Dayton
Dayton 1/16 in 100 ft 7x7 304 SS Vinyl Coated Cable
Vinyl-coated 304 stainless steel cable with 7x7 construction, 96 lb working load limit and 480 lbf breaking strength
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Vinyl coating protects the cable and improves handling
- 100 ft length covers long runs without splicing
- 7x7 construction balances flexibility and strength
- 96 lb working load limit suits light lifting tasks
What this cable is and who it suits
This Dayton 304 stainless steel cable has a 1/16 inch diameter and 100 foot length with a 7x7 strand construction. The vinyl coating adds abrasion resistance while the plain ends allow custom termination. It is rated for lifting with a 96 lb working load limit.
How it behaves under sustained load
The 304 stainless steel core resists corrosion during prolonged outdoor or marine exposure. Unlubricated construction means no oil residue transfers to handled surfaces. The 480 lbf breaking strength provides a 5:1 safety factor above the working load limit for static lifting applications.
The specification that decides fit
A 96 lb working load limit determines whether this cable handles your intended load. The 3/32 inch overall diameter with vinyl coating affects clearance through pulleys or fairleads. Buyers needing higher working loads or different end fittings must select alternative products.
Highlights
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Vinyl coating protects the cable and improves handling
- 100 ft length covers long runs without splicing
- 7x7 construction balances flexibility and strength
- 96 lb working load limit suits light lifting tasks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much force can the 1/16 in cable handle before it fails?
The breaking strength is 480 lbf, giving a working load limit of 96 lb for lifting tasks.
What end fittings are needed to attach this plain-end cable?
The cable has plain ends with no hardware; you must supply your own thimbles, clips or swaged fittings.
Will the 3/32 in vinyl-coated diameter fit through my existing 1/16 in pulleys?
The coated overall diameter is 3/32 in, which is larger than bare 1/16 in rope and may require wider sheaves.
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