Dayton
Dayton 1/4 in 100 ft 1220 lb 7x7 Steel Conveying Cable
Galvanised steel cable with a 1,220 lb working load limit and polypropylene coating for lifting, pulling or conveying tasks
- 1220 lb working load limit for heavy lifting
- 6100 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 100 ft length covers long spans
- 7x7 galvanized steel construction resists corrosion
- Polypropylene coating protects cable and surfaces
1/4 in Galvanized Steel Cable
The Dayton cable is a 100 ft length of 1/4 in galvanized steel rope built for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. Its 7x7 strand construction with an IWRC core provides a working load limit of 1,220 lb and a breaking strength of 6,100 lbf. The black polypropylene coating adds corrosion resistance and protects surrounding surfaces during use.
Plain Ends for Custom Rigging
Supplied with plain cut ends, the rope requires user-supplied terminations such as thimbles, clips or swaged fittings to integrate into a winch, hoist or pulley system. The unlubricated, coated finish reduces handling mess while the 5/16 in overall diameter fits standard 1/4 in hardware. No pre-formed loops or hooks are included, so the builder must plan the attachment method before installation.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Under continuous tension the IWRC core maintains structural stability and resists crushing better than fibre-core alternatives. The galvanized steel strands and polypropylene jacket together resist environmental degradation during extended outdoor exposure. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the materials contain chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 1220 lb working load limit for heavy lifting
- 6100 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 100 ft length covers long spans
- 7x7 galvanized steel construction resists corrosion
- Polypropylene coating protects cable and surfaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
When will the 1,220 lb working load limit be reached during continuous pulling?
The working load limit of 1,220 lb is the maximum safe load for any lift or pull; sustained use at or above this value is not recommended.
How much heat or noise does the 7x7 galvanized steel cable generate when run all day?
The cable itself produces no heat or noise; any sound or temperature rise comes from the winch, sheaves or load, not from the rope.
What fittings or terminations must I already have to use the plain-ended 1/4 in cable?
You need thimbles, clips, sockets or swaged fittings compatible with 1/4 in 7x7 wire rope to create safe end connections.
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