6X37+FC Steel Wire Rope Category B

a. Wires: steel wires for wire ropes are normally made of non-alloy carbon steel with a carbon content of 0.4 to 0.95%. The tensile forces and to run over sheaves with relatively small diameters.
b. Strand: the strand is a component of wire rope usually consisting of an assembly of wires of appropriate diamsions laid helically in one or more layers around a central element.
c. Core: the core is the central element, of fiber or steel, around which are laid helically the outer strands of wire rope. The core provides proper support for the strands under normal bending and loading conditions.

d. Wire rope is several strands of metal wire twisted into a helix forming a composite "rope", in a pattern known as "laid rope". Larger diameter wire rope consists of multiple strands.

Diameter MM	Approx.Weight			Minimun Breaking Load of Rope（KN)
	Kg/100m			1570Mpa
	NF	SF	IWR	FC	IWR
5	8.65	8.43	10	11.6	12.5
6	12.5	12.1	14.4	16.7	18
7	17	16.5	19.6	22.7	24.5
8	22.1	21.6	25.6	29.6	32.1
9	28	27.3	32.4	37.5	40.6
10	34.6	33.7	40	46.3	50.1
11	41.9	40.8	48.4	56	60.6
12	49.8	48.5	57.6	66.7	72.1
13	58.5	57.6	67.6	78.3	84.6
14	67.8	66.1	78.4	90.8	98.2
16	88.6	86.3	102	119	128
18	112	109	130	150	162
20	138	135	160	185	200
22	167	163	194	224	242
24	199	194	230	267	288
26	234	228	270	313	339
28	271	264	314	363	393
30	311	303	360	417	451
32	354	345	410	474	513
34	400	390	462	535	579
36	448	437	518	600	649
38	500	487	578	669	723
40	554	539	640	741	801
42	610	594	706	817	883
44	670	652	774	897	970
46	732	713	846	980	1060
48	797	776	922	1070	1150
50	865	843	1000	1160	1250
52	936	911	1080	1250	1350
54	1010	983	1170	1350	1460
56	1090	1060	1250	1450	1570
58	1160	1130	1350	1560	1680
60	1250	1210	1440	1670	1800

Diameter MM	Minimun Breaking Load of Rope（KN)
	1670Mpa		1770Mpa		1870Mpa
	FC	IWR	FC	IWR	FC	IWR
5	12.3	13.3	13.1	14.1	13.8	14.9
6	17.7	19.2	18.8	20.3	19.9	21.5
7	24.1	26.1	25.6	27.7	27	29.2
8	31.5	34.1	33.4	36.1	35.3	38.2
9	39.9	43.2	42.3	45.7	44.7	48.3
10	49.3	53.3	52.2	86.5	55.2	59.7
11	59.6	64.5	63.2	68.3	66.7	72.2
12	70.9	76.7	75.2	81.3	79.4	85.9
13	83.3	90	88.2	95.4	93.2	101
14	96.6	104	102	111	108	117
16	126	136	134	145	141	153
18	160	173	169	183	179	193
20	197	213	209	226	221	239
22	238	258	253	273	267	289
24	284	307	301	325	318	344
26	333	360	353	382	373	403
28	386	418	409	443	432	468
30	443	479	470	508	496	537
32	504	546	535	578	565	611
34	570	616	604	653	638	690
36	638	690	677	732	715	773
38	711	769	754	815	797	861
40	788	852	835	903	883	954
42	869	940	921	996	973	1050
44	954	1070	1010	1090	1070	1150
46	1040	1130	1100	1190	1170	1370
48	1140	1230	1200	1300	1270	1370
50	1230	1440	1300	1410	1380	1490
52	1330	1440	1410	1530	1490	1610
54	1440	1550	1520	1650	1610	1740
56	1540	1670	1640	1770	1730	1870
58	1660	1790	1760	1900	1860	2010
60	1770	1920	1880	2030	1990	2150

Mine hoisting, blast furnace hoisting, large casting, oil drilling, forestry and marine industries,all kinds ofelevator, large hoisting, ground cable car ships and offshore facilities, cable railing.

1.stainless steel :
providing good corrosion resistance and strength comparable to galvanized carbon steel grades.
2.galvanized steel:

Zinc coated carbon steel offers some corrosion resistance. It remains ductile over long periods of working. Usually higher break strengths than stainless steels.