Galvanized Steel Wire Strand GSW Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground

Galvanized Steel Wire Strand GSW Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground System 1

Galvanized Steel Wire Strand GSW Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground

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Supply Capability:: 100000 m/month

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Introduction: Galvanized Steel Wire Strand（GSW）

Features:
Used as Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground or Static Wire, Guy Wire.
GSW meet or exceed the standard GB 1200-88

Specification

Construction	Wire Dia.	Overall Dia.	Total Area	Specific Tensile Strength					Weight
				1175	1270	1370	1470	1570
				Min.Total Breaking Load of Wires
	mm	mm	mm²	kN	kN	kN	kN	kN	kg/100m
*13**	2.90	6.2	19.82	23.29	25.17	27.15	29.14	31.12	15.99
	3.20	6.4	24.13	28.35	30.65	33.06	35.47	37.88	19.47
	3.50	7.5	28.86	33.91	36.65	39.54	42.43	45.31	23.29
	4.00	8.6	37.70	44.30	47.88	51.65	8.08	59.19	30.42
*17**	1.00	3.0	5.50	6.46	6.98	7.54	11.64	8.64	4.37
	1.20	3.6	7.92	9.31	10.06	10.85	11.64	12.43	6.29
	1.40	4.2	10.78	12.67	13.69	14.77	15.85	16.92	8.56
	1.60	4.8	14.07	16.53	17.87	19.28	20.68	22.09	11.17
	1.80	5.4	17.81	20.93	22.62	24.40	26.18	27.96	14.14
	2.00	6.0	21.99	25.84	29.73	30.13	32.32	34.52	17.46
	2.30	6.9	29.08	34.17	36.93	39.84	42.75	45.66	23.09
	2.60	7.8	37.17	43.60	47.20	50.92	54.63	58.35	29.51
	2.90	8.7	46.24	54.33	58.72	63.35	67.97	72.60	36.71
	3.20	9.6	56.30	66.15	71.50	77.13	82.76	88.39	44.70
	3.50	10.5	67.35	79.14	85.85	92.27	99.00	105.74	53.48
	3.80	11.4	79.39	93.28	100.82	108.76	116.70	124.64	63.04
	4.00	12.0	87.96	103.35	111.71	120.50	129.30	138.10	69.84
*119**	1.60	8.0	38.20	44.88	48.51	52.33	56.15	59.97	30.40
	1.80	9.0	48.35	56.81	61.40	66.24	71.07	75.91	38.49
	2.00	10.0	59.69	70.14	75.81	81.78	87.74	93.71	47.51
	2.30	11.5	78.94	92.75	100.25	108.15	116.04	123.94	62.84
	2.60	13.0	100.88	118.53	128.12	138.20	148.29	158.38	80.30
	2.90	14.5	125.50	147.46	159.38	171.93	184.48	197.03	99.90
	3.20	16.0	152.81	179.55	194.06	209.35	224.63	239.91	121.64
	3.50	17.5	182.80	214.79	232.16	250.44	268.72	287.00	145.51
	4.00	20.0	238.76	280.54	303.23	327.10	350.98	374.86	190.05

Galvanized Steel Wire Strand GSW Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground

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