6 x 19 Fibre Core Galvanised Wire Rope

TOTAL ROPE SOLUTIONS LIMITED

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Fibre Core Galvanised Finish Righthand Lay Non-Rotating Tensile Grade 1960N BS EN 12385 6 x 19 Fibre Core Galvanised Wire Rope Fibre Core Galvanised Finish Righthand Lay Non-Rotating Tensile Grade 1960N We stock 6 x 19 FC Galvanised Wire Rope from diameters 6mm to 16mm. This galvanised wire ropes is non rotating (anti-spin) and is wide used for; lifting slings, winches, trailer handbreak cables, tractor winches and other agricultural applications. All our wire ropes come with test certificates meeting the relevant BSEN standards and comply fully with insurance requirements. BS EN 12385 Rope Lu

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TOTAL ROPE SOLUTIONS LIMITED, number 05244977. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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