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The CAMPBELL 7000626 is a Type 304 stainless steel wire rope supplied on a 250-foot reel. Constructed with a 7x19 strand classification, this cable consists of 7 strands with 19 individual wires per strand, producing a flexible, high-cycle rope suited for applications requiring frequent bending over sheaves or pulleys. The cable diameter is 3/16 inches and the ends are plain, meaning no swaged fittings or loops are factory-installed. Rigging professionals, marine contractors, and millwrights commonly work with this product. Type 304 stainless steel provides corrosion resistance in wet and mildly corrosive environments.
This wire rope is used in a range of light-to-medium duty applications including sailboat rigging, architectural cable railings, davit systems, garage door assemblies, and industrial lifting or tensioning setups. The 7x19 construction is the standard choice when flexibility is a priority over stretch resistance. The 250-foot reel format suits contractors and service professionals who need job-site inventory rather than pre-cut lengths. Plain ends allow the installer to select and apply their own swage fittings, thimbles, or clamps based on the specific terminal requirements of the installation.
Designed as a standard 3/16-inch diameter 7x19 stainless steel wire rope suitable for use with compatible swage fittings, wire rope clamps, and thimbles rated for 3/16-inch cable.
Installation should be performed by a qualified rigger or contractor familiar with wire rope applications and applicable load ratings. Always de-tension and secure the system before cutting or terminating cable ends. Use proper wire rope cutters to prevent fraying; field cuts with abrasive tools can compromise strand integrity. Verify that all fittings, anchors, and tensioning hardware are rated for the intended working load before placing the assembly in service.
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