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Dayton 3/16 in 100 ft 7x19 740 lb 304 Stainless Steel Cable
304 stainless steel cable with 7x19 construction, 100 ft length, 740 lb working load limit, and vinyl coating
- 740 lb working load for confident lifting
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 7x19 strand construction delivers flexibility and strength
- 100 ft length covers extended reach applications
- Vinyl coating protects surfaces and reduces wear
3/16 in 100 ft 304 Stainless Steel Cable
This 100 ft length of 304 stainless steel cable is built for lifting and pulling tasks. It uses a 7x19 strand construction with an IWRC core and a vinyl coating over a 1/4 in overall diameter. The working load limit is 740 lb with a breaking strength of 3,700 lbf.
Suited for corrosion-resistant rigging
The vinyl-coated stainless steel construction serves marine, architectural and industrial jobs where rust resistance matters. It is not suited for applications requiring an uncoated wire rope or a different strand construction such as 1x19. Buyers needing a higher working load limit or a specific bend radius should look at alternative specifications.
740 lb working load limit decides fit
The 740 lb working load limit is the single figure that determines whether this cable matches the load requirements of the job. Verify that the applied load stays within this limit before specifying the part. The 3,700 lbf breaking strength provides the safety factor context for that limit.
Highlights
- 740 lb working load for confident lifting
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 7x19 strand construction delivers flexibility and strength
- 100 ft length covers extended reach applications
- Vinyl coating protects surfaces and reduces wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What working load limit does the 3/16 inch 7x19 stainless cable support?
The cable has a working load limit of 740 lb and a breaking strength of 3,700 lbf, making it suitable for lifting within that rated capacity.
What diameter and length does the vinyl-coated 304 stainless cable measure?
The bare wire rope is 3/16 inch in diameter with a 1/4 inch overall diameter including the vinyl coating, and it is supplied in a 100 ft length.
How should the plain-end 7x19 cable be terminated for lifting use?
Because the ends are plain and unlubricated, they must be properly secured with wire-rope clips, swaged fittings or other approved terminations before any lifting load is applied.
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