Value Collection WS-MH-WIRE-134 Aircraft Cable 920 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-134 is a vinyl-coated galvanized aircraft cable designed for rigging, lifting, and securing applications across industrial and commercial job sites. The cable features a 7 x 7 strand core construction, meaning seven bundles of seven individual wires each, which delivers flexibility combined with tensile strength. The bare wire diameter is 3/32 inches, and the overall coated diameter measures 3/16 inches. The vinyl coating provides corrosion resistance and protects adjacent surfaces from abrasion. This cable is suited for use by mechanical contractors, riggers, facility maintenance crews, and industrial tradespeople who require a reliable, code-compliant wire rope solution.

This aircraft cable is appropriate for a wide range of general rigging, safety restraint, and mechanical linkage applications in both residential and light commercial settings. Common uses include HVAC equipment restraints, safety cables for suspended equipment, garage door assemblies, and overhead support lines. The galvanized steel core resists moisture and oxidation, making it suitable for partially exposed or humid environments. The vinyl jacket further extends service life in installations where the cable contacts metal edges or brackets regularly.

Key Features

• 920 pound breaking strength for dependable load-bearing performance
• 7 x 7 strand core construction provides flexibility and durability
• Bare diameter of 3/32 inches with a coated outer diameter of 3/16 inches
• Galvanized finish resists corrosion in damp or humid environments
• Vinyl coating protects surfaces and reduces abrasion at contact points

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aircraft cable suitable for rigging, restraint, and mechanical linkage applications requiring a 3/16 inch coated diameter with a 920 pound breaking strength rating.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified rigger or mechanical contractor familiar with wire rope standards and applicable load ratings. Always verify that the rated breaking strength exceeds the intended working load by an appropriate safety factor before installation. Use proper wire rope ferrules, swage fittings, or clamps rated for the cable diameter and never substitute with undersized hardware. Inspect the cable and terminations for kinking, fraying, or corrosion prior to placing the assembly into service.