MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 52193 Wire Rope Clips 40PK
Forty wire rope clips secure 3/8 inch cable for lifting and rigging tasks
- Bulk 40-count pack reduces reorder frequency
- 3/8 inch clips suit standard wire rope diameters
- New condition ensures full structural integrity
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
- Manufacturer-direct shipping streamlines supply chain
3/8" Wire Rope Clips 40PK
A pack of 40 wire rope clips sized at 3/8 inch for securing the ends of wire rope in lifting, pulling or conveying tasks. They are intended for riggers, maintenance teams and DIY users who need multiple clips for forming eyes or splicing rope on site. The clips are new and supplied in a single bulk package.
Suits buyers needing a quantity of 3/8" clips
The 40-piece count suits projects that require several connection points or repeat installations. It is not for users who only need one or two clips, nor for applications that call for a different rope diameter or a clip style not described in the specifications.
3/8 inch rope diameter
Each clip is made for 3/8 inch wire rope, and this dimension is the single specification that determines whether the part will fit the rope you are using. Verify the rope size before purchase to ensure a secure connection.
Highlights
- Bulk 40-count pack reduces reorder frequency
- 3/8 inch clips suit standard wire rope diameters
- New condition ensures full structural integrity
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
- Manufacturer-direct shipping streamlines supply chain
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What wire-rope size does the 3/8" clip interface accommodate?
The clips are sized for 3/8 inch wire rope, matching the saddle and U-bolt to that diameter.
What physical clearance is needed to mount the 3/8" U-bolt and saddle?
Allow space for the U-bolt legs, saddle width and nut height so the assembly can be tightened around the rope.
How are the clips installed, and which step is most often done incorrectly?
Place the saddle on the live end, the U-bolt on the dead end, then tighten nuts evenly; the common error is reversing saddle and U-bolt positions.
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