13 M5 6 11 24 10 4 & 5
£0.12 £0.10
6mm 1 15 M5 8 12 28 11 6
£0.16 £0.13
8mm 1 19 M6 9 14 34 15 8
£0.22 £0.18
10mm 1 22 M8 11 18 42 17 10
£0.35 £0.29
12mm 1 30 M10 14 23 55 21 12
£0.53 £0.44
16mm 1 33 M12 17 26 63 28 16
£0.96 £0.80
19mm 1 38 M12 20 29 75 30 19
£1.10 £0.92
22mm 1 44 M14 23 33 85 31 22
£1.39 £1.16
25mm 1 45 M14 27 35 95 37 25
£2.09 £1.74
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A simple wire rope shop guide on how to use and fit your steel wire rope grips 

  • Din741, Din1142 and US Federal Steel Wire Rope Grips should be spaced six wire rope diameters apart to give adequate holding power (eg. 5mm wire rope = 30mm distance between grips)
  • We recommend a minimum of 3 grips per end
  • They should be tightened before the rope is placed under tension
  • After the load is placed on the wire rope, tighten the clamps again to take care of any lessening in rope diameter caused by tension of the load
  • Regularly check the nuts ensuring they are still fastened tightly
  • The Wire Rope Grips are sized like for like, eg. If you have 5mm wire rope then buy 5mm grips, each grip allows that diameter of wire to pass through twice to form a loop
  • It is generally accepted that you should achieve 50% of the wire rope breaking load as a guide to holding power

 

Please take note of the above image, the dead end of the wire (cut end) should always be at the top, the live end should always be at the bottom on the saddle.


 

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