Wire Rope Assemblies Catalog

52 Heppner Drive Carson City, Nevada 89706800.851.2961 775.885.1443 Fax: 775.885.2734

Website: www.thecableconnection.com E-mail: [email protected]

Volume 2

Assembliesand Fittings

Catalog

52 Heppner Drive Carson City, Nevada 89706800-851-2961 775-885-1443 Fax 775-885-2734

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.thecableconnection.com

52 Heppner Drive

Carson City, NV 89706

Phone: (775) 885-1443

Fax: (775) 885-2734

The Cable Connection was

established in 1991. Its pri

ncipals have been in the wi

re rope

business for three decades

and have become specialis

ts in diameter and unde

r cable

assemblies and fittings. We

have become familiar with

and developed many proce

sses

and uses of technology oth

ers in the field have yet to u

tilize. The result is our abili

ty to

provide our customers with

products of superior qualit

y at highly competitive pric

es.

Innovative design and engi

neering capabilities enable t

he Cable Connection to ass

ist in

parts design and developm

ent when needed. Prototyp

es can generally be supplied

within

a few days of receipt of dra

wings.

Design capabilities, advanc

ed production methods and

an eagerness to serve set u

s apart

from the others. We are pr

oud to enjoy excellent relat

ionships with many custom

ers who

have come to rely on The C

able Connection for quality

, service and dependability

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If you have yet to discover t

he benefits of doing busin

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ction,

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we help you? we really m

ean it.

Michael Kechely

President

Michael Kechely

2009 The Cable Connection, Carson City, Nevada. All rights reserved

52 Heppner Drive Carson City, Nevada 89706800-851-2961 775-885-1443 Fax 775-885-2734E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.thecableconnection.com

Table of Contents

Information

Facilities and Capabilities ..................................................................................................... 2

Custom Design Services ...................................................................................................... 3

Choosing the Right Cable .................................................................................................... 4

Construction and Components of Strand and Cable (Wire Rope) .................. 6

Cable Stretch, Pre-stretching and Proof Testing ..................................................... 8

Wire Rope Jacket Specifications ..................................................................................... 9

Recommended Minimum Pulley Diameters ............................................................ 10

Summarized Military Specifications ............................................................................ 11

Products

Strand and Cable .................................................................................................................. 12

Eyelets ........................................................................................................................................ 16

Thimbles ................................................................................................................................... 18

Oval Swaging Sleeves ......................................................................................................... 19

Balls: Plain ................................................................................................................................ 20

Balls: with Shank and with Double Shank .................................................................. 21

Special Fittings L and Z Fittings ................................................................................ 21

Cable Hangers ....................................................................................................................... 22

Eyes and Clevises .................................................................................................................. 23

Ferrules: Hex and Round Swaged ................................................................................ 24

Radiused Ferrules: Hex and Round Swaged ............................................................ 25

Threaded Studs: Hex Swaged ........................................................................................ 26

Threaded Studs: Round Swaged ................................................................................... 28

259 Studs ................................................................................................................................ 30

Round Swivel Sleeves (tapped) ....................................................................................... 31

Male-Threaded Swivel Sleeves ....................................................................................... 32

Hex Swivel Sleeves (tapped) ............................................................................................ 33

Threaded Sleeves ................................................................................................................. 34

Special Fittings ....................................................................................................................... 35

Conduit and Conduit Swaged Fittings ......................................................................... 36



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Facilities and CapabilitiesOur production capabilities include the ability to machine special fittings to meet your particular needs. State-of-the-art CNC lathes and mills and efficient swaging and assembly operations assure you high quality products at the lowest possible cost.

Our ability to machine many of the fittings we use in our own facilities offers many benefits to our customers:

It helps us control costs, to provide you with the lowest price possible.

We are in the process of obtaining ISO 9000/2001 certification, so you can be assured that your standards and specifications are being met.

Special custom parts to meet your particular needs can be produced especially for you, so you are not limited in your product design to using only off-the-shelf fittings provided by others.

Because we do not have to rely on outside sources for machined parts, we are better able to control production operations and provide you with reliable delivery schedules.

Modern, versatile cutting and swaging operations allow us to efficiently produce cable assemblies in large or small quantities. You dont necessarily have to order large quantities to get a reasonable price.

Many cables can be cut on automated cutting equipment, to reduce costs and maintain uniformity in cut lengths.

Punch presses, hydraulic presses and rotary swagers are available to swage fittings on your cables. The ability to swage in different ways allows us to use the most efficient method for your job, so we can keep your costs to a minimum.

Other machining and assembly capabilities can help you reduce your costs.

We can supply many other machined and stamped parts used in conjunction with your cable assemblies.

