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Rigging Hardware · GB/T 6170 / ISO 4032

T 6170 Wire Rope Dimensions

T 6170 Wire Rope Dimensions reference image

T 6170 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.

T 6170 — Scope

T 6170 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

T 6170, 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 T 6170

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.

When to Specify T 6170

Choose T 6170 for international engineering work and OEM supply where ISO standards are the contractual reference. It is the default modern specification for wire rope — gb/t 6170 / iso 4032 (series 063).

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

T 6170 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 T 6170 define?

T 6170 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 T 6170 specify the mechanical strength?

No. T 6170 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 T 6170 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?

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