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3/16 in x 22 ft Stainless Wire Rope Assembly, 302/304 SS 19x7, Unused

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$24.97
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Product Overview

Stainless Steel Wire Rope, 3/16 Inch by 22 Feet, Rated 600 lb Vertical Working Load

Condition

Unused new old stock. Sold as one 3/16 inch by 22 ft wire rope assembly, and the unit photographed is representative. Tag legible: BOISE RIGGING SUPPLY, 3/16" X 22 FT. S.S. W.R. ASSY., 302/304 S.S. 19X7, WLL: 600 LBS. VERTICAL, 5:1 DESIGN FACTOR.

Ready to ship from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day. Selling online since 1999.

Product Overview

A 22 ft length of 3/16 inch stainless wire rope in 19x7 construction, made up as an assembly by Boise Rigging Supply. The working load limit is 600 lb in a vertical lift at a 5:1 design factor, and the wire is 302/304 stainless.

Key Features

  • 3/16 inch diameter
  • 22 ft length
  • 19x7 construction
  • 302/304 stainless steel
  • Working load limit 600 lb, vertical
  • 5:1 design factor

Applications

  • Replacing a worn 3/16 inch stainless line on a gate, hatch or stay where the working load stays under 600 lb vertical
  • Rigging a fixed tie-down or guy line on outdoor plant equipment
  • Stocking a rated length of stainless rope for plant maintenance

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the working load limit?

600 lb in a vertical lift, at a 5:1 design factor.

What grade of stainless is it?

302/304 stainless steel, in 19x7 construction.

Will it carry a 500 lb vertical load within its rating?

Yes. The working load limit is 600 lb vertical at a 5:1 design factor, so 500 lb sits inside it. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.

Somebody wrote 5:1 DESIGN FACTOR on the tag in plain capitals, which is more paperwork than most rope ever gets. Keep the job under 600 lb and leave that margin alone.

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