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At Bridon we set our manufacturing standards higher than At Bridon we are constantly striving to improve our existing
the industry standards, producing our own wire used in products and services in order to satisfy the dynamic markets
the manufacture of our ropes to ensure exceptional quality we serve. Since we control our production process from raw
control. Therefore, we can adjust manufacturing requests material to finished product, every step of manufacturing is
to meet exacting requirements for specific applications and subject to improvement and innovation.
ensure incredible unrivalled performance.
It has never been so important to choose the best rope,
At the Bridon Technology Centre, a world leading centre so make sure you make the right choice.
of excellence in steel and synthetic fibre rope technology
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development and testing, we harness the wealth of
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Rope technology
development and testing
Forensic Analysis and change in diameter over load. Undertake post
break strip down of sample to determine failure
• Non destructive examination using (NDE) magnetic modes (shear/ductile) within sample. Conduct
resonance test (MRT) to generate trace reports tests with third party witness. In house breaking
• Condition assessment on ropes via visual capacity up to 800 tonnes.
examination of lubrication, corrosion, mode of wire • The multilayer rope spooling test machine (MLS)
breaks and general wear and tear, both externally and simulates rope deterioration (crushing and cross
internally. Geometrical measurements of rope over damage) that is typically seen on winch drums
diameter and lay length. spooling at high speeds with several layers of rope
• Mechanical tests on wire sample taken from the rope on the drum. Fitted with ‘Lebus’ grooves the
to evaluate strength, ductility and compare residual MLS machine can spool ‘on’ and ‘off’ up to several
wire properties against ‘as manufactured’ values. layers of rope at a maximum of 32 tonnes of rope
Calculated residual aggregate breaking strength load in varying vertical and horizontal fleet angle
of the rope from wire strengths. configurations.
❚• Corrosion assessment to establish residual • BTC has two torque/turn machines capable
galvanised zinc coating remaining on wires. of simulating rope torque and rotational
Determine zinc coat weight followed by detailed characteristics under load with a maximum axial
metallurgical examination of wire cross sections to load capacity of 150 tonnes the machines can
evaluate extent of corrosion into structure. capture generated torque/turn data against load
and can also induce turn/torque into the rope.
• Metallurgical assessment of wire condition including
detailed visual examination of the wire surface, • BTC is equipped with four bend fatigue machines
fracture face and steel microstructure to determine which can repeatedly cycle rope around a sheave
the cause of damage. (pulley) to either a selected rope discard criteria or
to complete failure. The machine is used to evaluate
• Chemical analysis to determine carbon/sulphur
products against each other or in cases to quantify
content or full elemental split down to determine
residual fatigue life left in rope after service. The
quality/grade of steel used in rope manufacture.
machine typically uses 20:1 bend ratios and can test
Mechanical Testing ropes up to 100 mm in diameter at maximum loads
up to 160 tonnes. Additionally one of our machines
• Destruction tests to establish residual breaking can simulate cyclic loading and reverse bend
strength of both steel and fibre ropes. Generate fatigue cycle.
rope breaking load curve, measure rope modulus
• Examination
• Lubrication & Corrosion Protection
• Installation
• Termination
Selection &
specification
Total Service
Guidance
on discard &
feedback
Solutions Installation
Tensile
Maintenance
testing
Inspection &
examination
Commonly represented by a simple single line on an Wire rope is rightly classified as a complex machine. Consider
engineering drawing, a wire rope is actually a complex machine that in dynamic applications the strands and individual
with hundreds of independent interacting component wires. wires need to be able to repeatedly move relative to their
neighbours in order to bend, straighten and extend to share
The design and quality of materials and manufacturing load across the full cross section of the rope.
techniques used in the production of each component
determines the characteristics and potential performance of Optimum performance for critical applications can only be
the rope. achieved from understanding and carefully considering the
characteristics and engineering of the rope selected. A brief
The basic elements and component strength members of a introduction of typical rope constructions follows.
steel wire rope are the individual wires.
