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Dayton 304 Stainless Steel Wire Rope 1/8 in 500 ft 340 lb WLL
304 stainless steel wire rope, 1/8 in diameter and 500 ft long, rated for 340 lb working load and 1,700 lbf breaking strength
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 340 lb working load limit handles demanding lifting tasks
- 7 x 7 strand construction provides flexibility and strength
- 500 ft continuous length reduces splice points in long runs
- 1,700 lbf breaking strength delivers a 5:1 safety factor
Dayton 304 Stainless Steel Wire Rope
This Dayton wire rope is a 500 ft length of 304 stainless steel cable designed for lifting and pulling tasks. It features a 7 x 7 strand construction with an independent wire rope core and a plain end finish. The unlubricated, uncoated cable offers corrosion resistance suitable for marine, industrial and architectural rigging.
Suited for general rigging and fixed installations
The rope carries a working load limit of 340 lb and a breaking strength of 1,700 lbf, fitting light-duty hoisting, winching and barrier systems. Buyers who need a higher working load limit or a larger diameter for heavier overhead lifting should look at something else. The plain ends require termination hardware before use.
1/8 in diameter with 340 lb working load limit
The 1/8 in overall diameter determines compatibility with sheaves, thimbles and clips sized for this gauge. The 340 lb working load limit is the key figure for calculating safe loads in your application. Verify that both the diameter and the load rating match the requirements of your hardware and safety standards.
Highlights
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 340 lb working load limit handles demanding lifting tasks
- 7 x 7 strand construction provides flexibility and strength
- 500 ft continuous length reduces splice points in long runs
- 1,700 lbf breaking strength delivers a 5:1 safety factor
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which length of the 304 stainless steel wire rope fits my project?
This reel provides 500 ft of 1/8 in diameter cable, giving you a single continuous length for runs up to that distance.
How much weight can the 340 lb working load limit actually support in use?
The 340 lb working load limit is the maximum load you should apply during normal lifting or pulling; the rope's breaking strength is 1,700 lbf, providing a 5:1 safety factor.
What does the 7 x 7 strand construction mean for flexibility and handling?
The 7 x 7 classification uses seven strands of seven wires each, balancing flexibility for reeving with the stiffness needed to resist crushing on drums or sheaves.
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