Lift-all 51638719F Aircraft Cable Wire 5/16 in 9800 Lb

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL 51638719F is a vinyl-coated galvanized steel aircraft cable wire sold in 1-foot increments from a 200-foot coil. Built on a 7 x 19 strand core configuration, it delivers a breaking strength of 9,800 pounds, making it a reliable choice for lifting, rigging, and tensioning applications where both strength and a smooth coated exterior are required. The bare wire diameter measures 5/16 inches, with the vinyl coating bringing the overall diameter to 13/32 inches. This cable is constructed to OSHA standards and is intended for installation by qualified rigging professionals, maintenance technicians, and trades workers who need a cut-to-length wire rope solution.

This aircraft cable is suited for a broad range of industrial, commercial, and construction applications including overhead rigging, safety restraints, tensioning systems, and guide wire installations. The galvanized steel construction provides corrosion resistance for both indoor and outdoor environments. The vinyl coating protects the cable surface and surrounding equipment or materials from abrasion. A minimum order quantity of 50 feet applies, allowing purchasing in lengths appropriate to the job at hand.

Key Features

• 9,800-pound breaking strength for demanding lifting and rigging use
• 7 x 19 strand core construction provides flexibility and fatigue resistance
• Galvanized steel base wire resists corrosion in outdoor and humid environments
• Vinyl coating protects surfaces and reduces abrasion on contact points
• Bare diameter of 5/16 inches with coated diameter of 13/32 inches
• Sold in 1-foot increments with a 50-foot minimum order quantity
• Meets OSHA standards for rigging and lifting applications

Compatibility

Designed as a cut-to-length replacement or new-installation coated aircraft cable for standard 5/16-inch wire rope fittings, thimbles, clips, and swage terminals compatible with 7 x 19 strand construction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified rigger or maintenance professional familiar with wire rope handling and applicable OSHA rigging regulations. Inspect the cable for kinks, broken strands, or coating damage before placing it in service. Use appropriate wire rope cutters to avoid fraying at cut ends, and apply end fittings rated for the cable diameter and breaking strength. Depower or de-tension any system before removing or replacing an existing cable run.