5/16" Wire Rope Kit - 50FT Wire Rope with 8PCS Clip Clamps & 8PCS Thimbles - 7x19 Strand Core Steel Cable for Boat Lifts, Dock Rigging, Outdoor Use

5/16" Wire Rope Kit - 50FT Wire Rope with 8PCS Clip Clamps & 8PCS Thimbles - 7x19 Strand Core Steel Cable for Boat Lifts, Dock Rigging, Outdoor Use5 16" 50FT Wire Rope with 8PCS Clip Clamps & 8PCS Thimbles Key Features Diameter: 5 16 inch (8mm) Length: 50 feet Construction: 7x19 strand core for high flexibility and durability Material: Corrosion resistant stainless steel Breaking Strength: 9,000 lbs Includes: 8 wire rope clip clamps and 8 steel thimbles Applications: Boat lifts, dock rigging, marine environments, and heavy duty outdoor securing Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers Compatible

5/16" 50FT Wire Rope with 8PCS Clip Clamps & 8PCS Thimbles

Key Features

• Diameter: 5/16 inch (8mm)
• Length: 50 feet
• Construction: 7x19 strand core for high flexibility and durability
• Material: Corrosion-resistant stainless steel
• Breaking Strength: 9,000 lbs
• Includes: 8 wire rope clip clamps and 8 steel thimbles
• Applications: Boat lifts, dock rigging, marine environments, and heavy-duty outdoor securing

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Compatible with standard 5/16" diameter rigging systems
• Interchangeable with generic 7x19 stainless steel aircraft-grade cable kits
• Fits most standard boat lift, winch, and pulley replacement requirements

Compatibility & Fitment

• Suitable for marine, industrial, and residential rigging
• Compatible with standard 5/16" wire rope thimbles and U-bolt clamps
• Intended for use with pulleys and sheaves designed for 5/16" cable diameter
• Ideal for davit systems, sailboats, and general outdoor tensioning

When to Replace

• Visible rust, oxidation, or surface corrosion
• Broken or frayed individual strands (fishhooks)
• Kinks, bird-caging, or permanent deformation of the cable shape
• Significant diameter reduction (wear) at contact points with pulleys
• Evidence of excessive stretching or structural fatigue

Installation Tips

• Ensure the thimble is properly seated in the loop to prevent cable crushing
• Install clips with the U-bolt section over the dead end (short end) of the rope and the saddle on the live end
• Maintain correct spacing between clips, typically 6 to 8 times the rope diameter
• Tighten clamps firmly, but avoid overtightening to prevent strand damage
• Periodically check and retighten clamps after initial load-bearing use