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- 5 / 16 X 250 FT, 7X19 Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Cable
7x19 Galvanized aircraft cable is preferred when strength and high flexibility are needed. The construction includes 7 strands with 19 wires per strand in galvanized steel, creating a strong steel cable that is both flexible and resistant to corrosion. This small diameter wire rope is not intended for aircraft use, but designed for industrial, agricultural and marine applications.
Meets the Performance requirements of Applicable Federal Specification RR-W-410.
Independent Lab tested and verified.
Inspect regularly for visible damage, distortion, elongation, corrosion, cracks, nicks or abrasion, which may cause failure or reduce the strength of the Wire Rope.Wire Rope and Steel Cable must be stored, used, lubricated and maintained in accordance with the normal safety standards.Verify that replacement Wire Ropes are correct for your application and meet your specifications.
Avoid shock loads. Do not load Wire Rope to the breaking strength limits. End user must determine an appropriate safety factor for the application.