Value Collection WS-MH-WIRE-112 Aircraft Cable 3/16 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-112 is a vinyl-coated galvanized aircraft cable rated for a 2,000-pound breaking strength. The bare wire diameter measures 1/8 inch, and the overall coated diameter measures 3/16 inch. Construction follows a 7 x 19 strand core configuration, which delivers flexibility and fatigue resistance suited to dynamic load applications. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for both indoor and outdoor use. This cable is installed by riggers, maintenance technicians, and trade professionals in applications requiring a strong, flexible wire rope solution.

This aircraft cable is used in a wide range of industrial, commercial, and general mechanical applications including tension assemblies, safety restraints, guard railings, and lifting or rigging systems. The vinyl coating adds a protective layer over the galvanized wire, reducing abrasion against adjacent surfaces and providing a degree of environmental protection. Its compact 3/16-inch coated diameter makes it suitable for installations where clearance is limited but load-bearing capacity remains a priority.

Key Features

• 2,000-pound breaking strength rated for demanding tension and rigging applications
• 7 x 19 strand core construction provides flexibility and resistance to fatigue under repeated bending
• Galvanized finish delivers corrosion resistance for indoor and outdoor environments
• Vinyl coating protects against abrasion and surface wear
• Bare diameter of 1/8 inch with a 3/16-inch coated overall diameter

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose vinyl-coated galvanized aircraft cable suitable for standard rigging, tensioning, and safety restraint applications that require a 3/16-inch coated diameter 7 x 19 strand wire rope.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified riggers or maintenance technicians familiar with wire rope assemblies and applicable load ratings. Power down or de-energize any mechanical systems before routing or securing the cable. Use proper swaging tools or mechanical cable clamps rated for the cable diameter and load application. Do not exceed the rated breaking strength, and apply an appropriate safety factor as required by the governing application standard or local code.