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50M 316 Marine Stainless Steel Wire Rope Cable Decking Balustrade Rigging 7x19 4mm

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AU$9075
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Think about seven bundles of 19 rugged steel wires, all woven together to create one of the toughest wire rope cables for balustrades on the market today. That's why this stainless steel rope cable by Randy & Travis Machinery has a wealth of uses in addition to balustrades, including hanging heavy paintings, shop fittings, trellises, shade sails, as an underlay for green walls, rigging (except for marine applications), slings, stage light supports, stage curtain hanging, props for stage and film, and more. Even though the wire is as tough as they come, it's extremely flexible, making it easy to use by both trades professionals and DIYers.

This rope cable has it all: abrasion and fatigue resistance, high tensile strength, and structural stability. Made from rust-proof stainless steel, it will look great for years to come – and then some, with proper care. With 133 wires in total, this cable has incredible strength, yet looks great in both residential and commercial applications. If you have a project that requires both strength and good looks, this wire rope is the perfect solution. Order yours today!

Features and specifications

  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Colour: Silver
  • Individual wire diameter: 4 mm
  • Wire per bundle: 19
  • Number of bundles in wire rope: 7
  • Total number of wires: 133
  • Total Length: 50M
  • Lay: Right hand
  • AISI grade: 316
  • Minimum breaking strain: 860 kg
  • Safe working load (hanging over a person – vertical orientation): 86 kg
  • Safe working load (horizontal orientation): 42 kg
  • Economical yet beautiful
  • Commercial and residential applications
  • Tough and durable
  • Rustproof