A braided rope uses a low-friction inner core strand to minimize internal fiber wear while outer high-friction strands maintain surface grip.
Heating the outer resin layer melts it into strand valleys, preventing elongation and diameter reduction during operation.
A fiber-reinforced plastic rotor yoke with a curved profile and longitudinal groove guides strand material securely during high-speed rotation.
Polygonal profile wires eliminate welding by creating larger gaps for concrete ridges, improving corrosion resistance and load distribution.
Extracted strands bridge splice locations to maintain consistent rope diameter, eliminating thickened regions that hinder operation.