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GB Wire Rope Dimensions

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GB is the governing dimensional standard for wire rope. This page sets out the scope of the standard, reproduces the full size table it specifies, and lists the DIN/ISO/ASME cross-references commonly cited in datasheets and drawings.

GB — Scope

GB specifies the dimensions and tolerances of wire rope — gb/t 6170 / iso 4032 (series 063). Material, property class, surface finish and packaging are governed by separate documents in the same standards family (for example ISO 898-1 for the mechanical property classes of bolts and screws).

Tolerance & Product Grades

GB, alongside the related GB/T 6170 / ISO 4032 entries on this site, specifies product grades (typically A or B for fine work and C for general engineering) and tolerance classes for the controlling dimensions. Choose the grade against the precision your application requires.

Dimensions Specified by GB

Nominal diameter (mm)ConstructionMin breaking force (kN)Mass (kg/100m)MaterialReference standard
46x78.955.85Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
56x713.48.94Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
66x1917.613.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
86x1931.323.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
106x1948.536.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
126x1969.552.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
166x3711989.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
206x37185138.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
246x37265196.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408

Equivalent Standards

Where direct equivalents exist (ISO ↔ DIN, ISO ↔ ASME), they are listed on the parent Wire Rope — GB/T 6170 / ISO 4032 (Series 063) page. Always confirm against the dimensions on this page, since some "equivalent" standards differ in tolerances and head geometry.

Companion Standards

GB controls only the geometry of wire rope — gb/t 6170 / iso 4032 (series 063). The mechanical strength is set by ISO 898-1 (bolts and screws) or ISO 898-2 (nuts); the surface finish is governed by separate finish standards (e.g. ISO 4042 for electroplating). For corrosion testing, the relevant document is ISO 9227 (neutral salt spray).

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Dimensions & Specifications (GB/T 6170 / ISO 4032)

Nominal diameter (mm)ConstructionMin breaking force (kN)Mass (kg/100m)MaterialReference standard
46x78.955.85Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
56x713.48.94Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
66x1917.613.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
86x1931.323.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
106x1948.536.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
126x1969.552.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
166x3711989.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
206x37185138.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408
246x37265196.0Galvanized steelGB/T 20118 / ISO 2408

Frequently Asked Questions

What does GB specify for Wire Rope — GB/T 6170 / ISO 4032 (Series 063)?

GB specifies the dimensions and tolerances of wire rope — gb/t 6170 / iso 4032 (series 063). Material and property class are governed by separate standards in the same family.

What product grades does GB define?

GB typically distinguishes product grades for precision (A/B) and general engineering (C). The selection for Wire Rope — GB/T 6170 / ISO 4032 (Series 063) depends on the precision your application requires.

Does GB specify the mechanical strength?

No. GB controls only the geometry of wire rope — gb/t 6170 / iso 4032 (series 063). The mechanical strength is set by ISO 898-1 (bolts / screws) or ISO 898-2 (nuts), and the finish is governed by separate standards.

Can I substitute GB for the corresponding DIN standard on a drawing?

On modern drawings the ISO standard is the master reference; the older DIN equivalent is a cross-reference. For most dimensional purposes the parts are interchangeable, but check tolerance grades and the head height — these are the most common points of divergence.

How do I request a quotation?

Use the technical drawing on this page to pick the exact configuration, then submit it with the quote form. We respond within one business day.