Wire
basic
IWRC
Rope a number of element
Independent
strands twisted
Wire Rope Core
around a central Strand a
core of steel or fibre number of single
Fig 2.
wires helically
twisted together
Fig 1.
6 Number of strands
K Dyform / compacted
sZ Type of lay & direction (sZ, zS, zZ, sS, aS, aZ, Z & S)
Resistance to Rotation
It is important to determine whether there is a requirement to It should be noted that all ropes will rotate to some degree
use a low rotation or rotation resistant rope. Such ropes are when loaded. The diagram below serves to illustrate the
often referred to as multi - strand ropes. 6 or 8 strand rope differences in rotational properties between the four basic
constructions are usually selected unless load rotation on a types of stranded rope.
single part system or “cabling” on a multi-part reeving system
are likely to cause operational problems. See Fig 3. Parallel Closed
Torque or Turn
“Torque” generated if both ends are fixed
Anchor at
Structure
Rotation Resistant
FORCE
GENERATES Low Rotation
Anchor TORQUE
at Drum Load
Fig 3.
Steel Wire Rope Constructions
A load held by a single layer ropes such as 6 and 8 strand
rope will rotate, therefore to prevent loads spinning in single
The torque or turn generated will increase as the load applied
fall systems rotation resistant or low rotation ropes that resist
increases. The degree to which a wire rope generates torque
the tendency to rotate are specified for lifting applications.
or turn will be influenced by the construction of the rope.
Having recognised what can happen when a rope is loaded it
is necessary to select the correct type of rope. Rotating Rotation Resistant Low Rotation
Single layer 2 layer 3 layer
It should be noted that all ropes will rotate to some degree
when loaded. The diagram below serves to illustrate the
differences in rotational properties between the four basic
types of stranded rope.
Fig 4.
z S s S
Wires in the strand Strands in the rope Wires in the strand Strands in the rope
Fig 7.
Uncompacted
Dyform ropes also reduce rope to sheave abrasion through
strand strand rope
increased contact of the periphery of the rope with the sheave
as shown in Fig 11.
Fig 9.
Product selection
Drilling Lines
Y
Dyform rope construction reduces sheave wear and point • Increased bend fatigue
S
loading which combined with the superior dynamic structural
D
SURE
• Improved torsional stability
stability provided by the Bristar core delivers exceptional • Enhanced strength to diameter ratio
performance and sets the standard for drilling applications. • Improved diameter tolerance
in mm kg/m lbs/ft kN Tonnes Tons MN Mlbs N.m lbs.ft N.m lbs.ft mm2 in2
1 25.4 2.84 1.91 514 52.4 57.7 34 8 180 133 n/a n/a 334 0.518
1 1/8 28.6 3.60 2.42 652 66.4 73.2 44 10 257 190 n/a n/a 424 0.657
1 1/4 31.8 4.45 2.99 805 82.1 90.5 54 12 353 261 n/a n/a 524 0.812
1 3/8 34.9 5.36 3.60 970 104 109 65 15 467 345 n/a n/a 631 0.979
1 1/2 38.1 6.39 4.29 1156 123 130 78 17 608 448 n/a n/a 752 1.17
1 5/8 41.3 7.51 5.04 1359 144 153 91 20 774 571 n/a n/a 884 1.37
1 3/4 44.5 8.71 5.85 1577 170 177 106 24 969 714 n/a n/a 1026 1.59
1 7/8 47.6 9.97 6.70 1805 184 203 121 27 1185 874 n/a n/a 1174 1.82
2 50.8 11.4 7.63 2055 224 231 138 31 1441 1063 n/a n/a 1338 2.07
