Value Collection A997624 Wire Rope Clip 3/8 in Ss 5-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION A997624 is a stainless steel wire rope clip designed to secure wire rope ends and form load-bearing loops or terminations. Each clip grips a 3/8-inch diameter wire rope and is commonly used in rigging, lifting, and tie-down applications across industrial, marine, and construction environments. The stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet or outdoor service conditions. This package contains 5 clips, making it suitable for small projects or restocking field inventory. Installation requires standard hand tools and proper torque technique to maintain grip integrity under load.

Wire rope clips in this size range are used wherever a 3/8-inch wire rope must be terminated, looped, or connected to a fitting. Typical applications include cable railing support, fall-arrest anchor points, overhead rigging, winch line terminations, and marine deck hardware. The 3/8-inch rope diameter classification aligns with common medium-duty rigging work. Sold in a quantity of 5 per package, these clips suit both single-point repairs and installations requiring multiple terminations on the same run.

Key Features

• Fits 3/8-inch diameter wire rope for secure mechanical terminations
• Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance in marine and outdoor environments
• Package quantity of 5 clips supports multi-point installations or spare stock
• Standard clip profile compatible with common U-bolt saddle installation practices

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or supplemental clip for 3/8-inch wire rope rigging assemblies. No specific proprietary system compatibility was identified in the product data.

Installation Notes

Wire rope clips are typically installed by riggers, millwrights, or experienced maintenance technicians following established rigging standards such as those outlined by ASME B30.26. Always de-tension and secure the rope system before adding or replacing clips. The saddle of each clip must bear on the live rope end, not the dead end, per standard rigging practice. Inspect clip fasteners for proper seating and re-check tightness after initial load application.