Electroline manufactures non-swage end fittings and swivels for wire and synthetic rope, cable and line. End fittings such as clevis, eyes, studs, hooks and turnbuckles.

An Electroline wire rope fitting is installed much like a compression fitting in a plumbing application (see animation below, left). The wire rope passes through a sleeve. The strands are fanned-out and a plug is inserted. As the plug is driven into the fanned end of the rope, the diameter of the end increases so that the rope can’t dislodge itself. The last thing you do is to put a socket over the sleeve and thread it on tight. It’s a procedure essentially entailing three steps.

Electroline fitting assemblies are testable as well via a seconds-long onsite inspection process. Each fitting is equipped with an inspection hole through which the rope strands are visible, and proper assembly confirmed.

An Electroline fitting is also esthetically pleasing, and therefore appropriate for many applications. More importantly, however, its highly polished, well-finished appearance conveys an impression of strength and security. The fittings are machined to incredible tolerances. They look and perform like the precision instruments they actually are.

Electroline fittings are used in a wide variety of applications. Because they are made of high-quality materials such as stainless steel they are a niche product for outdoor use where rust can be a problem. They can be found in zoos, outdoor parking lots, public ballparks, and in just about any other outdoor venue where wire or synthetic rope is employed.