Wireline Rope Sockets | Wedge/Spool/Slip/Clamp

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Product Overview

DEENPU rope sockets securely attach wireline / slickline to the tool string and are available in four types: the wedge (pear drop) type uses a brass wedge in a sleeve to grip the line; the spool (disc & spring) type fastens the line around a grooved disc; the slip type serves small braided lines to 5/16″ with slips designed to break the line at a set percentage of its tensile strength; and the clamp type secures the line between clamps with set screws.

Every type includes an external fishing neck so a lost tool string with its rope socket can be caught with a standard overshoot.

Key Features

• Wedge, spool, slip and clamp types for all line duties
• Slip type rated to 5/16″ braided line
• Line-break design at controlled % of tensile strength
• External fishing neck standard on all types
• Standard tool string top threads

Technical Specifications

Dimensions & Technical Data

Rope socket dimensions and line sizes

Quality & Testing

Every DEENPU Wireline Rope Sockets is manufactured under our API-compliant quality system: raw material traceability, 100% dimensional inspection, hydrostatic pressure testing and hardness verification before packing. Material certificates, inspection reports and API documentation are provided with shipment on request.

Applications

• Slickline and braided line tool strings
• Wireline fishing compatibility (standard necks)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which rope socket for braided line?

A: The slip type, designed for small braided lines up to 5/16″, with controlled line-break protection.

Q: Why does the fishing neck matter?

A: If the line parts, the fishing neck on the socket is what your overshoot catches — all DEENPU sockets carry a standard external neck.