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In 1949, Whitey
Ryer spliced his first ski lift cable; it was 1-1/8" in diameter.
The company at that time was called Whitey Ryer and Sons.
In the early
years, we spliced ski lift, industrial and can conveyor cables.
In 1965, at the age of 17, Richard Ryer spliced his first can
conveyor cable. It was 3/8" in diameter. While still working
with his father, he spliced his first ski lift cable, 1-1/8"
in diameter, in 1975. When Whitey Ryer retired in the late 1970's,
Richard Ryer incorporated, and the name of our company changed
to Richard Ryer, Inc. in 1980.
To date, cables
spliced by our company have ranged in size from 1/8" up to
54mm in diameter.
In the early
1990's, we purchased non-destructive electromagnetic test equipment
from NDT Technologies, Inc. for the inspection of wire ropes.
Our wire rope
computer program was developed four years ago to assist our customers
with the organization of all records and printing of reports done
on wire rope splicing and inspections.
Our office
is located in Antioch, California and has been a family owned
business for the past fifty-one years.
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