Galvanised wire rope grip for steel ropes 30 mm – DIN 741 equivalent
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DIN 741 wire rope grip for steel ropes, galvanised. Rope diameter 30 mm, M16 thread. Height 111 mm, dimensions B 95–98 mm, C 48 mm. U-bolt and nuts made of C15 steel, body made of cast iron. Weight 0.636 kg.
Product code: 002-561
Product features
[PIM] osprzet-do-lin-i-lancuchow #1023
- Fitting type Wire rope clip
- Diameter 30
- Thread type M16
Description
Galvanised wire rope grip for steel ropes 30 mm – DIN 741 equivalent

DIN 741 wire rope grip for steel ropes, manufactured by the company. The design consists of a U-bolt and nuts made of C15 steel and a cast iron body – the whole protected by a galvanised coating, which provides lasting corrosion protection in outdoor conditions. The grip is fastened with two nuts, which allows the rope to be clamped precisely and the loop to be held securely. The manufacturer specifies the minimum number of grips and the required spacing for each rope size, allowing rope ends to be formed safely and in line with the standard in professional applications.
Professional steel rope fastening
- U-bolt design compliant with DIN 741 – a proven standard in rope fittings
- Two-part construction: U-bolt and nuts made of steel, body made of cast iron – a combination of strength and durability
- Galvanised coating protects against corrosion in outdoor and industrial installations
- Bolted fastening ensures stable, repeatable tightening with every installation
- Sold individually (1 piece) – you order exactly as many as you need for a given loop

The dimensional drawing shows the key dimensions of the grip, marked with the letters A, B and C. Dimension A corresponds to the thread size of the nuts, B defines the height of the whole grip, and C is the width of the body. Standardised dimensions in line with DIN 741 make it easier to select accompanying fittings and ensure compatibility with other rope fittings.



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