Dayton Wire Rope 500 ft 1/32 in 20 lb 304 Stainless Steel IWRC
500 ft of 304 stainless steel IWRC wire rope with a 1/32 in diameter and 20 lb working load limit
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 500 ft continuous length covers large installations without splices
- IWRC core delivers 100 lbf breaking strength for reliable lifting
- 1/32 in diameter fits tight routing and small sheaves
- 20 lb working load limit supports light-duty hoisting and tensioning
500 ft 1/32 in Stainless Steel Wire Rope
This 500 ft length of 304 stainless steel wire rope measures 1/32 in diameter and uses an independent wire rope core. It carries a working load limit of 20 lb and a breaking strength of 100 lbf. The 1 x 7 strand construction is unlubricated and uncoated with plain ends.
Light Lifting and Rigging Tasks
The low working load limit suits light lifting, tensioning or guiding applications where corrosion resistance matters. It is not appropriate for heavy hoisting, overhead lifting of significant loads or situations that demand a higher safety factor. Buyers who need greater capacity or a larger diameter should consider alternative specifications.
Build Integration and Compatibility
The plain ends allow custom termination with appropriate fittings for the specific installation. The 304 stainless material resists rust in outdoor or marine environments without additional coating. The compact 1/32 in diameter routes through small sheaves or tight clearances where thicker rope cannot fit.
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- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 78% of the 1,558 comparable items (median $34.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
What fittings do I need to terminate the plain ends on this 1/32 in 304 stainless wire rope?
Use ferrules, swage sleeves or stainless-steel wire-rope clips sized for 1/32 in diameter; crimp or tighten to the manufacturer's torque to develop the 20 lb working load limit.
Can I run this IWRC 1 x 7 construction over the same small sheaves I use for fibre-core rope?
The independent wire-rope core resists crushing better than fibre, but the 1 x 7 lay is stiffer; select sheave diameters recommended for 1 x 7 stainless to avoid premature wire fatigue.
How do I confirm the 100 lbf breaking strength is still intact after installation?
Apply a proof load up to 20 lb (the rated working load limit) and inspect for permanent set, broken wires or distortion; no deformation indicates the full 100 lbf reserve remains.
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