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Dayton 1/8 in 500 ft 352 lb 7x19 SS Cable
Stainless-steel 7x19 wire rope, 500 ft long with a 352 lb working load limit and vinyl coating
- 352 lb working load limit for safe lifting
- 1,760 lbf breaking strength for high durability
- 500 ft continuous length reduces splice needs
- 304 stainless steel with vinyl coating resists corrosion
- 7x19 strand construction provides flexibility and strength
Cable Specification
This Dayton cable is a 1/8 inch diameter stainless steel wire rope supplied in a 500 foot length. It uses a 7x19 strand construction with an IWRC core and a vinyl coating. The working load limit is 352 lb and the breaking strength is 1,760 lbf.
Working Load Limit
The single specification that decides suitability is the 352 lb working load limit. This figure determines the maximum safe load for lifting or pulling tasks. Exceeding this limit risks cable failure and serious injury. Always match the load requirement to this rated capacity before use.
Intended Use
This cable suits rigging, lifting and pulling jobs that require corrosion-resistant stainless steel within the 352 lb working load. It is not for buyers who need a higher working load limit, a different diameter or an uncoated rope for specific environmental conditions.
Highlights
- 352 lb working load limit for safe lifting
- 1,760 lbf breaking strength for high durability
- 500 ft continuous length reduces splice needs
- 304 stainless steel with vinyl coating resists corrosion
- 7x19 strand construction provides flexibility and strength
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 352 lb working load limit mean when the cable is rigged in a real machine?
It is the maximum load you should apply in normal use; the cable's breaking strength is 1,760 lbf, giving a 5:1 safety factor.
How does the 7x19 strand construction affect flexibility and what does the vinyl coating add?
The 7x19 layout makes the rope very flexible for pulleys and winches, while the vinyl coating protects the 304 stainless core from abrasion and corrosion.
What diameter hole or sheave groove is needed for the 1/8 in cable with its vinyl coating?
The bare rope is 1/8 in, but the vinyl coating brings the overall diameter to 3/16 in, so size sheaves and fairleads for at least 3/16 in.
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