Dayton
Dayton 304 Stainless Steel Wire Rope 1/4 in 100 ft 900 lb
304 stainless steel wire rope, 100 ft long by 1/4 in diameter, rated for a 900 lb working load limit and 4,500 lbf breaking strength with a 6 x 37 strand construction
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 6×37 strand construction provides flexibility for smooth operation
- 900 lb working load limit supports heavy lifting tasks
- 100 ft length covers extended rigging requirements
- 4,500 lbf breaking strength delivers reliable safety margin
304 Stainless Steel Wire Rope 100 ft
This 100 ft length of 304 stainless steel wire rope is built for lifting and pulling tasks where corrosion resistance matters. The 1/4 in diameter and 6 x 37 strand classification suit rigging, marine hardware and general industrial use. Buyers who need a smaller diameter or a different core construction should look elsewhere.
900 lb Working Load Limit
The independent wire rope core provides structural stability under load. With a working load limit of 900 lb and a breaking strength of 4 500 lbf the rope handles repeated tension cycles in normal lifting operations. The unlubricated, uncoated finish means no factory oil residue but also no added surface protection against friction.
Plain Ends Ready for Custom Termination
Supplied with plain cut ends the rope can be fitted with thimbles, clips or swaged fittings to match the specific rigging plan. The silver 304 stainless surface resists rust in outdoor and wet environments without additional coating. Users who require pre-assembled slings or factory-installed hardware will need to add those separately.
Highlights
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 6×37 strand construction provides flexibility for smooth operation
- 900 lb working load limit supports heavy lifting tasks
- 100 ft length covers extended rigging requirements
- 4,500 lbf breaking strength delivers reliable safety margin
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/4 in 6 x 37 wire rope and what step is commonly missed?
Uncoil the 100 ft length without kinking, then secure the plain ends with properly sized stainless steel clips; the step often missed is matching clip size to the 1/4 in diameter and applying the correct number of clips for a 6 x 37 construction.
What maintenance or replacement will the 304 stainless steel IWRC rope need later?
Inspect regularly for broken wires, corrosion or distortion; replace the rope when wear exceeds 10 % of the 1/4 in diameter or if the IWRC core shows damage, since the unlubricated 6 x 37 strands rely on visual checks.
What limit appears first during sustained lifting with the 900 lb working load?
The 900 lb working load limit is reached well before the 4,500 lbf breaking strength, so sustained use must stay at or below 900 lb to maintain the 5:1 design factor.
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