Are the joints of the steel ropes used for lifting all woven in this way?
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This post was last edited by jmdc on 2017-9-23 07:59. Are the connections of the steel cables used for lifting always woven in this way? Is it already in this shape when it’s bought, or is it purchased as a straight piece that requires the user to create such loops at both the beginning and end of the rope? Is there a significant difference in bearing capacity between the images without \"bands\" at the front and those with \"bands\" at the back? Can a weave like the one at the location indicated by the purple arrow actually withstand weights of several tons or even dozens of tons during engineering lifting? Incredible
Everyone weaves them according to the length they need to use; it’s a technical skill that ordinary fitters cannot handle.