BRT 6×36

The 6×36 class is more flexible but less abrasion-resistant than the 6×26 classification. Each strand contains numerous small diameter wires. As the number of wires increases, flexibility increases. 6×36 classification ropes contain 6 strands with 27 through 49 wires, no more than 18 of which are outside wires.

Product Description

Diameter in Inches	Nominal Strength in Tons		Approximate Weight per Foot in Pounds
Diameter in Inches	EIP IWRC	EEIP IWRC	IWRC
1/4	2/4		0.116
5/16	5.27		0.18
3/8	7.55		0.26
7/16	10.2		0.35
1/2	13.3	14.6	0.46
9/16	16.8	18.5	0.59
5/8	20.6	22.7	0.72
3/4	29.4	32.4	1.04
7/8	39.8	43.8	1.42
1	51.7	56.9	1.85
1 1/8	65	71.5	2.34
1 1/4	79.9	87.9	2.89
1 3/8	96	106	3.5
1 1/2	114	125	4.16
1 5/8	132	146	4.88
1 3/4	153	169	5.67
2	198	217	7.39
2 1/4	247	272	9.36
2 1/2	302	332	11.6
2 3/4	361	397	14
3	425	468	16.6

Actual operating loads may vary. NEVER exceed the recommended design factor of 20% of catalogue strength. Wire Rope must have the strength required to handle the maximum load plus a design factor. The design factor is the ratio of the breaking strength of the rope to the maximum working load.

*Made in accordance with federal specification RR-W-410D