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Coiled silver 304 stainless steel cable 1/16 inch diameter 250 feet length

Dayton

Dayton 1/16 in 250 ft 100 lb WLL 7x7 Stainless Steel Cable

SKU CH-52YD-0C4BC

Stainless-steel 304 cable, 1/16 in diameter, 250 ft long, 100 lb working load limit, 500 lbf breaking strength

  • 100 lb working load limit for light lifting
  • 500 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
  • 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
  • 250 ft continuous length reduces splice points
  • 1/16 in diameter fits compact routing spaces

1/16 inch 304 stainless cable

This 250 ft reel of 304 stainless steel wire rope uses a 1x7 strand construction. It is supplied plain and unlubricated with a silver finish. The cable is rated for lifting applications.

100 lb working load limit

The working load limit is 100 lb with a breaking strength of 500 lbf. This single figure decides whether the rope matches the load you plan to move. Exceeding the limit risks sudden failure.

250 ft continuous length

The full reel provides 250 ft of cable for long runs or multiple cut lengths. It handles light lifting and pulling tasks within the 100 lb limit. Heavier loads or dynamic shock loading exceed its capacity.

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Price $33.99
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Brand nameDayton

Questions about this item

What does the 100 lb working load limit mean for everyday lifting tasks?

The 100 lb working load limit is the maximum safe load for regular use; the cable's breaking strength is 500 lbf, giving a 5:1 safety factor.

How does the 1 x 7 strand construction affect flexibility and handling?

The 1 x 7 construction with 304 stainless steel wires creates a stiffer cable suited for straight pulls and guying rather than frequent bending over sheaves.

What diameter hole or fitting is needed for the 1/16 in cable?

The cable measures 1/16 in overall diameter, so any ferrule, thimble or drilled hole must accommodate that exact size for a proper fit.

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