Black Vinyl Coated HDG 7X19 Cable, UV-Resist. 1/8"

Black Vinyl Coated HDG 7X19 Cable, UV-Resist. 1/8"

The 2VB125-187 Black Vinyl Coated HDG 7x7 Cable (1/8") is a versatile galvanized steel aircraft cable designed for general-purpose rigging, security, and utility applications. Constructed with a 7x7 strand configuration, it offers moderate flexibility and dependable strength, making it ideal where durability is needed without the extra flexibility of 7x19 cable. The hot-dipped galvanized steel core resists corrosion, while the black vinyl coating adds UV resistance, protects surfaces from abrasion, and improves handling. This cable meets Federal Specification RR-W-410 and has been independently lab tested and verified, delivering reliable performance across a wide range of everyday cable applications—because a good cable should hold strong without causing trouble.

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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 2VB125-187
• Product Type: Vinyl-coated galvanized aircraft cable
• Cable Diameter: 1/8 in.
• Construction: 7 x 7 strand configuration
• Core Material: Hot-dipped galvanized steel
• Coating: Black vinyl
• Coating Benefits: UV resistant, flexible, and easy to strip
• Flexibility: Medium flexibility (less than 7x19 cable)
• Corrosion Resistance: Galvanized steel core resists rust
• Compliance: Meets Federal Specification RR-W-410
• Testing: Independently lab tested and verified
• Handling: Vinyl coating improves grip and protects contact surfaces

Ideal For

• Security cables and lock cable systems
• Animal runs and containment lines
• Display cables and hanging applications
• General-purpose rigging where moderate flexibility is sufficient
• Projects that require durable, coated steel cable that resists weather and UV exposure while staying easy to handle

Safety Notice

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