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Page 1: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 2: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 3: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 4: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 5: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 6: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 7: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 8: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 9: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e
Page 10: ShipParts.com...According to ISO 16625, the groove of the drum and sheave should have a diameter within 5% to 10% bigger than wire rope diameter. To determine the amount of wear: e