Dutton-Lainson
Dutton-Lainson 6520 Cable and Hook 1/4 in x 25 ft 3500 lb
Steel winch cable with safety-latch hook, 25 ft length and 3,500 lb capacity fits Dutton-Lainson hand winches
- 3,500 lb capacity handles heavy loads
- 25 ft length provides ample reach
- 1/4 in diameter steel cable resists wear
- 7 x 19 strand construction adds flexibility
- Safety latch hook prevents accidental release
Dutton-Lainson 6520 Winch Cable
The Dutton-Lainson 6520 is a steel winch cable designed for use with hand winches and compatible electric or manual cable hoists. It features a 1/4 inch diameter and a 25 foot length constructed with a 7 x 19 strand configuration. A safety latch hook is included for secure attachment during lifting or pulling tasks.
Replacing Worn or Damaged Winch Lines
This cable serves as a direct replacement for frayed, kinked or corroded lines on Dutton-Lainson series equipment and matches Grainger part numbers 13R482, 2Z601, 2Z602 and 2Z603. The upgrade is worth it when the existing cable shows visible wear or fails to meet the 3,500 lb maximum load capacity required for the job.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Under continuous tension the 7 x 19 steel construction resists deformation and maintains its rated 3,500 lb capacity across the full 25 foot span. The safety latch hook prevents accidental disengagement during prolonged pulls, while the steel cord material withstands repeated cycles without the elongation seen in synthetic alternatives.
Highlights
- 3,500 lb capacity handles heavy loads
- 25 ft length provides ample reach
- 1/4 in diameter steel cable resists wear
- 7 x 19 strand construction adds flexibility
- Safety latch hook prevents accidental release
Specifications
| Brand | DUTTON-LAINSON |
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Questions about this item
What diameter drum or sheave does the 1/4 in cable need to fit?
The cable is 1/4 in diameter and 25 ft long with a 7 x 19 strand construction.
How do I attach the hook to the cable, and what step is often missed?
The cable includes a safety-latch hook; ensure the latch clicks fully closed after hooking the load.
When should I replace the steel cable or hook?
Replace if you see broken wires, kinks, corrosion, or if the safety latch no longer springs shut.
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