Shaft sinking ropes

Bridon® shaft sinking ropes offer compaction and increased breaking loads. Shaft sinking is the initial start-up stage of any deep shaft mine. It utilises a working platform called a stage, typically suspended and driven by two to four ropes. These ropes are connected to drum winders on the surface. A kibble rope is the hoisting rope, where people, material, and shaft bottom material is hoisted.

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Bridon Tiger Dyform® 24LS / 24LS PI

The Bridon Tiger Dyform® 24 LS is the most robust rotation resistant hoisting rope with superior performance on friction hoists with a high breaking strength. The dyformed strand are giving a contact on the lining and the sheaves. With a PI Intrusion of the core, the rope reaches excellent diameter stability when high thread pressure becomes an issue.

Bridon Tiger Dyform® 34LR / 34LR PI

The Bridon Tiger Dyform® 34LR offers high strength, excellent spooling on multi-layer drums, with the highest flexibility. With a PI Intrusion of the core, the rope reaches excellent diameter stability when high thread pressure becomes an issue.

Bridon Tiger Dyform® 34LR MAX

Roller compacted Bridon Tiger Dyform® 34LR MAX offering the highest strength with excellent spooling properties on multi-layer drums.

WRI Power-Loc® FLC

WRI Power-Loc® FLC is most effective when installed with a D/d ratio greater than 100-1. Exclusive manufacturing techniques provide superior rotation resistance and virtually eliminate the natural torque and rotation common to round or flattened triangular strand ropes