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Dayton 1/4 in 7x19 100 ft 1280 lb SS Cable
Stainless-steel 7x19 wire rope, 100 ft long, rated for 1280 lb working load and 6400 lbf breaking strength
- 7 x 19 strand construction gives flexible handling
- 1280 lb working load limit supports heavy lifting
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Vinyl coating protects cable and reduces wear
- 100 ft length suits long-run installations
1/4 in 7x19 Stainless Cable
Dayton 1/4 in 7x19 stainless steel cable is supplied in a 100 ft length with a vinyl coating. The wire rope uses 304 grade material and an IWRC core. It carries a working load limit of 1280 lb and a breaking strength of 6400 lbf. The plain ends are unlubricated and silver in colour.
Suitable uses and limits
This cable suits lifting and pulling tasks that require corrosion resistance and a 7x19 strand construction. It is not for applications needing a bare metal finish or a lubricated surface. Buyers who require a different diameter, a longer continuous length or a higher working load limit should look at other options.
Working load limit decides fit
The 1280 lb working load limit is the single figure that determines whether this cable matches the load requirements of the job. Verify the calculated load against this limit before purchase.
Highlights
- 7 x 19 strand construction gives flexible handling
- 1280 lb working load limit supports heavy lifting
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Vinyl coating protects cable and reduces wear
- 100 ft length suits long-run installations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 1280 lb working load limit mean when the cable is actually in use?
It is the maximum load you should apply in normal lifting or pulling; the cable itself can withstand up to 6,400 lbf before breaking.
How does the 7x19 strand construction affect flexibility and strength?
The 7x19 classification gives the rope good flexibility for bending over sheaves while maintaining the 1,280 lb working load limit.
What clearance is needed to run this 1/4 in cable through a system?
The vinyl coating brings the overall diameter to 5/16 in, so any pulley, fairlead or conduit must accommodate at least that width.
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