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The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-082 is a nylon-coated stainless steel aircraft cable designed for lifting, rigging, safety, and tie-down applications in trade and industrial settings. The cable features a 7 x 19 strand core construction, delivering a breaking strength of 6,400 pounds. The bare wire diameter is 1/4 inch, with an overall outside diameter of 3/8 inch due to the nylon coating. This cable is sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum order quantity of 100 feet from a 1,000-foot coil. It is commonly installed or specified by millwrights, riggers, electricians, and mechanical contractors working in structural, mechanical, or overhead applications.
This aircraft cable is suited for a wide range of commercial and industrial use cases, including overhead safety cables, counterbalance systems, garage door assemblies, cable railing guides, and general rigging setups. The nylon coating adds abrasion resistance and protects the stainless steel core from corrosion, making it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor environments. The 7 x 19 strand configuration provides flexibility compared to stiffer 1 x 19 or 7 x 7 constructions, making it easier to route through pulleys and end fittings. Installers working in HVAC, mechanical, or electrical trades may use this cable for equipment hanging and restraint applications per applicable local codes.
Designed as a general-purpose aircraft cable suitable for overhead rigging, cable railing, counterbalance, and safety-restraint applications where a flexible 7 x 19 nylon-coated stainless steel cable with 6,400-pound breaking strength is specified.
Installation should be performed by a qualified rigger, millwright, or licensed tradesperson familiar with applicable load and safety standards. Always de-energize or de-load any system before removing or replacing a load-bearing cable. Use proper swage fittings, thimbles, or cable clamps rated for the cable diameter and load — do not exceed the rated breaking strength and always apply an appropriate safety factor per ASME or local code requirements. Inspect terminations and coating integrity before placing the cable in service.
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