Critic Shelf
Home
Discover
Sign in
Your rating
Tap a star, half steps count

Story of a Steel Wire Rope

Jul 25, 1946 · 31m
No ratings yet
Documentary

PLOT

Produced in 1946 for Martin, Black and Company, makers of wire rope, this film is about how steel cables came to existence through the work of ingenious minds. Ingenious minds can thrive and measure; with expert judgment and knowledge they select the best raw material available. The film describes the making of steel ropes for mining cages, excavator work, overhead tram wires, and more in the steel works and rope making premises where strands are bound together.

REVIEWS

View reviews

CAST

Lionel Gamlin
Self - Commentator
Directed by Stanley Russell

DETAILS

Status
Released
Original language
EN
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Production
Thames and Clyde Films Co.
Country
GB
Critic Shelf
Rate what you watch, show it on shelves, and compare taste with anyone. Film and TV data from TMDB.
ACCOUNT
Sign in
Create account
Delete account
COMPANY
About
Contact
Privacy
Terms
This product uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB.
© 2026 Critic Shelf
WATCH · RATE · COMPARE