Wire Rope Fastening - HADEF 46/21E Installation, Operating And Maintenance Instruction

6.3

Wire rope fastening

If the winch is fitted with overload protection, the winding direction of the wire rope is determined.
Winding direction "A" is supplied as standard.
When the winding direction is changed, electrical wiring in the terminal box must be changed accordingly.
The kind of wire rope fastening and the winding direction are determined for winches with grooved drum by
the direction of the grooves on the drum.
Before cutting the wire rope, wrap it firmly with a fine binding wire or strong adhesive tape.
6.3.1 Wire rope fastening
There are three options to fasten the wire rope.
with retainer key
Fastening with retainer key
Push the wire rope through the hub of the flanged
wheel and through the key pocket.
Pull some centimeters out.
Wrap it completely round the retainer key (1)
and place it back into the key pocket.
By pulling the wire rope, the retainer key (1) gets
stuck into the pocket. This locks the wire rope
safely.
It may be necessary to insert the retainer key a
little bit into the hub with a soft tool before the wire
rope can be loaded.
The retainer key is attached to the consignment
for winches supplied without wire rope.
Fastening with clamping plates on the flanged wheel
 Push the wire rope through the hub of the
flanged wheel and push it under all 3 clamping
plates (1).
 Pull some centimeters out at the last clamping
plate.
 Fasten the screws and fix the rope herewith.
Fastening with clamping plates on the flanged wheel
 Push the wire rope under all 3 clamping plates
(1).
 Pull some centimeters out at the last clamping
plate.
 Fasten the screws and fix the rope herewith.
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with clamping plates on the
flanged wheel
Illustration 8
Illustration 9
Illustration 10
Illustration 11
with clamping plates on the
drum tube (special model)
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