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Dayton 1/8 in 304 Stainless Steel Cable 25 ft WLL 300 lb
304 stainless steel cable, 1/8 in diameter and 25 ft long, rated for a 300 lb working load limit with 1,500 lbf breaking strength
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 19×7 strand construction provides flexibility for rigging tasks
- 1,500 lbf breaking strength adds a 5:1 safety margin
- 25 ft length covers typical lifting and pulling runs
- Rated for lifting with a 300 lb working load limit
1/8 in 304 Stainless Cable 25 ft
This 25 ft length of 1/8 in diameter cable is made from 304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance. It has a working load limit of 300 lb and a breaking strength of 1,500 lbf. The 19 x 7 strand construction with an IWRC core suits general lifting and pulling tasks. The plain, unlubricated ends allow direct attachment to hardware.
Sustained Load Behaviour 300 lb WLL
The working load limit of 300 lb defines the maximum force for continuous or repeated use without permanent deformation. The 1,500 lbf breaking strength provides a 5:1 design factor against sudden failure. The IWRC core maintains rope shape under tension better than fibre cores. Unlubricated surfaces require inspection for wear during extended service.
304 Stainless Material Limits
304 stainless steel resists atmospheric corrosion but can pit in chloride-rich environments such as marine splash zones. The uncoated finish offers no additional barrier against chemical attack. California Proposition 65 warnings indicate the presence of listed chemicals. No minimum or maximum operating temperatures are specified for this construction.
Highlights
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 19×7 strand construction provides flexibility for rigging tasks
- 1,500 lbf breaking strength adds a 5:1 safety margin
- 25 ft length covers typical lifting and pulling runs
- Rated for lifting with a 300 lb working load limit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 304 stainless steel cable generate heat or noise during continuous lifting?
The 1/8 in 304 stainless steel wire rope is a passive component with no moving parts, so it produces no heat or noise under its 300 lb working load limit.
What fittings must I already own to attach this plain-end cable?
You will need separate wire-rope clips, thimbles, sleeves or other terminations compatible with 1/8 in 19 x 7 IWRC construction to create load-rated eyes or hooks.
Can this 25 ft length be spliced into an older galvanized rope of the same diameter?
Splicing 304 stainless 19 x 7 IWRC to galvanized rope is not recommended; use matched stainless fittings instead to maintain the 300 lb working load limit and 1,500 lbf breaking strength.
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