Canyon Rigging Inc.

Start To Finish: Boom Pendant Cable

Ever wonder how a boom pendant cable is made? Well, join us in the process of making one from start to finish. When people think about rigging, rarely do they think of something as meticulous as separating each strand of a wire to securely attach an open spelter socket. But this process helps increase the surface area for the adhesive to attach to. And when making any kind of rigging, strength is key, so taking that step to make a stronger product is always a privilege.

Break Testing: Whip Checks

Watch us break test whip checks! Break testing is a key component of making sure your rigging is safe. By bringing a piece of rigging to its maximum limit, we can be confident it can handle the load it is designed for. I think synthetic rope is one of my favourite things to break test in our hydraulic test bed. Not matter what, you know you are going to get a cool looking effect!

If you like break testing videos, let us know what you would want to see next!

Start To Finish: How A Synthetic Tow Rope Is Made

Ever wonder how a tow rope is made? Today, Jane is showing off her skill and building a farmers best friend (at least when they have a tractor that is stuck in the mud). These tow ropes are incredible for pulling heavy equipment used in farming and agriculture, because even if you want to work hard doesn’t mean the mud, rain, or tractor care. Their strength guarantees a reliable option for keeping any business going, and seeing them being made is some of the coolest things we could imagine!

Ever wonder how a two leg inch and a half wire rope lifting bridle is made? Today, Nico and Vitalii are teaming up, and when you have a team this strong its hard not to build strong rigging!

Do you use equipment like this? let us know what you use it for in the comments below