Dayton
Dayton 1/16 in 250 ft 7x7 304 stainless vinyl coated cable 96 lb WLL
1/16 in vinyl-coated 304 stainless steel cable with 96 lb working load limit on a 250 ft reel
- 96 lb working load limit for secure lifting
- 480 lbf breaking strength provides a 5:1 safety margin
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Vinyl coating protects the cable and reduces wear
- 250 ft continuous length covers long-run applications
Product Identity
The Dayton 1/16 inch vinyl coated cable provides 250 feet of 304 stainless steel wire rope in a 7x7 construction. It suits rigging, marine and general utility tasks where corrosion resistance and moderate strength are required.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The cable carries a working load limit of 96 pounds and a breaking strength of 480 lbf, giving a 5:1 safety factor for continuous tension. Unlubricated strands and a plain end allow straightforward termination without factory fittings.
Deciding Specification
The overall diameter measures 1/8 inch after the vinyl coating is applied over the 1/16 inch steel core. Buyers needing a thinner profile or an uncoated surface for direct metal contact should select a different product.
Highlights
- 96 lb working load limit for secure lifting
- 480 lbf breaking strength provides a 5:1 safety margin
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Vinyl coating protects the cable and reduces wear
- 250 ft continuous length covers long-run applications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 1/8 in overall diameter with vinyl coating change how the 7x7 304 stainless cable handles heat during long pulls?
The vinyl coating protects the 304 stainless steel from corrosion and abrasion; the 7x7 construction remains flexible during continuous use.
What fittings or tools do I need to terminate the plain ends of this 1/16 in 7x7 cable for lifting?
Use 1/16 in wire-rope clips, thimbles or swage sleeves rated for 7x7 construction; the plain ends have no factory terminals.
Will the 96 lb WLL and 480 lbf breaking strength work safely with my older 1/8 in pulleys and winches?
The 1/8 in overall diameter matches standard 1/8 in sheaves; the 7x7 strand flexes cleanly on older pulley grooves rated for vinyl-coated cable.
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