2 1/8 54.0 12.8 8.62 2323 250 261 156 35 1731 1276 n/a n/a 1512 2.34
2 1/4 57.2 14.4 9.67 2606 274 293 175 39 2057 1517 n/a n/a 1696 2.63
2 1/2 63.5 17.7 11.9 3212 327 361 215 48 2814 2075 n/a n/a 2090 3.24
2 3/4 69.9 21.5 14.4 3762 383 423 261 59 3629 2676 n/a n/a 2533 3.93
3 76.2 25.5 17.2 4471 456 502 310 70 4701 3467 n/a n/a 3010 4.67
Y
corrosion resistance with the additional protection of a drawn
S
galvanised finish. Premium quality drilling lines for demanding
D
SURE
1 25.4 2.76 1.85 460 46.9 51.7 506 51.6 56.9 30.1 6.64 290 0.449
1.1/8 28.6 3.49 2.34 579 59.0 65.0 636 64.9 71.5 38.2 8.42 367 0.569
1.1/4 31.8 4.30 2.89 711 72.5 79.9 782 79.7 87.9 47.2 10.4 454 0.704
1.3/8 34.9 5.20 3.49 854 87.1 96.0 943 96.2 106 56.9 12.5 547 0.848
1.1/2 38.1 6.20 4.16 1015 103 114 1113 113 125 67.8 14.9 652 1.010
1.5/8 41.3 7.27 4.88 1175 120 132 1299 132 146 79.6 17.6 766 1.187
1.3/4 44.5 8.43 5.66 1362 139 153 1504 153 169 92.5 20.4 889 1.378
1.7/8 47.6 9.67 6.49 1549 158 174 1709 174 192 106 23.3 1017 1.577
2 50.8 11.01 7.39 1762 180 198 1931 197 217 121 26.6 1159 1.796
2.1/8 54 12.42 8.34 1967 200 221 2163 220 243 136 30.0 1309 2.029
2.1/4 57.2 13.93 9.35 2198 224 247 2421 247 272 153 33.7 1469 2.277
Product selection
MRT Lines
Benefits Benefits
Superior abrasion and wear resistance Superior abrasion and wear resistance
Superior abrasion & wear resistance Superior abrasion & wear resistance
Crush resistant Crush resistant
Corrosion protected IWRC Corrosion protected IWRC
Even load distribution Even load distribution
Reduced internal friction Reduced internal friction
Accurate diameter tolerance Accurate diameter tolerance
Increased bend fatigue Increased bend fatigue
Improved torsional stability Improved torsional stability
Enhanced strength to diameter ratio Enhanced strength to diameter ratio
Y
• Improved torsional stability
riser tensioner applications. Enhanced strength to diameter ratio S
A
•
D
SURE
1 3/4 44.5 8.79 5.91 1486 172 167 105 24 1.4 1062 1024 1.59
2 50.8 11.5 7.72 1941 198 218 138 31 2.1 1585 1338 2.07
52 12.0 8.09 2034 207 228 144 32 2.3 1700 1402 2.17
2 1/8 54 13.0 8.72 2194 239 246 156 35 2.6 1904 1512 2.34
2 1/4 57.2 14.5 9.77 2370 269 266 174 39 3.0 2177 1693 2.62
2 1/2 63.5 17.9 12.1 2926 312 329 215 48 4.1 2987 2090 3.24
2 3/4 69.9 21.7 14.6 3546 361 398 261 59 5.4 3984 2533 3.93
2 7/8 73.0 23.7 15.9 3867 405 434 285 64 6.2 4538 2762 4.28
3 76.2 25.8 17.4 4214 430 473 310 70 7.0 5161 3010 4.67
Dyform Bristar 8
Y
• Improved torsional stability
riser tensioner applications. Enhanced strength to diameter ratio S
A
•
D
SURE
1 3/4 44.5 8.79 5.91 1486 155 167 105 24 1.4 1062 1024 1.59
2 50.8 11.5 7.72 1941 198 218 138 31 2.1 1585 1338 2.07
52 12.0 8.09 2034 207 228 144 32 2.3 1700 1402 2.17
2 1/8 54 13.0 8.72 2194 239 246 156 35 2.6 1904 1512 2.34
2 1/4 57.2 14.5 9.77 2370 269 266 174 39 3.0 2177 1693 2.62
2 1/2 63.5 17.9 12.1 2926 312 329 215 48 4.1 2987 2090 3.24
2 3/4 69.9 21.7 14.6 3546 361 398 261 59 5.4 3984 2533 3.93
2 7/8 73.0 23.7 15.9 3867 405 434 285 64 6.2 4538 2762 4.28
3 76.2 25.8 17.4 4214 430 473 310 70 7.0 5161 3010 4.67
Y
High performance offshore crane ropes from Bridon, • Crush resistant
S
a brand proven in the most demanding global Oil & Gas
D
SURE
• Ideal for single-part & multi-part reeving
applications.
