Wire-rope system supports services

17 September, 2006

The Caddy Speed Link support system is based on wire ropes and is said to be a cost-effective alternative to chain, wire, threaded rod and associated hardware. Speed Link can support up to 45 kg with 2 mm wire rope and 90 kg with 3 mm rope. Speed Link LD can support up to 20 kg using 1.5 mm rope. The systems can support services such as lighting, pipes, cable tray and ductwork. A specially engineered hook at one end of the wire rope provides the means of support. A steel locking device provides for adjustment of the supported object, and the locks can be released with a special tool or a small screwdriver.

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