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Dayton 100 ft 1/8 in 352 lb Wire Rope
Stainless-steel wire rope with vinyl coating, 100 ft length, 1/8 in diameter and 352 lb working load limit
- 352 lb working load for safe lifting
- 1,760 lbf breaking strength handles heavy strain
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 100 ft length provides extended reach for rigging
- Vinyl coating protects the rope and reduces wear
100 ft 304 Stainless Steel Wire Rope
This 100 ft length of 304 stainless steel wire rope is built for lifting and pulling tasks. A vinyl coating adds corrosion resistance and a smooth silver finish. The 7 x 19 strand construction provides flexibility for reeving through blocks or sheaves. It is supplied plain at both ends for on-site termination.
Suits general rigging and winching.
The 352 lb working load limit fits light hoisting, winching and tensioning jobs on workshops, farms or marine decks. The coated construction resists splash and weather exposure. Buyers who need a higher working load limit or a certified sling assembly should look at a different specification.
Verify diameter, end fittings
Confirm that the 1/8 in cable diameter matches your sheaves, drums and fairleads. The plain ends require swaged sleeves, wire-rope clips or thimbles supplied separately. Ensure the 352 lb working load limit covers the maximum intended load with an appropriate safety factor.
Highlights
- 352 lb working load for safe lifting
- 1,760 lbf breaking strength handles heavy strain
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 100 ft length provides extended reach for rigging
- Vinyl coating protects the rope and reduces wear
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What fittings or terminations do I need to attach to the plain ends of this 1/8 in stainless wire rope?
The rope ends are plain cut, so you must supply your own thimbles, sleeves, clips or swaged fittings rated for 1/8 in 7×19 stainless cable and the 352 lb working load limit.
Will the 7/32 in vinyl-coated diameter fit through the sheaves and fairleads on my existing 1/8 in bare-cable rigging?
The vinyl coating increases overall diameter to 7/32 in, so verify every sheave groove and fairlead opening accommodates that larger size before re-using older hardware.
How can I confirm the 304 stainless construction and 352 lb working load limit after the rope is installed?
Check for the 304 stainless marking on the wire surface and test the assembly under a calibrated load not exceeding 352 lb to verify performance.
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