Peerless Industries, Inc.
Peerless Industries, Inc. 3-030-29-86 Pulley Block, Wire Rope, 3/8 in Max Cable Size
A side-mounted pulley block for wire rope up to 3/8 in diameter with a steel sheave and sleeve bearing
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Lifts and pulls with wire rope up to 3/8 in diameter
- Side-mount bolt-on design simplifies installation on equipment
- Steel housing and sheave resist wear in tough conditions
- Sleeve bearing provides smooth rotation under load
- Single-groove sheave keeps cable aligned during operation
Side-Mount Pulley Block
This side-mount pulley block attaches with a bolt-on fitting and runs a single steel sheave on a sleeve bearing. It accepts wire rope up to 3/8 in diameter for lifting or pulling tasks. The steel housing and sheave are built for industrial use.
Upgrade From Basic Blocks
Replace fixed-eye or hook-style blocks when a permanent side-mount location simplifies rigging. The jump is worth it if you need a bolt-on anchor point and a 4 1/2 in outside-diameter sheave that matches 3/8 in wire rope.
Check Mounting And Rope
Verify the 7/32 in mounting hole fits your hardware and that the 19/32 in sheave depth clears the rope. Confirm the application does not require a rated working load limit, as this block carries no rating. Ensure wire rope type and diameter match the 3/8 in specification.
Highlights
- Lifts and pulls with wire rope up to 3/8 in diameter
- Side-mount bolt-on design simplifies installation on equipment
- Steel housing and sheave resist wear in tough conditions
- Sleeve bearing provides smooth rotation under load
- Single-groove sheave keeps cable aligned during operation
Specifications
| Brand | Peerless |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
What is the side-mount hole diameter for bolting this pulley block?
The side-mount bracket uses a 7/32 in mounting hole for bolt-on attachment.
How do I install the wire rope onto the sheave, and what step is often missed?
Thread the 3/8 in wire rope through the single groove and seat it fully in the 19/32 in deep sheave; the step often missed is verifying the rope sits flush in the groove before loading.
Which part will need replacement first under normal lifting use?
The steel sleeve bearing inside the 3 11/32 in sheave bore will wear before the steel sheave or housing, so plan to replace the bearing when rotation becomes rough.
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