Value Collection WS-MH-WIRE-123 Aircraft Cable 480 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-123 is a vinyl-coated galvanized aircraft cable designed for rigging, lifting, and utility applications where corrosion resistance and reliable tensile strength are required. The cable has an overall diameter of 3/32 inch with a bare wire core diameter of 1/16 inch, built on a 7 x 7 strand construction for flexibility and durability. It carries a breaking strength of 480 pounds. The vinyl coating adds a layer of protection against moisture, abrasion, and environmental exposure. This cable is typically installed by maintenance technicians, riggers, and general tradespeople working in industrial, commercial, or light structural settings.

This aircraft cable is suited for applications including safety rigging, cable guards, tension lines, garage door assemblies, marine environments, and general utility cable runs. The galvanized steel construction with vinyl coating makes it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor use where corrosion exposure is a factor. It is sold in single-unit quantity and is compatible with standard cable clamps, ferrules, and swage fittings sized for 3/32 inch or 1/16 inch bare diameter cable.

Key Features

• 480 pound breaking strength suitable for light rigging and tension applications
• 7 x 7 strand core construction provides flexibility and resistance to fatigue
• Galvanized steel core resists corrosion in moisture-prone environments
• Vinyl coating adds abrasion resistance and additional corrosion protection
• 3/32 inch overall diameter with 1/16 inch bare wire diameter for compact cable runs

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard cable hardware sized for 3/32 inch outer diameter or 1/16 inch bare diameter aircraft cable, including swage fittings, cable clamps, and ferrule stops commonly used in rigging and tensioning assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by riggers, maintenance technicians, or qualified tradespeople familiar with cable tensioning and termination methods. Proper ferrule crimping tools or swage tools should be used when terminating cable ends - do not use improper fittings that are undersized for the cable diameter. Inspect the cable for kinks, fraying, or broken strands before installation and do not exceed the rated breaking strength in working load applications. Follow applicable OSHA and industry rigging standards when this cable is used in safety-critical or load-bearing configurations.