Dyform 34LR PI
SURE
• Ideal for single-part & multi-part reeving
• Improved fatigue resistance
Premium quality offshore crane ropes from Bridon, a brand
• Corrosion protected core
proven in the most demanding global Oil & Gas applications.
Dyform 34LR/34LR PI
Torque generated
Approx. Minimum Breaking Force (Fmin) Axial
Rope @20% load Metallic
nominal stiffness
Diameter length mass cross section
EIPS / 1960 grade EEIPS / 2160 grade @20% load Ordinary Lang’s
Dyform 34x7
Tons Tons
mm inch kg/m lb/ft kN
(short) (metric)
Y
• Recommended for multi-layer coiling
S
D
SURE
mm kg/m kN t kN t kN t MN Nm Nm mm2
16 1.17 193 19.6 213 21.7 235 23.9 13.7 47.2 74.6 133
17 1.32 218 22.2 241 24.5 266 27.1 15.4 56.6 89.5 150
18 1.48 244 24.8 270 27.5 298 30.3 17.3 67.2 106 168
19 1.65 272 27.7 301 30.6 332 33.8 19.3 79.1 124 187
20 1.83 301 30.6 334 34.0 368 37.5 21.4 92.2 145 208
22 2.21 365 37.2 404 41.1 445 45.3 25.9 122 194 251
24 2.63 434 44.2 481 49.0 530 54.0 30.8 159 251 299
26 3.09 510 52.0 565 57.6 622 63.4 36.2 202 320 351
28 3.58 591 60.2 655 66.7 722 73.6 41.9 253 399 407
30 4.11 679 69.2 752 76.6 828 84.4 48.2 311 491 468
32 4.68 772 78.7 855 87.1 943 96.1 54.8 377 597 532
34 5.28 872 88.9 966 98.5 1060 108 61.9 453 716 601
36 5.92 978 99.7 1080 110 1190 121 69.4 538 850 673
38 6.60 1080 110 1200 122 1330 135 77.3 632 999 750
40 7.31 1200 122 1330 135 1470 149 85.7 738 1160 832
42 8.06 1330 135 1470 149 1620 165 94.4 854 1340 917
44 8.84 1460 148 1610 164 1780 181 103.0 982 1550 1000
46 9.67 1590 162 1760 179 1940 197 113.0 1120 1770 1100
48 10.53 1730 176 1920 195 2120 216 123.0 1270 2010 1190
50 11.42 1880 191 2080 212 2300 234 133.0 1440 2270 1300
Dyform 8PI
Y
• Robust crush resistant Dyform construction
• Recommended for multi-layer spooling S
D
SURE
20.0 1.88 1.27 353 39.7 36.0 369 41.5 37.6 21.3 98.8 127 214
22.0 2.28 1.53 427 48.0 43.5 446 50.1 45.5 25.8 132 169 258
7/8 2.33 1.56 427 48.0 43.5 446 50.1 45.5 26.3 136 175 264
24.0 2.71 1.82 508 57.1 51.8 531 59.7 54.1 30.7 171 220 308
1 3.04 2.04 569 64.0 58.0 595 66.9 60.7 34.3 203 261 345
26.0 3.18 2.14 596 67.0 60.8 623 70.0 63.5 36.0 217 280 361
28.0 3.69 2.48 691 77.7 70.5 723 81.3 73.7 41.7 271 349 419
1 1/8 3.85 2.58 720 80.9 73.4 753 84.6 76.8 43.5 289 371 436
30.0 4.24 2.85 794 89.2 81.0 830 93.3 84.6 47.9 334 430 481
1 1/4 4.75 3.19 903 102 92.1 944 106 96.3 53.6 396 509 538
32.0 4.82 3.24 903 102 92.1 944 106 96.3 54.5 405 521 547
34.0 5.44 3.66 1020 115 104 1070 120 109 61.5 486 625 617
1 3/8 5.75 3.86 1080 121 110 1130 127 115 64.9 527 678 651
36.0 6.10 4.10 1140 128 116 1200 135 122 69.0 577 742 692
38.0 6.80 4.57 1270 143 130 1330 149 136 76.8 679 873 771
1 1/2 6.84 4.59 1270 143 130 1330 149 136 77.3 684 880 775
40.0 7.54 5.06 1410 158 144 1480 166 151 85.2 792 1020 854
