Value Collection WS-MH-WIRE-120 Aircraft Cable 5/16 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-120 is a galvanized aircraft cable with a vinyl coating, sold in 1-foot increments from a 1,000-foot coil. The bare wire diameter is 5/16 inch, with an overall coated diameter of 3/8 inch. Construction follows a 7 x 19 strand core configuration, which provides flexibility and high tensile strength suitable for demanding rigging, lifting, and support applications. Rated at 9,800 pounds breaking strength, this cable is appropriate for use in mechanical, structural, and industrial installations where reliable load-bearing wire rope is required. A minimum order quantity of 50 feet applies.

This aircraft cable is suited for a wide range of commercial and industrial applications including overhead support systems, safety rigging, cable railing, tension assemblies, and mechanical linkages. The vinyl coating provides corrosion resistance and protects adjacent surfaces from abrasion. The galvanized finish on the underlying wire adds additional protection against rust and environmental exposure, making it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor installations.

Key Features

• 9,800-pound breaking strength for high-load rigging and support applications
• 7 x 19 strand core construction for flexibility and fatigue resistance
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion protection on the bare wire strands
• Vinyl coating adds abrasion resistance and surface protection
• 5/16 inch bare diameter with 3/8 inch overall coated diameter
• Sold in 1-foot increments with a 50-foot minimum order quantity

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose galvanized vinyl-coated aircraft cable for use in rigging, lifting, tension, and support assemblies where 5/16 inch diameter wire rope meeting 7 x 19 strand construction is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation of aircraft cable in load-bearing or rigging applications should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with wire rope hardware, swage fittings, and applicable load ratings. Always verify that all termination hardware is rated to meet or exceed the cable breaking strength before putting the assembly into service. Inspect the cable and fittings for kinks, fraying, or corrosion prior to installation. Follow applicable OSHA, ASME, or local code requirements for rigging and lifting applications.