Value Collection WS-MH-WIRE-075 Aircraft Cable 3/32 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-075 is a galvanized aircraft cable with a nylon coating, sold in 1-foot increments from a 1,000-foot total coil length. The bare wire diameter is 1/16 inch with an outer diameter of 3/32 inch. The 7x7 strand core construction delivers 480 pounds of breaking strength, making it well suited for rigging, tie-down, and general wire rope applications across mechanical and industrial trade work. Licensed contractors and maintenance professionals use this cable where a flexible, corrosion-resistant strand is required at a manageable working gauge.

This aircraft cable is appropriate for light to medium rigging tasks in residential and commercial settings, including HVAC equipment tie-downs, overhead support rigging, safety cables, and general mechanical utility runs. The galvanized finish provides baseline corrosion resistance, while the nylon coating adds abrasion protection and reduces the risk of surface damage to nearby components. The 1,000-foot coil allows tradespeople to cut to length on the job. Minimum order quantity is 100 feet.

Key Features

• 480-pound breaking strength for reliable load-rated applications
• 7x7 strand core for flexibility and resistance to fatigue from repeated bending
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in exposed or damp environments
• Nylon coating protects cable surface and reduces abrasion wear
• Sold in 1-foot increments from a 1,000-foot coil, minimizing waste
• 1/16-inch bare diameter with 3/32-inch coated outer diameter for compact routing

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose galvanized aircraft cable suitable for rigging, safety restraint, and tie-down applications where a 7x7 strand, nylon-coated cable at 3/32-inch outer diameter is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with wire rope and rigging hardware. Use proper cable clamps, ferrules, or swaged fittings rated for the cable diameter — never use knots as load-bearing terminations. Verify that the working load limit of the application does not exceed the rated breaking strength divided by the appropriate safety factor for the job. Inspect the cable for kinking, fraying, or corrosion before placing it in service.