1 5/8 8.02 5.39 1500 169 153 1570 176 160 90.7 870 1120 910
42.0 8.31 5.58 1560 175 159 1630 183 166 93.9 917 1180 942
44.0 9.12 6.13 1710 192 174 1790 201 183 103 1050 1360 1030
1 3/4 9.31 6.25 1710 192 174 1790 201 183 105 1090 1400 1060
46.0 9.97 6.70 1870 210 191 1950 219 199 113 1210 1550 1130
1 7/8 10.7 7.18 2030 228 207 2130 239 217 121 1340 1720 1210
48.0 10.9 7.29 2030 228 207 2130 239 217 123 1370 1760 1230
50.0 11.8 7.91 2210 248 225 2310 260 236 133 1550 1990 1340
Y
fatigue performance beyond that of the standard Dyform 8. • Accurate diameter tolerance
S
D
SURE
• Long life, reduced lifetime costs
• Reduced stretch
• Corrosion protected core
• Recommended for multi-layer coiling
Approx. mass Minimum Breaking Force (Fmin) Torque Generated at 20% Load
Rope Axial Stiffness Metallic
Diameter at 20% Load cross section
In air EIPS / 1960 grade 2160 grade Ordinary Lang’s
mm in kg/m lbs/ft kN Tonnes Tons kN Tonnes Tons MN Mlbs N.m lbs/ft N.m lbs/ft mm2 in2
24 2.69 1.82 506 51.6 57.1 531 54.1 59.7 30.0 6.9 161 126 208 162 300 0.477
25.4 1 3.01 2.04 566 57.7 63.9 594 60.5 66.8 33.5 7.7 189 149 243 192 335 0.534
26 3.16 2.14 594 60.5 67.0 623 63.5 70.0 35.2 8.1 205 160 264 206 352 0.560
28 3.66 2.48 689 70.2 77.7 722 73.6 81.2 40.7 9.4 257 200 330 257 408 0.649
28.6 1 1/8 3.82 2.59 718 73.2 81.0 753 76.7 84.7 42.4 10 268 213 344 274 426 0.677
30 4.21 2.84 791 80.6 89.2 829 84.5 93.2 46.9 11 316 246 406 316 469 0.745
31.8 1 1/4 4.71 3.20 889 90.6 100 932 95.0 105 52.6 12 366 293 471 376 526 0.837
32 4.78 3.24 900 91.7 101 944 96.2 106 53.2 12 383 298 493 384 533 0.848
34 5.40 3.65 1010 102 115 1060 108 120 60.2 14 460 358 591 460 602 0.957
34.9 1 3/8 5.69 3.85 1064 109 121 1116 114 126 63.4 15 485 387 623 498 634 1.01
36 6.06 4.10 1130 115 128 1190 121 134 67.5 16 546 425 702 546 675 1.07
38 6.75 4.56 1260 128 143 1330 135 150 75.1 17 642 500 826 642 752 1.20
38.1 1 1/2 6.79 4.59 1266 129 144 1337 136 150 75.4 17 645 504 830 647 756 1.20
40 7.48 5.06 1400 142 159 1470 149 166 83.3 19 749 583 963 749 833 1.32
42 8.25 5.58 1550 158 175 1620 165 183 91.8 21 867 675 1110 867 918 1.46
44 9.05 6.12 1700 173 192 1780 181 201 100 23 997 776 1280 997 1000 1.60
46 9.90 6.69 1860 189 210 1950 198 219 110 25 1140 886 1460 1139 1100 1.75
48 10.69 7.28 2020 205 228 2120 216 239 119 28 1290 1007 1660 1295 1190 1.91
50 11.60 7.90 2190 223 248 2300 234 259 130 30 1460 1138 1880 1463 1300 2.07
Larger sizes are available on request. Note: Tonnes = 1000kg Tons = 2000lbs
This table is for guidance purposes only with no guarantee or warranty (express or implied) as to its accuracy. The products described may be subject to change without notice, and should not be
relied on without further advice from Bridon.
