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WHAT’S NEW GAYLIN’S MALAYSIA FACILITY UNVEILS 3000T TEST MACHINE, PERFORMS BREAK TEST ON 135MM DIAMETER WIRE ROPE


Gaylin International is proud to announce that their recently completed 100,000 square foot Malaysian plant has added a WIROP 3000t (6.6 million pound) test machine to their facility. The test bed received certifi cation in accordance with DNV’s calibration procedure QAD-SL-10, written with reference to ISO 7500-1:2004 Part 1 Standard. The DNV certifi ed test machine’s load read out is accurate to +/- 1%. Recently performed on their 3000t test bed was a destruction test on a 135mm diameter (almost 5.5”) Kiswire wire rope. In addition, Gaylin International celebrated a strong year as net profi t rose 17 per cent to $3.7 million in the


second quarter of the 2014 fi nancial year, compared with the same period the year before, while revenue soared 38.8 per cent to $29 million. The stock listed at 35 cents on Oct 24 last year and closed at 59 cents at the end of December. The company, which employs 160 staff in Singapore, will be busy next year. It will acquire 51 per cent of the share capital in Rig Marine Holdings FZC. Rig Marine, which supplies and inspects deck equipment, operates in the United Arab Emirates, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan. Gaylin has also acquired 90% of Korean company Phoenix Off shore, a wholesale trader and chandlers’


WHAT’S NEW GN EYE HOOK RANGE


Associated Wire Rope & Rigging is excited to announce eyehooks ranging from 8 to 400 ton from GN Rope Fittings. These forged hooks have eyes that can accommodate thimbles plus are available with standard fl apper, ROV style, and positive locking latches. For more information, contact sales@awrrinc.com. y


WHAT’S NEW ASSOCIATED WIRE ROPE AND RIGGING ANNOUNCES QUICK REMOVABLE CHECK WEIGHT SETS


Associated Wire Rope & Rigging is pleased to announce the availability of RopeBlock Crane Blocks confi gured with quick removable check weight sets. This allows blocks to be set up at diff erent weights for various types of lifting jobs. The quick removable check weights are available for blocks ranging from 35 to over 500 US ton capacities. Contact AWR&R at sales@awrrinc.com for more information. y


To continue to serve the ever increasing demands of the off shore industry, Bishop Lifting Products has added a new wire rope swager in the Houston Rigging Department. The new 3700 metric ton Talurit swager was installed and operational in early November. The new capacity will allow BLP to swage up to 6-inch diameter wire rope. This will be replacing our 1500-ton swager, which is being sent to the Broussard, LA branch as an addition to their current Rigging Department. y


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54 HOOKS 58 LINKS 58 MASTER LINKS 58 MILLIMETER WIRE ROPE


61 MISCELLANEOUS 62 PRESS 62 ROPE 62 SHACKLES


64 SHEAVES 64 SLEEVES 64 SLINGS 66 SOCKETS 66 SWIVELS 68 THIMBLES 68 TRAINING 68 TURNBUCKLES 70 WINCHES


supplier. Gaylin did not have specifi c plans to expand overseas but increasing demand from places like Malaysia and Indonesia pushed it to seeking opportunities off shore. For more information on Gaylin, visit: www.gaylin.com. y


WHAT’S NEW BISHOP


LIFTING ADDS NEW TALURIT SWAGER MACHINE


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