Socket Adhesive - Wire Lock

Socket Adhesive - Wire Lock

WIRELOCK is currently used with almost all sockets and ropes available on the market. Other non-standard uses include short basket sockets, armored cables, and hub cables containing a tension element.

Durability and Reliability

High Carrying Capacity

Why Choose WIRELOCK®?

Because –

  1. WIRELOCK is a handy and simple-to-use system. No special preparation is required, no external heat is needed, and the system can be used in the field even at temperatures down to 0°C and slightly below.

  2. Prizes cast with WIRELOCK can be put into use within 50 minutes in a temperature range of 18°C to 24°C.

  3. The use of WIRELOCK eliminates the need for heating socket arrangements, melting metal, and transporting molten metal. It is also much lighter than white metal, facilitating the subsequent use of the prize.

  4. WIRELOCK is currently used with almost all sockets and ropes available in the market. Other non-standard uses include short basket sockets, armored cables, and hub cables containing a tension element.

  5. Unlike many other resin systems, WIRELOCK has no issues dealing with cold or extreme cold working conditions, but it has a recommended upper operating limit of 115°C (although a series of creep tests confirm that WIRELOCK is much higher). It is more efficient than zinc at 130°C).

  6. WIRELOCK performs very well in the most challenging environments. The only exception is immersion in strong alkali solutions such as caustic soda or strong acids.

  7. The absence of heat during the casting process, the non-annealing of wires, and the preservation of the grease in the socket’s neck mean a reduced likelihood of local, severe, or internal corrosion during use.

  8. WIRELOCK is approved by Lloyds Register of Shipping as a socket system.

WARNING

• Improper use of WIRELOCK can result in unsafe termination leading to material damage, serious injury, or death.

• Do not use WIRELOCK with stainless steel wire ropes in applications involving saltwater.

• Only use soft annealed iron wire for clamping.

• Do not use any other wire (copper, brass, stainless, etc.) for clamping.

• Never use a device until WIRELOCK has gelled and hardened.

• Remove non-metallic coatings in the cleaned area.

• Large-grooved sockets must have these grooves filled before using WIRELOCK.

• WIRELOCK® resin is flammable in liquid form.

• Chemicals used in this product can produce toxic fumes and can burn the eyes and skin.

• Never use outdated materials.

• Use only in well-ventilated work areas.

• Never inhale smoke directly or for an extended period.

• Always wear protective goggles to protect the eyes.

• Always wear gloves to protect the hands and avoid direct contact with the skin.

WIRELOCK® is a two-component socket closure compound with the following advantages: • No heat • No acid • No dangerous molten metal • No long cooling/curing process • No annealing of wires in the socket neck • No temperature estimation • No electrical loss, lubricant in the socket neck • No special storage conditions • Does not require expensive equipment • Provides 100% efficiency • Increases fatigue life • Suitable for working in extreme temperatures • Ideal for field application • Approved by Lloyds Register of Shipping and Det Norske Veritas (DNV)

Recommended Socket Loader prices according to Steel Rope Dimensions Steel Rope Dimension (mm) Volume (cc) 14-16 52 18-20 86 22 125 24-26 160 28 210 32-36 350 38 420 40 495 44-48 700 52 1265 64 1830 70 2250 76 3160 83 3795 89-92 4920 96 5980 100-104 7730

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