Value Collection 205 00716 Coated Aircraft Cable Wire

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 205 00716 is a vinyl-coated aircraft cable wire designed for lifting, rigging, and tensioning applications in mechanical and industrial service environments. The cable measures 3/16 inches in overall coated diameter over a 3/32-inch bare steel core and delivers a breaking strength of 920 pounds. Construction uses a 7 x 7 strand core — seven bundles of seven individual wires — which provides a balance of flexibility and tensile strength suited for moderate-duty cable runs. The galvanized steel core resists corrosion, and the vinyl coating adds abrasion resistance and protects adjacent surfaces from wire contact. This product is sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum order quantity of 100 feet from a 500-foot coil.

This aircraft cable is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications including garage door safety cables, tensioning systems, equipment tie-downs, hanging systems, and general mechanical cable runs. It is a common stock item for maintenance technicians, millwrights, and general contractors who need flexible steel cable in cut-to-length quantities. The vinyl coating makes it suitable for installations where bare wire contact with finished surfaces or personnel is a concern.

Key Features

• 920-pound breaking strength for moderate-duty rigging and tensioning work
• 7 x 7 strand core construction for flexibility and resistance to fatigue from bending
• Galvanized steel core provides corrosion resistance in damp or outdoor environments
• Vinyl coating adds abrasion resistance and protects contact surfaces
• Sold in 1-foot increments to minimize waste on cut-to-length jobs
• Available from a 500-foot coil with a 100-foot minimum order quantity

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or stock aircraft cable for mechanical systems requiring 3/16-inch coated flexible steel wire with 7 x 7 strand construction and a 920-pound breaking strength rating.

Installation Notes

Installation of aircraft cable in structural or load-bearing applications should be performed by a qualified mechanic or rigger following applicable ASME or OSHA guidelines for wire rope and cable assemblies. Always verify that terminal fittings, ferrules, or clamps are rated for the cable diameter and load before applying tension. De-energize and de-tension any connected mechanical system before replacing or rerouting cable runs. Do not kink, crush, or bend the cable at a radius smaller than the manufacturer-recommended minimum for 7 x 7 strand wire.