Dayton
Dayton 3/32 in 250 ft 7x7 Galvanized Steel Cable 184 lb WLL
Galvanised steel wire rope with a 7×7 construction, 250 ft length, 184 lb working load limit and 920 lbf breaking strength
- Supports 184 lb working loads for secure lifting
- 920 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 7x7 galvanised steel resists corrosion in harsh use
- 250 ft continuous length covers long runs
- Vinyl coating protects cable and reduces wear
Cable Construction
This Dayton wire rope uses a 7x7 strand configuration made from galvanized steel with an IWRC core. The cable measures 3/32 in diameter and has an overall vinyl-coated diameter of 1/8 in. It is supplied in a 250 ft length with plain ends and an unlubricated finish.
Working Load Limits
The working load limit is 184 lb with a breaking strength of 920 lbf, making it suitable for general lifting and pulling tasks within that capacity. It is not intended for applications requiring higher rated loads or specific bend radius compliance. Buyers needing greater working load limits or certified overhead lifting slings should consider alternative products.
Proposition 65 Notice
This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. The cable is coated in silver vinyl and rated for lifting use. No minimum or maximum operating temperature range is provided by the manufacturer.
Highlights
- Supports 184 lb working loads for secure lifting
- 920 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 7x7 galvanised steel resists corrosion in harsh use
- 250 ft continuous length covers long runs
- Vinyl coating protects cable and reduces wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What working load limit does the 3/32 in galvanized steel cable support?
The cable has a working load limit of 184 lb and a breaking strength of 920 lbf, making it suitable for lifting tasks within that capacity.
What diameter and length does this 7x7 wire rope measure?
It is 3/32 in cable diameter with a 1/8 in overall vinyl-coated diameter, supplied in a 250 ft continuous length on a reel.
How do you properly terminate the plain ends of this unlubricated galvanized cable?
Use swaged sleeves or wire-rope clips rated for 3/32 in 7x7 construction; follow the clip manufacturer's torque and spacing instructions to avoid the common error of under-tightening.
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