Reasons for rope kinking
In the process of using wire ropes, common kinking causes include the following:
1. Manufacturing quality problems: If the wire rope itself has quality problems, it may cause deformation or damage to the process between the rope strips, resulting in kink problems.
2. Use of environmental problems: when the wire rope is in use, if the ambient temperature is too high or there are corrosive liquids, chemicals, etc., it is easy to lead to entanglement between the rope strips and the formation of kinks.
3. Use method problem: the method of wire rope use is not correct, or there is construction negligence, offside use and other situations in use, will lead to the emergence of kinks.
Second, rope kinking solution
Wire rope kinking problems are relatively common, but there are some ways we can avoid or solve this problem:
1. Rope tension: Before using the wire rope, it should be ensured that the tension is appropriate to avoid the use of slack wire rope. A special wire rope tensioner can be used, or a hand tool can be used to adjust the wire rope.
2. Correct placement: When using the wire rope, it should be placed correctly. For example, the end of the wire rope should be properly fixed to avoid crossing and entangling the rope because the end of the rope is turned over.
3. Regular inspection: The wire rope should be inspected regularly during use. For the steel wire rope with a kink problem, it should be relaxed and untangled in time to avoid further expansion of the kink problem.
4. Guide the order of rope strips: In the case of a large number of rope strips, professional tools can be used to automatically arrange the rope strips in order to ensure that the sequence between the rope strips is correct and not wound.
5, the selection of high-quality wire rope materials: the selection of high-quality wire rope materials is an effective way to prevent kinking problems, these materials usually have better durability, strength and corrosion resistance, greatly enhancing the service life of the wire rope.
