Value Collection 2919 Aircraft Cable 3/16 in Vinyl 7x7

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 2919 is a galvanized, vinyl-coated aircraft cable rated for demanding rigging, tensioning, and general wire rope applications. Constructed with a 7x7 strand configuration, this cable delivers a breaking strength of 1,770 pounds across a 1-foot length. The bare wire diameter measures 1/8 inch, while the vinyl coating brings the overall diameter to 3/16 inch. The galvanized steel construction resists corrosion, and the vinyl jacket adds mechanical protection against abrasion and moisture. This type of cable is typically installed by maintenance technicians, riggers, or industrial mechanics working in light to medium-duty load-bearing or restraint applications.

This aircraft cable is suited for use in residential and light commercial settings where a flexible, corrosion-resistant wire rope is required. Common applications include balustrade infill, equipment tethering, small pulley systems, and general rigging where a 7x7 flexible strand geometry is specified. The 1-foot length makes this unit appropriate for short-run installations, custom terminations, or sample use before ordering longer runs. No specific model compatibility is stated by the manufacturer.

Key Features

• 1,770 lb breaking strength for reliable load-bearing performance
• 7x7 strand construction provides high flexibility compared to stiffer strand configurations
• Galvanized steel core resists rust and corrosion in exposed environments
• Vinyl coating increases overall diameter to 3/16 inch and protects against abrasion
• Bare wire diameter of 1/8 inch suits standard aircraft cable fittings and ferrules

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose galvanized vinyl-coated aircraft cable compatible with standard 1/8 inch bare-diameter wire rope fittings, swage sleeves, and ferrules rated for 7x7 strand construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by riggers, millwrights, or maintenance mechanics using standard wire rope tools including crimping ferrule sleeves, swaging tools, and cable cutters rated for the wire diameter. Always de-energize and relieve tension from any connected mechanical system before cutting or terminating cable ends. Follow applicable ASME B30 or OSHA rigging standards for load calculations and termination methods. Do not exceed the rated breaking strength; apply an appropriate safety factor for the intended working load.