Cable, 3/16 In, L100Ft, WLL740Lb, 7x7, Steel MPN:2VJX2
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Cable, 3/16 In, L100Ft, WLL740Lb, 7x7, Steel
This heavy-duty steel wire rope cable is perfect for lifting, rigging, and other applications requiring high strength and durability. With a working load limit of 740 lb and a breaking strength of 3,700 lbf, it can handle demanding tasks with ease. The 7x7 rope strand classification ensures a high level of flexibility and resistance to abrasion. Its galvanized steel construction and polypropylene coating provide excellent corrosion resistance and protection from the elements. Suitable for use in industrial, construction, and manufacturing settings, this cable is an essential tool for any operation that requires reliable and heavy-duty lifting and rigging solutions.
Top product features:
- Wire Rope, Material Galvanized Steel, provides corrosion resistance.
- IWRC Core Type enables the wire rope to withstand heavy loads.
- Polypropylene Coating provides a durable, long-lasting finish.
Top product applications:
- Lifting
- Lifting heavy equipment or machinery
- Hoisting and rigging
Wire Rope, Material Galvanized Steel, Core Type IWRC, Working Load Limit 740 lb, Breaking Strength 3,700 lbf, Rope Strand Classification 7 x 7, Cable Diameter 3/16 in, Overall Diameter 1/4 in, Overall Length 100 ft, Bend Radius Not Applicable, End Type Plain, Lubrication Unlubricated, Color Black, Lifting Capability For Lifting, Coating Coated, Coating Type Polypropylene, Minimum Operating Temperature Not Applicable, Maximum Operating Temperature Not Applicable
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CN
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 9.10
- Package Width: 8.80
- Package Height: 3.10
- Package Weight: 7.42
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Product info last updated on February 25, 2026 11:43pm UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning