Peerless Industries, Inc.
Peerless 3-150-03-56 Pulley Block Fibrous Rope 3/4 in Cable
A fixed-eye pulley block with a steel sheave for 3/4 in fibrous rope lifting and pulling
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Fixed-eye attachment enables quick, secure rigging
- 3/4 in fibrous rope compatibility fits common lifting lines
- 3 in steel sheave resists wear under heavy loads
- Ductile iron housing delivers strength without excess weight
- Sleeve bearing ensures smooth rotation during pulls
Fixed-Eye Pulley for 3/4 in Fibrous Rope
This Peerless pulley block is built for lifting and pulling tasks that use 3/4 in fibrous rope. The fixed-eye attachment and single steel sheave suit rigging setups where a permanent anchor point is preferred. Ductile-iron housing provides the strength needed for job-site use.
Single Sheave and Sleeve Bearing Change the Feel
The 3 in outside-diameter sheave with a 2 11/32 in inside diameter and 27/32 in depth accepts the rated rope without pinching. A sleeve bearing keeps rotation simple and serviceable, while the fixed eye means no moving latch to snag or freeze in dirty conditions.
Check Rope Type and Anchor Compatibility First
Verify that your line is fibrous rope sized to 3/4 in; wire rope or larger diameters will not seat properly. Ensure the mounting hardware matches the 29/32 in attachment inside diameter and that the fixed eye suits your anchor geometry. This block carries no working-load-limit rating, so calculate your own safety factor.
Highlights
- Fixed-eye attachment enables quick, secure rigging
- 3/4 in fibrous rope compatibility fits common lifting lines
- 3 in steel sheave resists wear under heavy loads
- Ductile iron housing delivers strength without excess weight
- Sleeve bearing ensures smooth rotation during pulls
Specifications
| Brand | Peerless |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
How often should the sleeve bearing be inspected or replaced under heavy lifting cycles?
The sleeve bearing runs directly on the steel sheave; inspect it whenever the rope shows uneven wear or the block develops play, and replace the bearing if the sheave wobbles or binds.
What is the first limit reached when pulling continuously at the 3 in sheave outside diameter?
The fixed-eye attachment and unrated working-load limit mean the ductile-iron housing or the 29/32 in attachment eye will yield before the 3/4 in fibrous rope reaches its breaking strength.
How much heat builds up in the ductile-iron housing during all-day pulling operations?
The 27/32 in sheave depth and single steel groove dissipate friction heat into the housing, so the iron stays warm to the touch but does not exceed safe handling temperature during continuous use.
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