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Dayton 1/16 in 7x7 Stainless Wire Rope 500 ft 96 lb WLL
500 ft of 304 stainless 7x7 wire rope with a 96 lb working load limit and vinyl coating
- 304 stainless resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 7x7 strand construction balances flexibility with strength
- Vinyl coating protects the wire from abrasion
- 96 lb working load limit suits light lifting tasks
- 500 ft continuous length reduces splice points
1/16 in 7x7 Stainless Wire Rope
This 500 ft reel of 1/16 in diameter wire rope is built from 304 stainless steel with a 7 x 7 strand construction and an IWRC core. It is intended for lifting and pulling tasks where a working load limit of 96 lb and a breaking strength of 480 lbf are sufficient.
Check your rigging hardware compatibility
Verify that your blocks, thimbles and connectors accept a 1/16 in cable and a 3/32 in vinyl-coated overall diameter. The plain ends require termination before use, and the unlubricated, vinyl-coated surface may affect grip in certain clamp types. Ensure the 96 lb working load limit matches the load calculations for your application.
Integrates with standard lifting assemblies
The vinyl coating protects the 304 stainless strands while the IWRC core provides structural stability during bending. Plain ends allow custom splicing or swaging to suit existing hardware. The 500 ft length lets you cut exact runs without joining multiple pieces, reducing potential failure points in the system.
Highlights
- 304 stainless resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 7x7 strand construction balances flexibility with strength
- Vinyl coating protects the wire from abrasion
- 96 lb working load limit suits light lifting tasks
- 500 ft continuous length reduces splice points
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
Does the 500 ft roll of 1/16 in 7x7 stainless wire rope include end fittings or are they sold separately?
The rope is supplied plain with no end fittings; thimbles, clips or swaged terminals must be purchased separately.
When should I choose the 1/16 in diameter with a 96 lb working load limit instead of a thicker or thinner option?
Select this diameter when the application requires a 96 lb working load limit and a 480 lbf breaking strength in a compact 1/16 in profile.
What does the 96 lb working load limit mean when the rope is rigged in a real lifting setup?
The 96 lb working load limit is the maximum load that should be applied in normal use, derived from the 480 lbf breaking strength with a 5:1 safety factor.
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