Dyform 8 MAX
Y
research and development and design engineering.
S
D
SURE
This table is for guidance purposes only with no guarantee or warranty (express or implied) as to its accuracy. The products described may be subject to change without notice, and should not be relied
on without further advice from Bridon.
Y
Ideal for the large capacity multi-layer winching arrangements • Superior crush resistance S
typical to sophisticated offshore heavy-lift cranes, the robust
D
SURE
• Long service life
Dyform construction provides high radial stiffness and superior • Recommended for multi-layer coiling
crush resistance.
HydraPlus
Torque generated
Approximate mass @20% load
Rope Axial stiffness Metallic
diameter Minimum breaking force (Fmin) @20% load cross section
In air Submerged Lang’s lay
Product selection
Anchor Lines Rig Tethers
Y
resistance with the additional protection of a drawn • Corrosion resistant
S
galvanised finish.
D
SURE
Diamond Blue
Minimum Breaking Torque Generated
Nominal rope length mass (M) Nominal metallic
Rope Force (Fmin) at 20% Load
Axial Stiffness
cross-sectional
Diameter at 20% Load
In air (M) Submerged 1960 grade Ordinary Lay area (A)
mm in kg/m lbs/ft kg/m lbs/ft kN Tonnes Tons MN Mlbs kN.m lbs/ft mm2 in2
52 11.7 7.86 10.2 6.84 2231 227 251 140 31 1.51 1112 1338 2.074
54 2.1/8 12.6 8.48 11.0 7.38 2406 245 270 151 33 1.69 1245 1443 2.236
56 13.6 9.12 11.8 7.93 2587 264 291 163 36 1.88 1389 1552 2.405
57.2 2.1/4 14.2 9.51 12.3 8.28 2699 275 303 170 37 2.01 1480 1619 2.509
60 15.6 10.5 13.6 9.11 2970 303 334 187 41 2.32 1708 1781 2.761
60.3 2 3/8 15.7 10.6 13.7 9.20 3000 306 337 189 42 2.35 1734 1799 2.789
63.5 2 1/2 17.5 11.7 15.2 10.2 3326 339 374 209 46 2.75 2025 1995 3.093
64 17.7 11.9 15.4 10.4 3379 344 380 213 47 2.81 2073 2027 3.141
66.7 2 5/8 19.3 12.9 16.8 11.3 3670 374 413 231 51 3.18 2347 2201 3.412
68 20.0 13.4 17.4 11.7 3815 389 429 240 53 3.37 2487 2288 3.546
69.9 2 3/4 21.2 14.2 18.4 12.4 4031 411 453 254 56 3.66 2701 2418 3.747
72 22.4 15.1 19.5 13.1 4277 436 481 269 59 4.00 2952 2565 3.976
76 25.0 16.8 21.8 14.6 4765 486 536 300 66 4.71 3471 2858 4.430
76.2 3 25.1 16.9 21.9 14.7 4790 488 538 302 67 4.75 3499 2873 4.453
80 27.7 18.6 24.1 16.2 5280 538 593 333 73 5.49 4049 3167 4.908
82.6 3 1/4 29.5 19.8 25.7 17.3 5629 574 633 354 78 6.04 4457 3376 5.233
84 30.6 20.5 26.6 17.8 5821 593 654 367 81 6.36 4687 3491 5.412
88 33.5 22.5 29.2 19.6 6389 651 718 402 89 7.31 5389 3832 5.939
88.9 3 1/2 34.2 23.0 29.8 20.0 6520 665 733 411 91 7.54 5556 3911 6.061
