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Black Powder Coated Galvanized Aircraft Wire Rope

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Our Black Powder Coated Galvanized Aircraft Wire Rope pairs a strong galvanized steel core with a sleek matte-black powder coating that resists weathering, UV, and abrasion while delivering a clean, modern look. Offered in rigid 7x7 and flexible 7x19 constructions and diameters from 1/16" to 1/4", it’s a favorite for architectural cable railing and design-forward projects where appearance matters as much as strength.

Key Features

  • Durable black powder-coated finish over a galvanized steel core
  • Excellent resistance to corrosion, UV, and surface abrasion
  • Modern matte-black appearance ideal for architectural railing
  • Available in 7x7 (rigid) and 7x19 (flexible) constructions, 1/16"– 1/4"
  • Sold by the coil and reel in lengths from 50 ft to 1,000 ft

Ideal Applications

  • Black cable railing for decks, stairs, balconies, and mezzanines
  • Interior and exterior architectural and design features
  • Trellises, garden, and landscape applications
  • Display, signage, and general decorative rigging

Construction & Specifications

Material Galvanized steel core with black powder coating
Constructions 7x7 and 7x19
Diameters 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 3/16", 1/4"
Finish Matte black powder coat over galvanized cable
Grade Commercial-grade aircraft cable (not for aircraft flight controls)
Packaging Coils and reels, multiple lengths available

Minimum Breaking Strength by Size

Cable Size Construction Min. Breaking Strength (approx.)
1/16" 7x7 480 lbs
3/32" 7x7 920 lbs
1/8" 7x19 2,000 lbs
3/16" 7x19 4,200 lbs
1/4" 7x19 7,000 lbs

Store cable in a clean, dry area away from moisture and chemicals; keep coils and reels supported to prevent kinking. Breaking-strength figures are nominal minimum values for new, unspliced cable and are provided for reference only — always apply an appropriate design safety factor (commonly 5:1, or higher for overhead/life-safety use). The breaking strength reflects the galvanized steel core; the powder coating does not add rated strength. Commercial-grade aircraft cable is intended for general-purpose use and is not certified for aircraft flight controls.