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The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC 7000397 is a clear vinyl coated galvanized cable designed for general rigging, steering lines, hand rails, and similar light structural or control-line applications. The cable measures 3/32 inches in bare wire diameter, coating out to 3/16 inches overall, and comes in a 250-foot length. It is constructed with a 7x7 strand configuration — seven bundles of seven wires each — which provides a balance of flexibility and tensile strength suited to applications requiring repeated bending or routing around guides and sheaves. The working load limit is 184 pounds. Installers working in marine, marine-adjacent, or general fabrication environments will find this cable appropriate for low-load control and safety-railing runs.
This cable is commonly used in residential and light commercial settings where a corrosion-resistant, low-visibility line is needed. Typical applications include boat steering systems, deck and stair hand rail infill, safety barriers, and general tie-down or guide-line work. The clear vinyl jacket protects the galvanized core from moisture and abrasion while keeping the wire nearly transparent against the installation background. The 250-foot spool provides enough length for most single-run projects without splicing.
Designed as a general-purpose replacement or new-installation cable for steering lines, hand rail infill, and similar light-duty rigging applications where a 3/32-inch to 3/16-inch clear vinyl coated galvanized cable is specified.
This cable is typically installed by riggers, marine technicians, or general contractors working with swage fittings, cable clamps, or turnbuckle terminations rated for the wire diameter. Cut cable ends should be taped or end-capped immediately to prevent strand separation. Always verify that the working load limit of 184 pounds is not exceeded in the intended application, and apply an appropriate safety factor per applicable codes or engineering guidance. Use proper cable-cutting tools to avoid fraying the vinyl jacket or deforming the wire strands at the cut point.
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