Dayton
Dayton 33RF67 Vinyl-Coated Cable 1/4 in 250 ft 7x19
Vinyl-coated 304 stainless-steel cable, 250 ft long with a 1/4 in overall diameter and 7x19 construction, rated for a 740 lb working load limit
- TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
- Vinyl coating protects the 304 stainless steel core from corrosion
- 7 x 19 strand construction gives flexible handling on long 250 ft runs
- 740 lb working load limit supports heavy lifting tasks
- 3,700 lbf breaking strength provides a high safety margin
- Plain ends allow quick attachment to hooks or thimbles
Vinyl-Coated Stainless Cable
This Dayton cable is a 250-foot length of 304 stainless steel wire rope with a vinyl coating. The 7 x 19 strand construction provides flexibility for lifting and rigging tasks. It has a working load limit of 740 lb and a breaking strength of 3,700 lbf.
Suited for General Lifting and Rigging
The coated design resists corrosion in outdoor environments and reduces abrasion during use. It is not intended for applications requiring a specific bend radius or lubricated wire rope. Buyers needing galvanised or uncoated rope should look elsewhere.
7 x 19 Strand Classification
This specification determines the cable's flexibility and fatigue resistance for repeated bending cycles. The vinyl coating adds 1/16 inch to the overall diameter over the 3/16 inch core. Verify the working load limit matches your load requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Vinyl coating protects the 304 stainless steel core from corrosion
- 7 x 19 strand construction gives flexible handling on long 250 ft runs
- 740 lb working load limit supports heavy lifting tasks
- 3,700 lbf breaking strength provides a high safety margin
- Plain ends allow quick attachment to hooks or thimbles
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
What rigging hardware is needed to attach a load to the plain ends of this 1/4 in vinyl-coated cable?
Use wire-rope clips, thimbles or swaged fittings sized for 3/16 in 7x19 stainless rope so the 740 lb working-load limit is maintained.
Can this 250 ft roll of 304 stainless 7x19 cable run over existing galvanized sheaves without accelerated wear?
The vinyl coating reduces metal-to-metal contact, but the 1/4 in overall diameter must match the sheave groove; verify groove radius before re-using older hardware.
How do I confirm the 3,700 lbf breaking strength is intact after cutting a length from the 250 ft reel?
Inspect for kinks, broken wires or coating damage; a clean cut with no deformation means the full rated strength remains.
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