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Stainless Steel Wire Rope Thimbles For 1/4'' Diameter Rope Thimble Rigging 20pcs

Product Specification:

• Brand: GOVTOOL
• Size:1/4"
• Package size: 9.91 x 9.19 x 3.00 cm
• Weight: 0.11kg
• Material: Aluminum

Features

• Material: Stainless steel wire rope thimbles are typically made of high-quality stainless steel, which provides excellent resistance to corrosion, rust, and other forms of damage.
• Design: These thimbles are designed to create a strong and durable looped end on wire ropes, which can be used for lifting, rigging, and other applications.
• Size: Stainless steel wire rope thimbles come in a range of sizes to accommodate different wire rope diameters and applications.
• Shape: These thimbles are oval-shaped, which helps to distribute the load evenly across the wire rope and prevent kinking or twisting.
• Easy to use: Stainless steel wire rope thimbles are easy to use, and can be installed on the wire rope using basic hand tools such as pliers or a wrench.
• Long-lasting: Stainless steel wire rope thimbles are highly durable and can provide long-lasting protection and reinforcement for wire ropes.

Application

1. Construction: Stainless steel wire rope thimbles are used in construction for lifting heavy materials, rigging structures, and other applications that require the use of wire ropes.
2. Marine: In marine applications, stainless steel wire rope thimbles are used to protect the ends of wire ropes that are used for mooring boats, towing, and other marine activities.
3. Manufacturing: These thimbles are also used in manufacturing applications where wire ropes are used for conveyor systems, rigging, and other industrial applications.
4. Agriculture: Stainless steel wire rope thimbles are used in agricultural applications to reinforce and protect wire ropes that are used for fencing, animal control, and other applications.
5. Outdoor recreation: These thimbles are also used in outdoor recreation activities such as camping, rock climbing, and zip lining, where wire ropes are used for safety and support.