1 x 19 construction wire is formed from 19 strands of wire. Suited to standing rigging, static load bearing, architectural use and most non-flexible applications.
It has high tensile strength, low stretch and low flexibility.
| Part Number | Breaking Load | Diameter | Grams per metre | Roll Size | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLA-167130 | 220kg | - | 1/16" | 12.59g | 305m |
| BLA-167133 | 485kg | - | 3/32" | 29.73g | 305m |
| BLA-167148 | 756kg | 3mm | - | 44.60g | 305m |
| BLA-167134 | 870kg | - | 1/8" | 52.07g | 305m |
7 x 19 construction is formed from seven strands, 19 wires per strand. Suited to running rigging, control cables and most flexible applications. It has increased stretch and reduced tensile strength...
316 Grade Stainless Steel Wire Rope sold in reels. Commonly used for yacht rigging and other guying applications. Lightweight and strong. Made to British Standard BSMA29:1982. Korean made quality...
316 Grade Stainless Steel thimbles for use in sail and rigging applications. Helps to protect rope as it passes through the thimble. Part numberWire DiameterABCDE SAW-56261 2mm 20.1mm 17.5mm...
316 Grade Stainless Steel Wire Rope sold in reels. Suitable for anti-corrosive applications. 7 x 19 strand construction. Made to British Standard BSMA29:1982. Supastainless - Korean made quality...
316-Grade stainless steel wire rope sold in reels. Constructed with 7 x 19 strands. Great value. Made in China. Part number Diameter
Part numberSize DiameterABCD SAW-56121 2mm 16mm 10mm 10mm M2 SAW-56123 3mm 18mm 13mm 15.3mm M3 SAW-56122 4mm 24mm 18mm 18.5mm</
7 x 7 construction is formed from seven strands of seven wires. Suited to semi-flexible applications such as balustrading, lifelines and irrigation applications. Part NumberBreaking...
316 Grade Stainless Steel Wire. 1 x 19 Construction Made in China Sold by the coil Part number Diameter Length
These 316 Stainless Steel thimbles have a flatter profile designed for rope. Part numberRope SizeABCDE SAW-56477 10mm 57.8mm 48.9mm 25.2mm 14.7mm 11.9mm SAW-56479 12mm 66.