92 36.6 24.6 31.9 21.4 6559 669 737 440 97 7.85 5785 4188 6.491
95.3 3 3/4 39.3 26.4 34.2 23.0 7038 717 791 472 104 8.72 6430 4494 6.965
96 39.9 26.8 34.7 23.3 7142 728 803 479 106 8.91 6573 4560 7.068
100 43.3 29.1 37.7 25.3 7750 790 871 520 115 10.1 7429 4948 7.669
101.6 4 44.7 30.0 38.9 26.1 8000 815 899 536 118 10.6 7791 5108 7.917
108 4 1/4 50.5 33.9 43.9 29.5 8306 847 934 606 134 11.7 8598 5771 8.946
114.3 4 1/2 56.6 38.0 49.2 33.0 9303 948 1046 679 150 13.8 10193 6464 10.020
120.7 4 3/4 63.1 42.4 54.9 36.8 10374 1057 1166 757 167 16.3 12003 7208 11.173
127 5 69.8 46.9 60.8 40.8 11485 1171 1291 838 185 19.0 13982 7981 12.370
Y
distribution enabling superior crush & abrasion resistance. • Corrosion resistant
S
D
SURE
• Superior Crush resistance
Premium quality anchor lines from Bridon, a brand proven in
the most demanding global Oil & Gas applications.
Dyform DB2K
Minimum Breaking Torque Generated
Nominal rope length mass (M) Nominal metallic
Rope Force (Fmin) Axial Stiffness at 20% Load
cross-sectional
Diameter at 20% Load
In air (M) Submerged 1960 grade Ordinary area (A)
mm in kg/m lbs/ft kg/m lbs/ft kN Tonnes Tons MN Mlbs kN.m lbs/ft mm2 in2
52 12.2 8.22 10.7 7.2 2396 244 269 146 32 1.62 1194 1402 2.173
54 2.1/8 13.2 8.87 11.5 7.7 2583 263 290 157 35 1.81 1337 1512 2.343
56 14.2 9.54 12.4 8.3 2778 283 312 169 37 2.02 1491 1626 2.520
57.2 2.1/4 14.8 10.0 12.9 8.7 2899 295 326 176 39 2.16 1589 1696 2.629
60 16.3 10.9 14.2 9.5 3189 325 358 194 43 2.49 1834 1866 2.893
60.3 2 3/8 16.5 11.1 14.3 9.6 3221 328 362 196 43 2.53 1862 1885 2.922
63.5 2 1/2 18.3 12.3 15.9 10.7 3572 364 402 217 48 2.95 2174 2090 3.240
64 18.6 12.5 16.1 10.8 3629 370 408 221 49 3.02 2226 2123 3.291
66.7 2 5/8 20.2 13.5 17.5 11.8 3941 402 443 240 53 3.42 2520 2306 3.575
68 20.9 14.1 18.2 12.2 4096 418 460 249 55 3.62 2670 2397 3.715
69.9 2 3/4 22.1 14.9 19.3 12.9 4329 441 487 263 58 3.93 2900 2533 3.926
72 23.5 15.8 20.4 13.7 4593 468 516 279 62 4.30 3170 2687 4.165
76 26.2 17.6 22.8 15.3 5117 522 575 311 69 5.06 3728 2994 4.641
76.2 3 26.3 17.7 22.9 15.4 5144 524 578 313 69 5.10 3757 3010 4.666
80 29.0 19.5 25.2 16.9 5670 578 637 345 76 5.90 4348 3318 5.143
82.6 3 1/4 30.9 20.8 26.9 18.1 6044 616 679 368 81 6.49 4786 3537 5.482
84 32.0 21.5 27.8 18.7 6251 637 703 380 84 6.83 5033 3658 5.670
88 35.1 23.6 30.5 20.5 6861 699 771 418 92 7.85 5787 4014 6.222
88.9 3 1/2 35.8 24.0 31.1 20.9 7002 714 787 426 94 8.09 5967 4097 6.350
92 38.3 25.7 33.4 22.4 7321 746 823 456 101 8.76 6456 4388 6.801
