Wire Rope Grease

We manufacture wire rope lubricants in our technologically advanced, highly efficient manufacturing facility. This highly flexible plant produces products for stranding and closing operations for supply into many applications such as elevators, surface mining, mining, drilling, fishing GP-engineering, construction, cranes and offshore.

Wire rope lubricants are used to reduce the friction and corrosion between the wires. Wire ropes are initially lubricated during the manufacturing. but remanufacturing is good to improve the life span. And the bending and stretching will get easier.

We understand the critical importance of lubricants within the wire manufacturing industry, which is why our research and development team are constantly striving to produce high performance, innovative lubricants.

Our team of specialists will work with you to determine the optimum wire rope lubricant for your application. Our products are exported worldwide. 

Wire Rope Grease penetrates between the strands to the core of the rope providing complete rope lubrication.Wire Rope is a critical component in so many industrial applications across the world. Wire ropes simply comprise of continuous wire strands wound around a central core & are commonly used in crane, tower crane, surface and underground mining, excavation, logging of any type of terrain, tramway, elevator, oil and gas, drilling, marine, and electrical constructions, etc.Wire rope lubricants have two principle functions:

1.    To reduce friction as the individual wires move over each other.
2.    To provide corrosion protection and lubrication in the core and inside wires and on the exterior surfaces

In static and dynamic work situations, wire ropes, also known as cables in gauges less than 3/8 in. dia., are connective elements that serve industry and infrastructure needs. Static wire-rope uses include primary suspension bridge support systems and tensioned cable used to support tall, free-standing structures like microwave cell towers. Mining-cage hoists, elevator hoists, draglines, and cranes are examples of dynamic uses in which the wire rope moves under tension and weight to lift, hoist, and transfer motion and power.Wire rope is still made in a similar manner from multiple strands of metal wire laid (wound) in a helical pattern around a center core, as it was originally developed in early 19th century Germany for the mining industry as a better alternative to existing metal chains and hemp rope—regular failure always proved catastrophic—wire rope is still made in a similar manner from multiple strands of metal wire laid (wound) in a helical pattern around a center core. Hemp rope, plastic, fiber, or steel can be used for the center core (specific to aircraft cable). The multi-strand construction process gives considerable tensile strength (100,000 to 350,000 psi, depending on wire steel grade) for lifting and hoisting while also allowing for traction and movement recovery across pulley or drum surfaces.