Peerless Industries, Inc.
Peerless Industries, Inc. 3-110-03-56 Pulley Block Fibrous Rope 1/2 in
A fixed-eye pulley block for lifting or pulling with 1/2 in fibrous rope, steel sheave and ductile iron housing
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Fixed-eye attachment enables secure lifting and pulling
- 1/2 in fibrous rope compatibility suits standard rigging tasks
- 2 in steel sheave provides smooth rope travel
- Ductile iron housing delivers high strength for demanding use
- Sleeve bearing design reduces friction during operation
Pulley Block for Fibrous Rope
The Peerless pulley block is built for lifting and pulling tasks with fibrous rope up to one-half inch in diameter. Its fixed-eye attachment and single steel sheave suit rigging, maintenance and general utility work where a simple redirect is needed.
Fixed Eye and Sleeve Bearing
The fixed eye provides a permanent anchor point while the sleeve bearing lets the sheave rotate under load. Ductile-iron housing and a steel sheave with a one-and-seventeen-thirty-seconds-inch inside diameter and nineteen-thirty-seconds-inch depth handle the stated rope size without additional hardware.
Check Rope Diameter and Eye Fit
Verify that your rope is fibrous and no larger than one-half inch. Confirm the twenty-one-thirty-seconds-inch eye opening matches your anchor hardware and that a single-groove, fixed-pulley arrangement meets the mechanical advantage you require.
Highlights
- Fixed-eye attachment enables secure lifting and pulling
- 1/2 in fibrous rope compatibility suits standard rigging tasks
- 2 in steel sheave provides smooth rope travel
- Ductile iron housing delivers high strength for demanding use
- Sleeve bearing design reduces friction during operation
Specifications
| Brand | Peerless |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/2 in fibrous rope need replacing if the sleeve bearing wears out?
The sleeve bearing is built into the sheave; if it wears, the whole pulley block must be replaced rather than just the rope.
What limit appears first when the 2 in steel sheave runs continuously under load?
Heat builds in the sleeve bearing before the ductile iron housing or steel sheave reach their limits.
Does the fixed-eye attachment vibrate or get hot during all-day lifting?
The fixed eye and ductile iron housing stay cool; only the sleeve bearing generates noticeable warmth under sustained use.
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