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Wire rope clips with flanged nuts, hot forged steel body, galvanized - Robur 8517DF

Beta 8517DF

Price: €0.56

Brand: Beta Tools

SKU: 085170066

Article: 8517DF 6

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Wire rope clips with flanged nuts, hot forged steel body, galvanized - Robur 8517DF

Robur 8517DF wire rope clips with flanged nuts combine the strength of a hot forged steel body with the practicality of flanged nuts, which increase the bearing surface and help to distribute the pressure more evenly on the rope.

They are recommended for wire rope terminations and bracings where reliable and repeatable tightening is required. For lifting or overhead applications Robur instructions and local safety standards must always be observed.

Technical data

Hot forged steel body, galvanized.
Flanged nuts providing wider bearing surface on the saddle and easier tightening.
Suitable for wire rope applications where a more uniform pressure distribution on the clip is required.
Laboratory tests: chemical analysis and tightening torque test.

Available certificates

Robur technical product specification.
UNI EN10204 type 2.2 test report.

Size table

Product code	Art.	Ø (mm)	≈ (in)	N x T Nm
085170066	8517DF 6	6	1/4	6x250 3,8
085170068	8517DF 8	8	5/16	6x265 3,8
085170070	8517DF 10	10	3/8	6x290 9,2

FAQ

How many clips should I use on a wire rope

The number of clips depends on the rope diameter and on the applicable standards. For critical applications and lifting operations always refer to Robur instructions and EN standards.

Are Robur 8516 - 8517 - 8517DF clips galvanized

Yes, the body and steel parts are galvanized to improve corrosion resistance under normal service conditions.

Can these clips be used for lifting loads

For lifting or overhead applications you must strictly follow the official Robur documentation and local regulations. When in doubt, ask a qualified engineer.