Dayton
Dayton 1/8 in 500 ft 1x19 304 SS Cable
Stainless steel wire rope, 500 ft long with a 420 lb working load limit and 2,100 lbf breaking strength
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 1x19 construction delivers 2,100 lbf breaking strength for heavy loads
- 420 lb working load limit supports safe lifting operations
- 500 ft continuous length covers large projects without splices
- Unlubricated plain ends allow immediate custom termination
Cable Construction
This Dayton cable uses 304 stainless steel with a 1x19 strand classification and an IWRC core. The plain end type and unlubricated finish suit general lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. Supplied in a 500 ft length with a silver uncoated surface.
Compatibility Check
Verify that a 1/8 in diameter cable matches your existing sheaves, drums and terminations. Confirm the 420 lb working load limit covers the intended load with your required safety factor. Ensure 304 stainless steel is acceptable for the operating environment.
Build Integration
The 1x19 construction provides high breaking strength of 2,100 lbf while remaining uncoated for direct attachment. Plain ends allow custom termination with compatible fittings. The 500 ft reel feeds continuous runs without splicing. Unlubricated surface may require field lubrication depending on application.
Highlights
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 1x19 construction delivers 2,100 lbf breaking strength for heavy loads
- 420 lb working load limit supports safe lifting operations
- 500 ft continuous length covers large projects without splices
- Unlubricated plain ends allow immediate custom termination
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 500 ft length include and are any fittings supplied?
The reel provides 500 ft of 1/8 in 304 stainless steel cable with a 1x19 strand construction and plain ends; no hooks, thimbles or other terminations are included.
When should I choose the 1x19 construction over other strand patterns?
The 1x19 layout gives a smooth, stiff rope that resists abrasion and runs cleanly over sheaves, making it suited for straight pulls and fixed rigging where flexibility is less critical.
How does the 420 lb working load limit apply once the cable is installed?
The 420 lb WLL is the maximum load the cable should carry in normal lifting use; it already incorporates the safety margin from the 2,100 lbf breaking strength.
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