FibreMax synthethic
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This is how we do it
THE LIFE OF A FIBREMAX FIBRE
FibreMax’s unique but practical process produces its cables with the help of both manpower and several patented machines. FibreMax has 15 different world patents on its machines and production process.
Comparison of solutions
FibreMax vs. Steel
| Fibremax | Steelcable | |
| Excellent strength-to-weight ratio |  |
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| Long fatigue life | |
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| Lasting for more than 750,000 full load cycles | |
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| Integrated end termination | |
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| Break load up to 24,000 kN | |
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| Low maintenance | |
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| Recycable | |
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The
Fibres
1. Aramid
At FibreMax, we use an aramid called Twaron®, which is a very robust fibre developed exclusively by Teijin Aramid. It has a high modulus, has almost no creep, is thermally stable, and can withstand chemical and high general impacts.
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2. HMPE
Our FibreMax cables made with HMPE are as strong as steel-wire, polyester or nylon ropes, but offer a smaller diameter and significantly lighter weight at minimal break loads.
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3. Carbon
FibreMax Carbon. Using this material in its cables lead to its impressive weight advantages and increased rigidity. These cables are just as strong as traditional steel-wire, polyester, and nylon ropes, yet boast a smaller diameter and lighter weight while maintaining minimal break loads.
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