VEVOR
VEVOR Galvanized Steel Winch Cable 3/8 Inch x 100 Feet 15,200 lbs
A 100-foot galvanised steel cable rated for 15,200 lbs breaking strength with a self-locking swivel hook
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width14.57
- 15,200 lbs breaking strength for heavy towing
- 5,033 lbs safe working load for reliable pulls
- Galvanized carbon steel resists corrosion outdoors
- Self-locking swivel hook prevents accidental release
- 100 ft length reaches distant anchor points
Galvanized Steel Winch Cable
The VEVOR galvanized steel winch cable measures 3/8 inch by 100 feet and provides a breaking strength of 15,200 lbs. It is built for SUV, large off-road vehicle and truck owners who need a heavy-duty towing line for recovery or utility work. The carbon steel construction resists corrosion during outdoor exposure. A self-locking swivel hook is included for secure attachment.
Build Integration
The cable weighs 25.8 lbs and arrives ready to spool onto a compatible winch drum without additional hardware. Its 9.5 mm diameter fits standard fairlead openings on most off-road platforms. The swivel hook rotates freely to reduce binding when the load shifts direction. No extra connectors or adapters are required for basic installation.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Under continuous tension the cable delivers a safe working load of 5,033 lbs, well below the 15,200 lbs breaking point to maintain a safety margin. The carbon steel core resists permanent stretch during prolonged pulls. Galvanization protects the strands from rust that could weaken the rope over repeated cycles. The hook itself is rated to 20,988 lbs breaking strength for added reserve.
Highlights
- 15,200 lbs breaking strength for heavy towing
- 5,033 lbs safe working load for reliable pulls
- Galvanized carbon steel resists corrosion outdoors
- Self-locking swivel hook prevents accidental release
- 100 ft length reaches distant anchor points
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 14.57 |
Questions about this item
How close to the 15,200 lbs breaking strength can I pull continuously before the cable risks permanent stretch?
The safe working load is 5,033 lbs; sustained pulls above that can cause permanent deformation even though the cable only breaks at 15,200 lbs.
Will the carbon steel construction and 25.8 lb weight make the cable too hot or noisy during an all-day recovery?
Steel cable runs cool and silent under load; the 25.8 lb mass adds inertia but generates no measurable heat or noise during extended winching.
What winch drum size or mounting hardware must I already have for this 3/8 inch by 100 foot cable to spool correctly?
The cable fits standard 3/8 inch drum grooves and includes a self-locking swivel hook; you need a winch rated for at least 5,033 lbs line pull and a compatible fairlead.
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