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Some common applications include winch lines, crane hoist lines, suspension cables, barrier cables, guy wires and many more applications. However, it is critical that the user know there are differences between a forged steel wire rope clip and a malleable cast iron clip.

Additionally, shortcuts in the production process of the bases may also indicate there could be other shortcomings of the product. In some recent testing of malleable cast iron clips, it was found that U-Bolts fractured prior to achieving the recommended forged U-Bolt Clip torque, on 2/3 of the assemblies tested. (See picture of test mentioned). Also consider: Hold the curling iron in place for a few seconds and then release the clip, which will gently release the curl.

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The forged steel wire rope clip consists of a U-Bolt, two nuts and a forged steel base, which is sometimes called the saddle. It should be noted that some standardsdo notallow the use of malleable cast iron clips in critical applications. One example would be ASME B30.5 which states:

Pros: Resulting curls tend to be longer-lasting than wand curls, plus curling irons are more versatile since they can be used as wands and/or straightening irons. The Google+ service has shut down. This sharing button is not displayed to your visitors and should be removed. Hold in place for several seconds and release hair by pulling the tool upward," says Kimble. "For hair that does not hold curl well, allow the curl to set and cool off in the palm of your hand before releasing."The forged steel wire rope clip consists of a U-Bolt, two nuts, and a forged steel base, which is sometimes called the saddle. In terms of options, there are small barrels for tighter curls, large barrels for looser ones, and tapered, clipless, motorized, and interchangeable wands for just about any curl in between. There are even swirled barrels that will show you just what your curls will look like before you even push the on button. Larry Sims is a celebrity hairstylist who counts Gabrielle Union, Regina King, and Kerry Washington as clients.

Malleable cast iron clip bases are significantly different from forged bases in size, shape, and appearance. See comparison below of a Crosby forged clip base and a malleable cast iron clip both for ½-inch diameter wire rope. Let the curling iron warm up a minute or so before styling. Those with fine hair will want to make sure you use the lowest heat setting. Step 2 – Create Sections Malleable Cast Iron Clip bases are significantly different from forged bases in size, shape and appearance. See figure 1 to compare a Crosby forged clip base and a Malleable Cast Iron clip, both for ½” wire rope.The malleable cast iron U-Bolt style wire rope clip consists of the same components as just mentioned except the clip base is NOT forged steel. In fact, it is a malleable cast iron, and that can make a big difference in the performance and reliability of the clip. The malleable cast iron base does not have the desirable material properties of steel, or the beneficial grain structure that a forged base provides. Although, malleable cast iron products have their place in industry, it is not the manufacturing process of choice for wire rope clip bases. This is especially true if the wire rope clip could be used in a critical application. Fine hair: The most important thing is to protect your hair. "Use a curling iron or wand with a digital temperature control to allow for customized styling," suggests Kimble. Our Beauty Lab pros suggest setting the temperature between 180ºF to 370ºF, and Kimble says to hold hair on the barrel for 3-5 seconds, max.