Most commonly used wire rope for yacht rigging. Wire rope with a high breaking load. Is generally used for shrouds, stays or guard rails.
People also ask
What is the breaking strength of wire rope?
What is the breaking strength of 9mm wire rope?
What is the difference between 7x7 and 1x19 cable?
How do you calculate the breaking load of a wire rope?
Rating
(2) · In stock
A 1x19 construction allows for a stiffer, non-flexible cable that won't kink or bend. *WLL is approximately 20% of average break strength which allows a 5:1 ...
1/8" 1x19 Stainless Steel Strand Cable - 1760 lbs Breaking Strength
lifting.com › Wire Rope & Cabling
Rating
(2) · In stock
1/8" 1x19 Stainless Steel Strand Cable - 1760 lbs Breaking Strength | Buy Online | Lifting.com.
In stock
• Note: BL (nominal breaking strength) and weight (lb/100 ft) are approximate • Rule of thumb is for the application load not to exceed 20% of the breaking load
Rating
(10) · In stock
Breaking Strength, 1 x 19 Type 316 Stainless-Steel Wire, 5/32" Wire Dia., 2965lb. Breaking Strength by Alps Wire Rope | Sailing at West Marine, 1 x 19 Type ...
Explore our range of preformed stainless steel aircraft cables (Type 316) with various diameters, breaking strengths, and commercial specifications.
In stock
This wire rope is ideal for standing rigging applications. It is stiff, one-strand cable made by twisting 19 wires together.
£2.70
Weighing in at just under 18kg per 100 metres of length, this 6mm 1x19 stainless steel rope has a safe working load of 3,025kg and a breaking force of 29.7kN.
Typical Rigging Breaking Strengths for marine stainless steel, rope, rod and Kevlar rigging applications ... Type 316 1X19*** Stainless Wire Rope - Imperial.
Stainless Steel Wire Rope Breaking Strength Comparison Table - KOS 7x19, KOS 1x19, Petersen Compact Strand and hamma™ Pro Strand.
