Dayton
Dayton 1/8 in 7x19 Steel Cable 100 ft 400 lb WLL
Galvanized steel 7x19 cable with nylon coating, 100 ft length, 400 lb working load limit
- Supports lifting tasks with 400 lb working load limit
- 7x19 strand construction provides flexibility for routing
- 100 ft length covers extended reach needs
- Galvanized steel with nylon coating resists corrosion
- Plain ends allow custom termination on site
Dayton 1/8 in 7x19 Steel Cable
This Dayton steel cable is a 100-foot length of 1/8 inch diameter wire rope built for lifting and pulling tasks. It uses a 7x19 strand construction with an IWRC core and a nylon coating over galvanized steel. The working load limit is 400 lb and the breaking strength is 2,000 lbf.
Suited for general lifting and rigging jobs
The cable suits general lifting and rigging jobs where a 400 lb working load limit is sufficient. The plain ends require the user to add appropriate terminations before use. Buyers who need a higher working load limit or factory-fitted end fittings should look at a different specification.
Working load limit of 400 lb decides suitability
The single specification that decides whether this is the right part is the 400 lb working load limit. Verify that the load you intend to lift or pull stays within this limit. The 7x19 construction and nylon coating provide flexibility and corrosion resistance for the stated capacity.
Highlights
- Supports lifting tasks with 400 lb working load limit
- 7x19 strand construction provides flexibility for routing
- 100 ft length covers extended reach needs
- Galvanized steel with nylon coating resists corrosion
- Plain ends allow custom termination on site
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the cable come with any fittings or do I need to buy thimbles and clips separately?
The cable has plain ends with no factory-installed fittings, so thimbles, clips or other terminations must be purchased separately.
What does the 7x19 strand construction tell me about flexibility compared to other Dayton cables?
The 7x19 classification means the rope has seven strands of nineteen wires each, giving it greater flexibility than constructions with fewer wires per strand.
How does the 400 lb working load limit apply when the 100 ft coil is rigged in a lifting setup?
The 400 lb working load limit is the maximum load the cable should carry in a straight lift; angles, knots or sharp bends reduce the safe load further.
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