Wire Rope Suspension Systems

Available in ‘light duty’ and ‘heavy duty’ options:

The light duty 1/8" Wire rope suspension systems is ideal for suspending lightweight electrical & lighting services, ductwork, and signage. Supports up to a 66 lb vertical load per horizontal span.
The heavy duty 1/4" Wire rope suspension systems solution is perfect for suspending mechanical, electrical, or HVAC services, or where a long Wire rope suspension systems span is required. Supports up to a 220 lb vertical load per horizontal span.
Supplied as complete, ready-to-use kits, including galvanized cable cut to specific lengths, SMI fasteners, a hex locking key, and release key.
Fast installation, reducing time spent working at heights.
Locking mechanisms in the SMI fastener prevent dynamic movements.
Visually discreet.

Applications

Technical Information

Key free release system
No claw back required
The installed nail anchor expands automatically under load, pulls the cone into the expansion clip and expands against the wall of the concrete.
Any spare material can be used on following projects
Only wire cutter required
Can be used as a wrap around application and with a wide range of brackets.
Wire supplied in dispensing box - avoiding risk of wire bird nesting.
High tensile galvanised wire 1960 N/mm2 grade 7 x 7 construction.

Installation

Drill a 6mm hole to a minimum depth of 30mm.
Hammer in the fixing
Anchor is now fixed, no claw back required.
Unscrew the M4 locking nut and bolt until the adjustment pi is pushed back fully.
Pass one end of the wire through the SMI zip-clip in the direction of the arrow and draw enough wire to around your fixing point.
Pass the wire back through the SMI zip-clip leaving at least 15cm of wire protruding.
Tighten the M4 adjustment can
locking nut and bolt until the no longer be moved.
Pass through or wrap around your required suspension.
Pass other end back through the SMI zip-clip
At the other end again pass the wire through the SMI zip-clip in the direction of the arrow
leaving 15cm of wire protruding.
Always confirm engagement of the SMI zip-clip on the wire by pushing the pin in the opposite direction to the arrows indicated