Apex Tools Group Llc 7000927 Galvanized Cable 5/16 in X 200 Ft

Product Description

The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC 7000927 is a 5/16-inch diameter galvanized wire rope cable in a 7x19 strand construction, supplied in a 200-foot length. This configuration consists of 7 strands, each containing 19 individual wires, producing a flexible yet durable cable suited for rigging, lifting, and mechanical applications. The working load limit is rated at 1,960 pounds, making it appropriate for moderate-duty pulling and securing tasks. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for use in outdoor and wet environments. Licensed tradespeople and experienced contractors are the primary installers of this cable type in structural and mechanical rigging applications.

This cable is commonly used in construction, rigging, hoisting, tie-down, and general industrial applications where a reliable galvanized wire rope is required. The 7x19 construction provides greater flexibility compared to stiffer 1x19 or 7x7 configurations, making it well suited for use with pulleys, winches, and sheaves. The 200-foot spool length supports a variety of project scales without requiring additional splicing in many standard installations.

Key Features

• 5/16-inch diameter, 7x19 strand construction for flexibility and strength
• 1,960 LB working load limit for moderate-duty rigging and lifting
• Galvanized finish for corrosion resistance in outdoor and wet conditions
• 200-foot length supplied per package, minimizing mid-run splices
• Flexible 7x19 lay compatible with sheaves, pulleys, and winch drums

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 5/16-inch galvanized wire rope compatible with standard 5/16-inch cable fittings, clamps, thimbles, and sheaves rated for 7x19 wire rope construction.

Installation Notes

Installation of wire rope cable should be performed by qualified riggers or tradespeople familiar with applicable ASME B30 rigging standards. Always verify that end terminations, clamps, and hardware are rated at or above the working load limit of the cable before placing in service. Inspect the cable for kinks, broken wires, or corrosion before and after each use. Never exceed the stated working load limit, and account for dynamic loading conditions that can significantly reduce safe working capacity.