Black Coated HDG 7X19 Cable, 1/8"

Black Coated HDG 7X19 Cable, 1/8"

The 2G9B125-01000 Black Coated HDG 7x19 Cable (1/8") is a high-flexibility galvanized aircraft cable designed for rigging, lifting, and general-purpose cable applications. Built with a 7x19 strand construction, it provides excellent flexibility and strength, making it ideal for systems that require smooth movement over pulleys or frequent bending. The durable black coating helps conceal the cable in lighting and staging environments, while also adding surface protection without flaking. This coating allows swage sleeves to be applied directly over the coating, simplifying installation and maintaining reliable cable performance—because in stage rigging and similar applications, the cable should do its job quietly without stealing the spotlight.

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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 2G9B125-01000
• Product Type: Black coated galvanized aircraft cable
• Cable Diameter: 1/8 in.
• Construction: 7 x 19 strand configuration
• Material: Galvanized steel
• Coating: Durable black coating
• Flexibility: High flexibility for pulleys and moving systems
• Corrosion Resistance: Galvanized steel core resists rust
• Coating Benefit: Helps conceal cable in stage lighting and rigging setups
• Installation: Swage sleeves can be applied directly over coating
• Performance: Strong yet flexible cable suitable for repeated movement

Ideal For

• Stage rigging and theatrical applications
• Lighting, sound, and scenery flying systems
• General-purpose rigging requiring flexible cable
• Cable runs where low visibility is beneficial
• Projects where strong, flexible cable needs to do the work without drawing attention to itself

Safety Notice

• Inspect regularly for visible damage, distortion, elongation, corrosion, cracks, nicks, or abrasion that may reduce cable strength
• Store, lubricate, and maintain wire rope properly according to standard safety practices
• Verify replacement cables meet your application requirements
• Avoid shock loads and never load cable to its breaking strength
• The end user must determine an appropriate safety factor for the intended application