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The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-WIRE-139 is a vinyl-coated stainless steel aircraft cable sold in 1-foot increments from a 1,000-foot coil. The bare wire diameter measures 3/32 inches with an overall coated outer diameter of 1/8 inches. It is constructed with a 7x7 strand core configuration, meaning 7 bundles of 7 individual wires each, which delivers flexibility and resistance to fatigue under repeated bending. With a rated breaking strength of 920 pounds, this cable is suited for light rigging, tension, and suspension applications across trade and industrial settings. Licensed riggers, electricians, and general contractors commonly specify this product for overhead cable management, safety wire runs, and support line installations.
This aircraft cable is appropriate for residential and commercial applications where a flexible, corrosion-resistant wire rope is required. The stainless steel core provides inherent resistance to moisture and oxidation, making it suitable for both indoor mechanical rooms and exterior or semi-exposed environments. The vinyl coating adds abrasion protection and reduces contact wear on hardware and fittings. Typical uses include HVAC equipment tie-down lines, suspended ceiling support wire, sign hanging, and general rigging where a compact, flexible cable with a reliable breaking strength is specified. The minimum order quantity is 100 feet.
Designed as a general-purpose vinyl-coated aircraft cable compatible with standard 1/8-inch cable fittings, ferrules, swage sleeves, and tensioners used in light rigging and suspension applications.
Installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with rigging hardware and applicable load ratings. Always verify that all fittings, swage sleeves, and termination hardware are rated to meet or exceed the cable breaking strength before placing the assembly in service. Inspect the cable and all terminations for kinking, fraying, or corrosion prior to tensioning. Do not exceed the rated breaking strength and apply an appropriate safety factor as required by the application or local code.
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