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Dayton 3/8 in 100 ft Stainless Steel Wire Rope 3500 lb WLL
100 ft of 304 stainless steel wire rope with a 3,500 lb working load limit and 17,500 lbf breaking strength
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 3,500 lb working load limit handles heavy lifting tasks
- 17,500 lbf breaking strength provides a 5:1 safety margin
- 100 ft length covers long runs without splices
- 1x19 construction delivers high strength with minimal stretch
Application fit
This 304 stainless steel wire rope is built for lifting and pulling tasks that demand corrosion resistance and a 3500 lb working load limit. The 1x19 strand construction provides high breaking strength of 17500 lbf in a compact 3/8 in diameter. It is not suited for applications requiring a flexible bend radius or pre-lubricated surfaces.
Thermals noise power
As a passive mechanical component the rope generates no heat, draws no power and produces no operational noise. Performance is unaffected by temperature extremes within the material limits of 304 stainless steel. The unlubricated, uncoated finish eliminates the risk of contaminant shedding in clean environments.
Accessory impact
The plain end finish and 100 ft continuous length allow custom termination with swaged fittings, clips or thimbles to match specific rigging hardware. No factory-installed hooks or sleeves are included so the installer selects the exact connection method required. The silver uncoated surface accepts paint or marking if needed.
Highlights
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 3,500 lb working load limit handles heavy lifting tasks
- 17,500 lbf breaking strength provides a 5:1 safety margin
- 100 ft length covers long runs without splices
- 1x19 construction delivers high strength with minimal stretch
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 100 ft 3/8 in stainless steel wire rope and what step is often missed?
Unreel the rope straight to avoid kinks, attach plain ends with properly sized clips or swaged fittings, and torque each clip to the manufacturer's specification — the step most often missed is re-torquing after the first load cycle.
What maintenance or replacement will the 304 stainless steel IWRC rope need later?
Inspect regularly for broken wires, corrosion, or diameter reduction; lubricate periodically even though it ships unlubricated, and replace immediately if any strand shows 10 % broken wires in one lay length or the rope diameter drops below nominal.
What limit appears first on the 3,500 lb WLL rope during sustained heavy use?
The 3,500 lb working load limit is reached long before the 17,500 lbf breaking strength; exceeding the WLL causes permanent stretch and core distortion, so the WLL is the practical ceiling in continuous service.
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