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Dayton 1/4 in 7x19 Galvanized Steel Cable 100 ft 1400 lb WLL
Galvanized steel cable with 7x19 construction provides a 1,400 lb working load limit across 100 ft length
- 1/4 in galvanised steel cable rated for 1400 lb working load
- 7 x 19 strand construction gives flexibility and strength
- 100 ft length supplied on a single reel
- Vinyl coating protects the steel from corrosion
- Suitable for lifting applications with plain ends
1/4 in Galvanized Steel Cable
This Dayton cable is a 100 ft length of 7x19 construction galvanized steel wire rope with a vinyl coating. It has a working load limit of 1400 lb and a breaking strength of 7000 lbf. The cable features an IWRC core and plain ends. It is supplied new and unlubricated.
General purpose lifting and pulling
The cable suits users who need a coated steel rope for general lifting, pulling or conveying tasks where a 1400 lb working load limit is sufficient. The vinyl coating provides a silver finish over the galvanized steel. Buyers who need a higher working load limit or a specific bend radius rating should look at alternative products.
1400 lb working load limit
The working load limit of 1400 lb is the primary specification that determines if this cable meets the safety requirements for a specific application. This limit applies to the cable as supplied with plain ends. Always verify the load requirement before use.
Highlights
- 1/4 in galvanised steel cable rated for 1400 lb working load
- 7 x 19 strand construction gives flexibility and strength
- 100 ft length supplied on a single reel
- Vinyl coating protects the steel from corrosion
- Suitable for lifting applications with plain ends
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much force can the 1/4 in galvanized steel cable handle during continuous lifting?
The working load limit is 1,400 lb and the breaking strength is 7,000 lbf, so sustained loads must stay at or below the working load limit.
What fittings or tools are needed to attach the plain-end cable to a load?
The ends are plain with no hardware included, so you will need thimbles, clips, sleeves or other termination hardware suited to 1/4 in 7x19 wire rope.
Will the vinyl coating on this 7x19 cable interfere with older steel sheaves or winch drums?
The coated overall diameter is 5/16 in, which is larger than the bare 1/4 in rope, so check that existing sheaves and drums accommodate the increased size.
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