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The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC 7000427 is a 7x7-strand galvanized steel cable rated for a 340-pound working load limit. The 7x7 construction consists of seven strands, each made up of seven individual wires, producing a flexible yet strong cable suitable for a wide range of rigging, tensioning, and securing applications. At 1/8 inch in diameter and 500 feet in length, this spool provides substantial footage for large jobs or multiple installations. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in outdoor and moderate-moisture environments. Contractors, riggers, and general tradespeople rely on this cable where a dependable, flexible wire rope solution is required.
This cable is commonly used in light rigging, cable railings, guy-wire installations, antenna supports, garage door systems, and general utility tensioning applications. The 500-foot spool length makes it practical for commercial and residential projects that require extended runs. The 1/8-inch diameter is a standard size that pairs with commonly available swage fittings, cable clamps, and turnbuckles. It is well suited for both interior and exterior installations where a flexible galvanized wire rope of this gauge is specified.
Designed as a standard 1/8-inch 7x7 galvanized wire rope, compatible with swage fittings, cable clamps, thimbles, and turnbuckles sized for 1/8-inch cable in light rigging and cable management applications.
Installation is typically performed by riggers, general contractors, or experienced tradespeople using standard cable-cutting tools and appropriate swaging or clamping hardware. Always de-tension and secure the work area before cutting or terminating cable ends. Follow all applicable load-rating guidelines and do not exceed the stated working load limit. Wear appropriate hand protection when handling cut cable ends, as individual wire strands can cause puncture injuries.
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