Complete assembled units where the cables are a sub-assembly component can be supplied, to reduce the number of vendors required and eliminate the need for your own assembly labor to make the complete assembled unit.


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Custom Design ServicesThere are several different ways we can help you design a cable assembly to meet your particular requirements.

Chances are, we have manufactured cable assemblies similar to yours in the past, so we can offer you the benefit of this experience in the design of your product. For instance, often our sales people are familiar with a special fitting we have made for a similar use or application in the past. Or, perhaps we can modify an existing design or manufacture a new fitting to meet your needs. Because we machine most of our own fittings, we are not limited in design to off-the-shelf terminals made by others.

We can make suggestions regarding the construction of the strand or cable for your application. You can draw on our experience to determine the right material for your terminals. Prototypes can be made at modest cost, and tests can be performed in our factory to verify that your design meets necessary load requirements.

Let us put our experience and expertise to work for you. To get started, you can request design assistance on our website; or call us at 800-851-2961, fax us at 775-885-2734, or e-mail us at [email protected].



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1. The first thing to consider in choosing the right cable is the kind of load to which the cable might be subjected. Once this is determined, it is time to make an evaluation of what kind of safety factor will be desired. In some extreme cases the suggested safety factors are as high as 10:1. Normally, the safety factors are 4:1 or 5:1 of the minimum breaking strength of the cable being used.

EXAMPLE: Lets say that you are going to hang something that weighs 55 pounds from the ceiling of a public building. If this item were to fall onto someone below, it would certainly cause harm, or worse. The minimum safety factor that you would want to consider would be 5:1. Therefore 55 x 5 = 275. The minimum breaking strength of the cable that you would select would be in excess of 275 pounds.

You must also consider other factors to which the cable might be subjected, such as the possibility of a shock load in an earthquake or exposure to winds or blowing air from ventilation systems. Cable is not recommended, nor is it rated for shock loads. Unknown loads must be determined by testing prior to determining which cable to use. Determining the load that the cable will be exposed to, and under what conditions, will enable us to choose an appropriate diameter of cable.

2. The next step is to select a construction of cable.

Is the cable going to go over pulleys? If so, consult the table regarding minimum recommended pulley groove diameters (see page 10) to determine the construction of cable most compatible to the pulley diameter being used.

If the cable is not going over pulleys, it may still need to be somewhat flexible. If moderate flexibility is required (such as with a door retaining lanyard) a 7 x 7 construction will probably be adequate.

Maybe the cable is for guying purposes or being used on a railing. In such cases a 1 x 19 construction is normally preferred.

Our sales staff will be happy to help you determine the proper construction of cable for your applications. Sample assemblies are available at a nominal or no cost in many cases.

The tables in the Strand and Cable section (pages 12-15) show breaking strengths for readily available types of strand and cable.

Choosing the Right Cable


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3. The third step is choosing the correct cable composition. The primary considerations in choosing the composition of the cable are service life, environment, and cost.

Just because the cable is going to be exposed to the elements outdoors does not mean that it should necessarily be galvanizedsuch as wire rope used on tow trucks. The service life of the cable is probably a year or two at best. Unless you are in a severe environment, the cable will not have an opportunity to significantly deteriorate within the cables service life. There is no need to use galvanized in this circumstance. Also, most special purpose hoisting ropes, such as compacted ropes and spin resistant ropes, are not available in galvanized. (Although some sizes of spin resistant wire rope are available in stainless steel.)

Non-galvanized wire rope is referred to as bright and is usually coated with a petroleum based lube. Galvanized aircraft cable is almost always used in smaller diameter assemblies when stainless steel is not specified (smaller being under 1/4 diameter).

Galvanized cable is normally adequate corrosion protection for most conditions. Exceptions to this statement include the following conditions or situations:

Applications close to a salt water or salt air environment. This would include applications that are exposed to winter salting of roads.

Environments of corrosive chemical exposure.Applications such as food preparation and medical

products or any application that has a frequent wash down.

Applications where an aesthetic consideration with a preference for shine exists.

Stainless steel is the preferred choice when the exceptions listed above apply.

4.The final consideration will be whether or not the cable needs to be coated. Some of the most common reasons to choose coated cable are:

to increase the appearance of the size of the cableto protect the cable from undesired substancesto offer the cable in a certain color for

aesthetic reasons

to protect the cable and/or the pulleys that the cables are running over from abrasion

to reduce friction

If the answer is yes, it should be coated, please refer to the few paragraphs concerning different types of coatings in the Construction and Components of Strand and Cable section (pages 6-7).



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Strand Strand is two or more wires wound concentrically in a helix. They are usually wound around a center wire. Strand is normally referred to as 1 by the total number of wires in the given strand. Such as 1 x 7 (one group of seven wires) or 1 x 19 (one group of nineteen wires).

