Value Collection WS-MH-WIRE-084 Aircraft Cable 3/32 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-084 is a nylon-coated stainless steel aircraft cable rated at 480 pounds breaking strength. The bare wire diameter measures 1/16 inch with an overall coated diameter of 3/32 inch. The cable is constructed with a 7x7 strand core configuration, meaning seven bundles of seven individual wires twisted together to form a flexible yet strong wire rope. This construction is well suited for light rigging, control runs, safety lines, and general-purpose cable applications. Licensed contractors, riggers, and maintenance technicians working in commercial and industrial environments are the primary installers of this type of cable.

This aircraft cable is sold by the foot in a minimum order quantity of 100 feet, drawn from a 1,000-foot total coil. It is appropriate for applications that require a flexible, corrosion-resistant cable with a clean exterior finish. The nylon coating protects the stainless steel strands from abrasion and reduces wear on contact surfaces such as pulleys, guides, and cleats. Typical uses include tensioning systems, barrier cables, overhead lifts, and architectural wire runs in both indoor and outdoor settings.

Key Features

• 480-pound breaking strength for light-duty rigging and safety line applications
• 7x7 strand core construction provides flexibility and resistance to kinking
• Stainless steel base material delivers corrosion resistance in wet or outdoor environments
• Nylon coating protects strands from abrasion and reduces wear on guides and pulleys
• Sold in 1-foot increments with a 100-foot minimum order quantity
• Available in continuous lengths up to 1,000 feet from a single coil

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aircraft cable suitable for standard cable fittings, swage terminals, and wire rope clips sized for 3/32-inch or 1/16-inch bare diameter cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with wire rope and cable rigging practices. Always de-energize or relieve tension from the system before cutting or replacing cable runs. Use the appropriate swaging tool, cable cutter, or wire rope clip rated for the cable diameter to avoid damaging the strand core. Inspect terminations and fittings for proper seating before returning the system to service.