Lift-all 14516200719 Coated Aircraft Cable Wire 7000 Lb

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL 14516200719 is a vinyl-coated galvanized steel aircraft cable wire rated for a 7,000 pound breaking strength. The bare wire diameter is 1/4 inch with a coated outer diameter of 5/16 inch. Construction follows a 7 x 19 strand core configuration, which delivers flexibility and strength well-suited for lifting, rigging, and tensioning applications. The galvanized steel core resists corrosion and the vinyl coating adds a layer of protection against abrasion and environmental exposure. This cable is sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum order quantity of 50 feet from a 200-foot total coil. Rigging professionals, maintenance crews, and industrial contractors are the primary installers.

This aircraft cable is used in commercial and industrial environments where a flexible, high-strength wire rope solution is required. Typical applications include overhead lifting assemblies, safety restraints, tension lines, and equipment tie-downs. The 7 x 19 strand construction makes it a common choice where repeated bending over sheaves or pulleys is expected. The vinyl coating also makes it appropriate for installations where contact with finished surfaces must be protected. This product meets OSHA standards, making it suitable for use in regulated work environments.

Key Features

• 7,000 pound breaking strength for demanding lifting and rigging use
• 7 x 19 strand core construction provides flexibility and fatigue resistance
• Galvanized steel core offers corrosion resistance in demanding environments
• Vinyl coating protects against abrasion and surface marring
• 1/4 inch bare diameter with 5/16 inch coated outer diameter
• Meets OSHA standards for regulated jobsite applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose coated aircraft cable for industrial rigging, lifting hardware, and tensioning systems that accept 5/16 inch outer diameter vinyl-coated wire rope.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified rigging or maintenance professionals familiar with wire rope handling. Inspect the cable ends and strand integrity before securing with swage fittings, wire rope clips, or thimbles rated for the applicable load. Never exceed the rated breaking strength and always apply appropriate safety factors per OSHA rigging guidelines. Cut cable with proper wire rope cutters to prevent fraying of individual strands.