1. Galvanized Wire Rope

Galvanized wire rope is coated with zinc to resist corrosion and rust. It is ideal for outdoor use, marine environments, and construction work where exposure to moisture is common.

2. Stainless Steel Wire Rope

Highly resistant to corrosion, stainless steel wire rope is perfect for architectural applications, marine rigging, and food-grade environments. It offers a clean finish with long-lasting performance.

3. Fiber Core Wire Rope (FC)

This rope uses a fiber core made of natural or synthetic materials, providing greater flexibility. It's commonly used where strength isn't as critical as pliability and ease of handling.

4. Steel Core Wire Rope (IWRC)

With an independent wire rope core, this type delivers enhanced strength and crush resistance. It's ideal for heavy-duty lifting, cranes, winches, and mining operations.

5. Plastic-Coated Wire Rope

Encased in a plastic (PVC or nylon) sheath, this type offers added safety, grip, and corrosion protection. It’s widely used in gym equipment, control cables, and light-duty applications.

6. Compacted Wire Rope

This rope undergoes a compaction process to create a denser structure with higher breaking strength. It performs exceptionally in applications like hoisting, drilling, and deep shaft mining.

7. Rotation-Resistant Wire Rope

Specially designed to resist spinning under load, this wire rope is vital in tower cranes, hoists, and elevators. It ensures safety and stability during high-lift operations.