Galvanized aircraft wire rope
7x7 construction diagram
7x19 construction diagram
6x19 construction
25-100 ft packaging
150-500 ft packaging
1000 ft+ packaging

Galvanized Aircraft Cable Wire Rope

Regular price $9.40 Sale

Built for strength, durability, and all-weather performance, our Galvanized Aircraft Cable is a commercial-grade steel wire rope drawn from high-carbon steel and hot-dip/electro-galvanized for excellent rust and corrosion resistance. Available in flexible 7x19, abrasion-resistant 7x7, and heavy-duty 6x19 constructions and in diameters from 1/16" up to 1/2", it’s a dependable, economical choice for rigging, lifting, railing, and a wide range of general-purpose applications.

Key Features

  • Galvanized high-carbon steel for strong corrosion and rust resistance
  • Choice of 7x7 (rigid, abrasion-resistant), 7x19 (highly flexible), and 6x19 (heavy-duty) constructions
  • Wide diameter range from 1/16" to 1/2"
  • High strength-to-diameter ratio with reliable, consistent breaking strength
  • Sold by the coil and reel in lengths from 25 ft up to 5,000 ft

Ideal Applications

  • Cable railing, deck and stair railing infill
  • Rigging, winch lines, slings, and tie-downs
  • Trellises, fencing, guy wires, and overhead supports
  • Agricultural, marine, industrial, and architectural projects

Construction & Specifications

Material Galvanized high-carbon steel
Constructions 7x7, 7x19, and 6x19
Diameters 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2"
Finish Galvanized (zinc-coated) for corrosion resistance
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" 7x7 1,700 lbs
1/8" 7x19 2,000 lbs
5/32" 7x19 2,800 lbs
3/16" 7x19 4,200 lbs
1/4" 7x19 7,000 lbs
5/16" 7x19 9,800 lbs
3/8" 7x19 14,400 lbs
1/2" 6x19 24,000 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). Commercial-grade aircraft cable is intended for general-purpose use and is not certified for aircraft flight controls.