95.3 3 3/4 41.1 27.6 35.8 24.0 7856 801 883 490 108 9.73 7176 4708 7.298
96 41.7 28.0 36.3 24.4 7971 813 896 497 110 9.95 7336 4778 7.405
100 45.3 30.4 39.4 26.5 8430 859 948 539 119 11.0 8081 5184 8.035
101.6 4 46.8 31.4 40.7 27.3 8702 887 978 557 123 11.5 8475 5351 8.294
Y
• Easy handling
High performance synthetic tethers for critical Oil & Gas S
D
SURE
Superline Polyester
Approximate Mass
Nominal Post installation Intermediate Storm
MBL
Diameter Drift Stiffness Stiffness Stiffness
In Air Submerged
in mm kN kips kg/m lbs/ft kg/m lb/ft MN 103 kips MN 103 kips MN 103 kips
5 5/16 135 3924 882 11.4 7.7 2.9 1.9 51.0 11.5 105.9 23.8 109.9 24.7
5 13/16 147 4905 1102 13.6 9.1 3.4 2.3 63.8 14.3 132.4 29.8 137.3 30.9
6 1/4 158 6180 1389 15.8 10.6 4.0 2.7 80.3 18.1 166.9 37.5 173.0 38.9
6 5/8 169 6965 1565 18.1 12.2 4.5 3.1 90.5 20.3 188.1 42.3 195.0 43.8
7 178 7848 1764 20.2 13.6 5.1 3.4 102.0 22.9 211.9 47.6 219.7 49.4
7 5/16 186 8829 1984 22.1 14.9 5.5 3.7 114.8 25.8 238.4 53.6 247.2 55.6
7 15/16 194 9810 2205 24.1 16.2 6.0 4.1 127.5 28.7 264.9 59.5 274.7 61.7
Y
• Low maintenance
High performance synthetic tethers for critical Oil & Gas S
D
SURE
• Easy handling
applications, Bridon the benchmark for reliability.
Maximum continuous
specific details)
• Worked Superline
• New Superline
28 1 1/8 88 3 1/2 0.46 0.31 466 47.5 52.3 608 62.0 68.3
30 1 7/32 94 3 3/4 0.48 0.32 503 51.3 56.5 657 67.0 73.8
32 1 5/16 101 4 0.67 0.45 593 60.4 66.6 687 70.0 77.1
34 1 13/32 107 4 1/4 0.73 0.49 674 68.7 75.7 814 83.0 91.5
36 1 1/2 113 4 1/2 0.77 0.52 722 73.6 81.1 912 93.0 102
40 1 5/8 126 5 0.87 0.59 883 90.0 99.2 1109 113 125
44 1 3/4 138 5 1/2 1.04 0.70 1050 107 118 1315 134 148
48 2 151 6 1.38 0.93 1236 126 139 1609 164 181
52 2 1/8 163 6 1/2 1.73 1.16 1442 147 162 1903 194 214
56 2 1/4 176 7 1.90 1.28 1658 169 186 2237 228 251
60 2 1/2 188 7 1/2 2.08 1.40 1893 193 213 2570 262 289
64 2 5/8 201 8 2.45 1.65 2384 243 268 3012 307 338
68 2 13/16 214 8 1/2 2.66 1.79 2639 269 296 3365 343 378
72 3 226 9 2.85 1.92 2963 302 333 3718 379 418
76 3 1/16 239 9 1/2 3.16 2.12 3335 340 375 4189 427 471
80 3 1/8 251 10 3.34 2.24 3659 373 411 4473 456 503
88 3 1/2 276 11 4.24 2.85 4444 453 499 5278 538 593
96 3 3/4 302 12 4.92 3.31 5229 533 587 6131 625 689
104 4 1/8 327 13 6.01 4.04 6141 626 690 7289 743 819
112 4 3/8 352 14 7.01 4.71 7191 733 808 8152 831 916
120 4 3/4 377 15 9.18 6.17 8231 839 925 9349 953 1050
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