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Dayton 3/16 in 100 ft 1x19 304 Stainless Steel Cable 940 lb WLL
100 ft of 304 stainless steel 1x19 cable rated for 940 lb working load and 4,700 lbf breaking strength
- 940 lb working load limit for heavy lifts
- 4,700 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in wet environments
- 1x19 strand construction keeps cable flexible on reels
- 100 ft continuous length reduces splice points
Dayton 304 Stainless Steel Cable 100 ft
This 100 ft length of 304 stainless steel cable is built for lifting and pulling tasks. The 1x19 strand construction provides a working load limit of 940 lb and a breaking strength of 4,700 lbf. It arrives unlubricated with plain ends ready for termination.
Suits fixed rigging and straight pulls
The 1x19 design delivers high strength with minimal stretch, making it suitable for permanent installations, guy wires and straight-line lifting. Buyers who need a flexible rope for repeated bending over sheaves or tight-radius routing should look at alternative constructions with higher strand counts.
1x19 strand construction defines flexibility
The 1x19 classification means the cable is stiff and resists fatigue poorly when cycled over pulleys or tight bends. If the application involves frequent movement or small bend radii, this specific strand geometry will not perform reliably. Choose a different rope construction for those conditions.
Highlights
- 940 lb working load limit for heavy lifts
- 4,700 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in wet environments
- 1x19 strand construction keeps cable flexible on reels
- 100 ft continuous length reduces splice points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What fittings or terminations do I need to attach the 3/16 in plain-end cable to my lifting gear?
The cable has plain ends, so you must supply thimbles, swage sleeves, wire-rope clips or other rated terminations that match the 3/16 in diameter and 1x19 construction.
Will the 304 stainless cable gall or corrode when run through my existing carbon-steel sheaves?
304 stainless resists corrosion but can gall against bare carbon steel under load; use compatible stainless or nylon-lined sheaves and keep the contact surfaces clean and lubricated.
How do I verify the 940 lb working load limit is still valid after I install the cable?
Inspect the full 100 ft length for kinks, broken wires, corrosion or distortion; confirm all terminations are correctly swaged or clipped and that the bend radius meets the 1x19 construction requirements.
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