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Civil Construction

Reliable connections for infrastructure projects, from bridges to stadium roofs. Built to withstand constant loads, changing weather conditions and corrosion.

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Civil construction covers a wide range of infrastructure projects, from bridges and locks to tunnels, terminals and stadium roofs. Wire rope fittings and lifting & rigging hardware are used throughout both the construction and operational phases of these projects, from heavy lifting and installation activities to permanent structural and load-bearing applications. They support lifting, load transfer and tensioning, as well as structural systems operating under constant load and exposed to fluctuating forces, weather conditions and corrosion.

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At Global Rope Fittings, our products are crafted with specialist knowledge, attention to detail and a strong understanding of their application.

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Featured projects
280-tonne lifting operation at the Spirit of Tasmania passenger terminal
Civil construction
280-tonne lifting operation at the Spirit of Tasmania passenger terminal

Our Heavy Duty Triangle Plates No. 120 served as the central connection point to safely distribute forces during a critical 280-tonne lift for the new passenger terminal.

Renovation of the Angus L. Macdonald bridge
Civil construction
Renovation of the Angus L. Macdonald bridge

We supplied high-strength AqualLine Open Spelter Sockets for the suspension rope replacement during the major upgrade of Canada's historic Angus L. Macdonald bridge.

World’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge
Civil construction
World’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge

World’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge opened on 13 May 2022 in the ski resort of Dolni Morava in the Czech Republic. The footbridge spans a distance of 721 metres and took around two years to construct. Due to its length, this narrow suspension bridge is equipped with special wind cables and a wind-resistant stability system.

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