01Galvanized wire rope
Wire rope 6x36 Warrington-Seale, IWRC, galvanized
4.76 – 63.5 mmclass 180 / class 200galvanized
size range
Six families of load-rated hardware, bought and inspected in China.
01 / 06Steel wire rope
- 22references
- 5groups
- 3 – 64 mm · 1/8" – 2-1/2"
02 / 06Lifting & rigging hardware
- 64references
- 10groups
- WLL 0.5 – 55 t
03 / 06Chains
- 8references
- 3groups
- Grade 30 · 43 · 70 · 80 · 100
04 / 06Fiber ropes
- 10references
- 5groups
- 3 – 64 mm · PP · PES · PA · PE
05 / 06Hardware & tools
- 116references
- 15groups
- Hand · power · abrasives · PPE
06 / 06Elevator components
- 34references
- 5groups
- Drives · safety · guides · traction
The catalogue, by family
Wire rope, rigging, chain, fiber rope, tools and elevator parts for importers and distributors. Each page carries the sizes and the load limits, so the order can be written straight from it.
Product index
254 references
Steel wire rope3 – 64 mm · 1/8" – 2-1/2"22 references5 groups02
Lifting & rigging hardwareWLL 0.5 – 55 t64 references10 groups03
ChainsGrade 30 · 43 · 70 · 80 · 1008 references3 groups04
Fiber ropes3 – 64 mm · PP · PES · PA · PE10 references5 groups05
Hardware & toolsHand · power · abrasives · PPE116 references15 groups06
Elevator componentsDrives · safety · guides · traction34 references5 groups
References that move first in a mixed container
A first order rarely holds one product. These are the lines that usually open it.
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02Shackles
Bolt-type anchor (bow) shackle, US type G2130, hot-dip galvanized
1/4" – 2" inhot-dip galvanizedforged alloy / carbon steel, quenched and tempered
13 sizes
03Grade 80 & 100 lifting chain
Grade 80 alloy lifting chain, black tempered, drum pack
6 – 20 mmblack temperedalloy steel, quenched and tempered
6 sizes
02Slings & tie-downs
Polyester flat webbing sling, eye & eye, safety factor 5:1
1 – 10 tcolour-coded by WLL100% polyester
6 sizes
02Hoists & pullers
Manual chain block (chain hoist)
2 – 5 tpaintedsteel housing, G80 load chain
4 sizes
02Wire rope clips
Forged wire rope clip, US type, hot-dip galvanized
1/4" – 2" inhot-dip galvanizedforged carbon steel
13 sizes
04Polypropylene & polysteel ropes
Polysteel rope, 8-strand plaited (danline type)
24 – 64 mmfloating, colour on requestpolypropylene / polyethylene blend, UV stabilized
8 sizes
05Sockets & wrenches
Socket set 1/2" drive, standard
10 – 12satin chromeCr-V steel
3 sizes
How we write the catalogue
Tagged for the load
A sling carries a tag with its working load limit, its length and its lot number. The catalogue is written the same way.
Size before adjective
Diameter in millimetres and inches, chain size, thread, jaw opening. What you measure on the bench.
Grade and construction
A 6x36 WS rope with steel core behaves differently from a 6x19 with fibre core. The page says which one you are buying.
Working load, with its design factor
Breaking load and working load limit are different numbers. We publish the one the standard uses, and we name the standard.
The certificate of the lot
We ask the mill for the test certificate of the lot being shipped, and send it with the documents.
A buying desk in Shanghai, a company registered in Hong Kong
We buy from the mills and forges that make this hardware in mainland China, and ship it to buyers who would rather deal with one supplier than six.
The buying desk sits in Shanghai, close to the plants of Jiangsu, Shandong and Zhejiang. The company is incorporated in Hong Kong, and that is where the contract and the invoice are issued.
What changes when the hardware comes from one desk
One purchase order across six families
Rope from one mill, shackles from a forge, tools from a third plant. One invoice, one packing list, one container.
The size table before the quotation
You compare diameters and load limits on the page, mark what you need and send it. The quotation answers that list.
Inspection before the container closes
Measurements, finish, marking and count, with photographs of the lot, before the goods leave the plant.
Documents that clear customs
Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin, with the tariff code agreed before production starts.
Private label when the volume justifies it
Your mark on the tag, the label and the box, with artwork approved from a physical sample.
Replacement parts stay available
Re-order against the same reference and the second shipment matches the first.
Your brand on the tag
Most of the catalogue can leave the plant with your own marking: stamped on the body, printed on the sling label, your artwork on the carton. Minimums depend on the item and we confirm them before the sample.
Four checks before the goods are yours
- 01
Plant selection
We buy each family from a plant that makes it. We check the licence, the line and the test equipment.
- 02
Approved sample
A new reference starts with a physical sample, measured and photographed. The lot is judged against it.
- 03
In-line check
Dimensions, finish and marking are checked while the lot is still on the line, when a deviation can still be fixed.
- 04
Pre-shipment check
Count against the packing list, packing condition, photographs, and the mill certificate collected before the container is sealed.
Before you write
Questions a first order usually asks
Anything these answers do not cover goes to info@summitsh.com
What is the minimum order?
Per reference, not per order: a coil of 20 mm rope and a box of shackles do not compare. The quotation states the minimum for each line, and a mixed container usually reaches it across families.
Do you publish prices?
No. Steel, polypropylene and freight move month to month. Send the list and the quotation comes back with the price valid that week.
Can I mix families in one container?
That is the usual way this catalogue ships. Rope and chain at the bottom for weight, tools and elevator parts on top, and the packing list written family by family.
What certificate comes with the goods?
The mill test certificate of the lot being shipped, with the values measured on that production. We collect it before the container is sealed.
How long does an order take?
It depends on stock at the plant and on volume. The quotation states the lead time for each line before you commit.
Which port do you ship from?
Shanghai by default, Ningbo when the sailing suits the destination better. We quote FOB, CFR or CIF, and we can work with the freight forwarder you already use.
From your list to the port
- 01
You send the list
Reference, size and quantity. The list button on every product page builds it for you.
- 02
We quote against it
Unit price by size, minimum per reference, Incoterm and lead time, line by line.
- 03
Sample or drawing, if the line is new
A sample or a dimensioned drawing settles what is being bought before production.
- 04
Production and inspection
The lot is produced, checked in line and checked again before the container is sealed.
- 05
Consolidation and shipment
Everything meets in one warehouse, loads into one container and sails from Shanghai or Ningbo.
- 06
Documents
Invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin and the mill test certificates of the lot.
Send the list and we price it
Reference, size, quantity and destination port. A quotation comes back with the unit price, the minimum per line, the Incoterm and the lead time.