Dayton
Dayton 3/32 in 500 ft 184 lb Stainless Steel Cable
Stainless steel wire rope with a 184 lb working load limit and 500 ft length for lifting tasks
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 500 ft continuous length reduces splice points on long runs
- 7 x 7 strand construction balances flexibility with strength
- 184 lb working load limit supports light lifting tasks
- 920 lbf breaking strength provides a five-to-one safety factor
Cable specification and intended use
Dayton 3/32 in stainless steel cable is supplied in a 500 ft length with a working load limit of 184 lb. It is built from 304 stainless steel in a 7 x 7 strand construction for general lifting and pulling tasks.
Sustained load behaviour
The cable carries a breaking strength of 920 lbf and an unlubricated IWRC core that resists deformation under continuous tension. Plain ends and an uncoated finish mean performance stays consistent without surface wear from coatings.
Upgrade context and limits
This plain 3/32 in rope replaces coated or fibre-core alternatives when corrosion resistance and a 5:1 design factor are required. It is not suited for applications needing a larger bend radius, integrated terminations or lubricated operation.
Highlights
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 500 ft continuous length reduces splice points on long runs
- 7 x 7 strand construction balances flexibility with strength
- 184 lb working load limit supports light lifting tasks
- 920 lbf breaking strength provides a five-to-one safety factor
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much force can the 304 stainless steel cable handle continuously during all-day lifting?
The working load limit is 184 lb, so the cable is rated for sustained loads up to that figure.
What fittings or terminations are needed to put the plain-end cable into service?
The cable ends are plain with no factory terminations, so you must supply your own clips, thimbles or swaged fittings.
Will the 7 x 7 strand construction and 3/32 in diameter run smoothly over the sheaves on my older winch?
The 7 x 7 classification and 3/32 in diameter match many legacy winch sheaves, but verify the groove profile before use.
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