Value Collection WS-MH-WIRE-121 Aircraft Cable 480 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-121 is a galvanized aircraft cable with a vinyl coating, built for tension and load-bearing applications across trade and industrial work. The cable has a bare diameter of 1/16 inch and an overall coated diameter of 3/32 inch. It is constructed with a 7x7 strand core, meaning seven bundles of seven individual wires, which provides flexibility alongside a rated breaking strength of 480 pounds. The vinyl coating protects against abrasion and moisture. This type of cable is commonly installed by contractors, maintenance technicians, and riggers who need a lightweight, corrosion-resistant wire solution.

This aircraft cable is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a flexible, coated wire rope is required. Typical uses include cable railing systems, garage door safety cables, antenna guy wires, hanging fixtures, and general rigging tie-downs. The galvanized steel core provides corrosion resistance in both indoor and outdoor environments. The vinyl jacket adds a layer of protection in installations where the cable contacts surfaces or runs through guides and pulleys.

Key Features

• 480-pound breaking strength for reliable load-bearing performance
• 7x7 strand core construction for flexibility and fatigue resistance
• Galvanized steel finish for corrosion resistance in wet or outdoor conditions
• Vinyl coating protects cable from abrasion and surface wear
• Bare diameter of 1/16 inch with a coated diameter of 3/32 inch

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose galvanized aircraft cable suitable for cable railing, rigging, and tensioning applications requiring a 3/32 inch coated diameter with a 7x7 strand core configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by contractors, riggers, or maintenance technicians using standard swaging tools, cable cutters, and compatible ferrules or end fittings. Always verify that the selected hardware is rated at or above the cable breaking strength before tensioning. Power down any motorized components connected to the cable run before servicing. Follow applicable building codes and load requirements for the specific application.