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Dayton 1/8 in 7x19 galvanized steel cable 250 ft 400 lb WLL
Galvanized steel 7x19 cable rated for 400 lb working load, 250 ft length
- 7x19 strand construction delivers flexible handling
- Galvanized steel resists corrosion for outdoor use
- 400 lb working load limit supports heavy lifts
- 250 ft continuous length reduces splice points
- Plain ends allow custom termination on site
1/8 in 250 ft Galvanized Cable
This Dayton galvanized steel cable measures 1/8 in diameter and extends 250 ft on a plain-end spool. It is built with a 7x19 strand construction and an IWRC core for lifting and pulling tasks. The working load limit is 400 lb with a breaking strength of 2,000 lbf.
For lifting and rigging within 400 lb WLL
Suits installers, maintenance crews and riggers who need a flexible, uncoated steel rope for hoisting, winching or guying where the load stays within the 400 lb working limit. Not for applications that exceed this limit or that require a coated, lubricated or larger-diameter rope.
Working load limit 400 lb
The single figure that decides fit is the 400 lb working load limit. Verify that your maximum applied load, including dynamic effects, remains at or below this value before specifying this cable.
Highlights
- 7x19 strand construction delivers flexible handling
- Galvanized steel resists corrosion for outdoor use
- 400 lb working load limit supports heavy lifts
- 250 ft continuous length reduces splice points
- Plain ends allow custom termination on site
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What diameter sheave or pulley groove is required for the 1/8 in galvanized steel cable?
The cable measures 1/8 in overall diameter; choose a groove sized for that dimension to prevent pinching or excessive wear.
How do you properly terminate the plain ends of this 7x19 wire rope for lifting?
Use swaged sleeves, wire-rope clips or a thimble eye matched to 1/8 in diameter; follow the fitting manufacturer's torque and spacing instructions to avoid the common error of under-tightening clips.
When should the 250 ft length be retired based on visible wear or corrosion?
Inspect regularly for broken wires, kinks, rust pitting or diameter reduction; replace the rope once any strand damage appears or the galvanized coating is worn through.
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