Galv Aircraft Cable, 3/16"

Galv Aircraft Cable, 3/16"

The 2G9187-1000' Galvanized Aircraft Cable (3/16") from Fehr is a commercial-grade 7x19 wire rope designed for light rigging, marine use, stage rigging, winches, and general pulling applications. Manufactured from hot-dipped galvanized steel rod, it provides enhanced corrosion resistance compared to electro-galvanized cable, making it well suited for outdoor and marine environments where rust resistance matters. The 7x19 strand construction delivers excellent flexibility, allowing the cable to run smoothly over pulleys and winches while maintaining dependable strength. It’s a reliable, all-purpose cable for many rigging tasks—just not the kind you’d install on an airplane, despite the name.

Country of Origin
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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 2G9187
• Length: 1000 ft
• Cable Diameter: 3/16 in.
• Construction: 7 x 19 strand configuration
• Cable Type: Commercial-grade aircraft cable
• Material: Steel wire
• Finish: Hot-dipped galvanized
• Corrosion Resistance: Superior rust resistance compared to electro-galvanized cable
• Flexibility: High flexibility for smooth operation on pulleys, winches, and rigging systems
• Typical Applications: Light rigging, marine applications, stage rigging, winch lines, and pulling tasks
• Important Note: Not intended for aircraft or MIL-Spec applications

Ideal For

• Light rigging and general utility cable applications
• Marine environments where corrosion resistance is important
• Winch systems and pulling tasks requiring flexible wire rope
• Stage or theater rigging where smooth cable movement matters
• Projects needing durable, flexible galvanized wire rope that handles the job without rust trying to steal the spotlight

Safety Notice

• Inspect cable regularly for damage, distortion, elongation, corrosion, cracks, nicks, or abrasion that may reduce strength or cause failure
• Store, lubricate, and maintain wire rope properly following standard safety practices
• Confirm replacement cable meets your specifications and is 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 application