Wire Rope
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The Bilco Group Advantage
For over 40 years, Bilco has supplied the rigging industry with trusted wire rope, slings, and rigging hardware, keeping critical projects safe and on schedule. With four specialized divisions under one roof, we deliver:
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WEB-TEC Chafe Gear
Superior Line Protection for Marine Applications
WEB-TEC Chafe Gear provides unmatched abrasion resistance, reliability, and ease of use for synthetic ropes across marine industries worldwide. Trusted by hundreds of marine towing companies and utilized aboard U.S. Navy “T-AKE” vessels, this chafe gear protects critical mooring, towing, and heavy-lift ropes in the most challenging conditions.
Industry‑Leading Products
UPF-96305FBQL ULTRA PILLOW-FLEX HARNESS, D-RING CENTER BACK AND FRONT WITH PADDED LEG STRAP AND QUICK RELEASE BUCKLES.
UPF-96305FBQL - Small - Large UPF-96306FBQL - X-Large
96305BB FULL BODY HARNESS, POSITIONING TYPE. D-RING CENTER BACK AND ON EACH HIP. TOOL BELT WITH TONGUE-BUCKLE LEG STRAPS
96305BB - Small - Large 96306BB - X-Large
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Should You Use a 7×7 or 7×19 Wire Rope?
Wire Rope Rigging supplies tend to fail when paired with the wrong rope. The label on the old cable does not tell the whole story. A customer may ask for 7×7, 7×19, or GAC wire because that label appeared on a prior order, an old invoice, or the cable being replaced. We still need to […]
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How to Choose the Right Wire Rope for Your Application
A wire rope can meet the stated load and still be the wrong choice for the job. That is where many selection problems begin. The issue is not always that the rope was undersized; it is that critical parts of the application were never weighed properly in the first place. Bending conditions, duty cycle, environment, […]
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How Loading Conditions Affect Wire Rope Life in Lifting and Marine Applications
A lift doesn’t have to go wrong to damage a wire rope. Most of the damage we see doesn’t come from catastrophic events; it comes from routine work done under the wrong conditions. A load breaks free from mud, tension spikes for a split second, and everything looks fine again. Weeks later, the rope tells […]
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