Cable / Wire Rope CABLE is the generic term that refers to constructions of wire rope that fall into the category of aircraft cable. These constructions include 7 x 7 (seven groups of 1 x 7 strand) and 7 x 19 (seven groups of 1 x 19 strand) respectively. Aircraft cable ranges in size from 1/32 to 3/8.

WIRE ROPE is technically the correct term for groups of strand wrapped in a uniform helix around a core. Sizes over 3/8 are not considered aircraft cable, they are wire rope. The constructions included in wire rope are numerous, but the most common are 6 x 19 and 6 x 37 class wire ropes. These descriptions of the construction fail to include the core as a part of the primary number. Part of the reason for this is that the composition and the construction of the cores in these wire ropes is so numerous, that it is necessary to call out the outer construction of the wire rope and then describe the core. Such as 6 x 19 fiber core, or 6 x 37 IWRC (Independent Wire Rope Core). The terms CABLE and WIRE ROPE are synonymous for all intents and purposes.

Core The core can be a variety of things, including strand in many constructions or even a cable or wire rope. The core can also be of a composition other than metal, such as polypropylene rope. Whatever the construction or the composition of the core, it is the center member of the cable or wire rope.

Construction Construction of strand, wire rope or cable is the nomenclature for describing the number of wires contained in, and their relationships to each other in the particular product being described. 1 x 19 describes one group of nineteen wires; 7 x 19 describes seven groups of nineteen wires (or seven groups of 1 x 19); 6 x 37 IWRC describes six groups of thirty-seven wires wound around a core that might actually be 7 x 7 construction itself. Thus the term Independent Wire Rope Core, since the core of 7 x 7 is actually a piece of wire rope. The construction of the core is partially determined by the diameter of the wire rope being described.

Composition Composition of the wire rope or strand refers to the material used to manufacture the product being described. Strand, wire rope and cable are made from various grades of both stainless steel and carbon steel.

The STAINLESS STEEL grades that are the most common are Type 302/304, Type 305 (nonmagnetic), and Type 316.

Type 302/304 is 18-8 (18 parts chromium and 8 parts nickel) stainless steel and is most commonly used in the manufacture of wire rope. This type of stainless steel is commonly used in applications that require more corrosion protection than is available from galvanized carbon steel cable. Contrary to popular belief, stainless steel is not stronger than galvanized carbon steel cable. The fact is, it usually has a lower breaking strength than galvanized cable of the same diameter and construction.

Type 305 S/S cable (nonmagnetic) is also commonly available in 1/16 and 3/32 diameters. This type of S/S is generally used in applications where sensitive instrumentation or other systems might be affected by magnetism.

Construction, Components of Strand and Cable (wire rope)

1 x 19 Non-Flexible

7 x 7 Flexible

7 x 19 Flexible 6 x 37 PFC 6 x 37 IWRC 6 x 19 IWRC


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Type 316 S/S is increasingly popular in many outdoor salt air environments. It has excellent corrosion protection and is the preferred choice of the marine industry. The increase in popularity of Type 316 S/S has spurred the availability of many wire rope terminals also becoming available in Type 316 S/S.

Monel is an uncommon grade of stainless and is used in applications where added resistance to corrosive substances and liquids are required. The main drawbacks to Monel are that its minimum breaking strength is about 30% less than that of Type 302/304 S/S, and that it is not readily available.

CARBON STEEL WIRE is available in different grades, sometimes referred to as Plow Steel, Improved Plow Steel, or even Extra Improved Plow Steel. Wire rope manufactured from uncoated wire is commonly referred to as Bright. Bright wire rope is available in sizes 1/4 and over.

GALVANIZED carbon steel wire is frequently used to manufacture wire rope. Galvanized wire rope provides good corrosion protection in mild environments. In smaller sizes (less than 1/4) it is almost automatically used when stainless steel is not specified.

Lay The lay of the strand, wire rope or cable, is the direction in which the helix of the wires orbit the core. An easy way to determine the lay is to hold the specimen vertically in front of you and observe whether the strands or wires travel up and to the right or up and to the left. Just as you might visually determine the direction of a thread on a bolt. There are other types of lay or wire rope, such as Lang and Herringbone. These types of lays in wire rope are for special purposes, so we will not go into them here.

Preforming Preforming of the wires refers to the forming of the individual wires of a strand into a helix so as to enable them to all be closed into a uniform cylinder, capable of retaining its shape when cut. Furthermore, when wire rope or cable is made (using preformed strand), the strand (groups of preformed wires) is also preformed into a helix so that the six or seven groups of strand all lay together in a cylindrical form and remain that way

when cut. Miniature diameters (smaller than 3/64) often are not preformed and must be specified to be stress relieved at the time of ordering. Without preforming or stress relieving, cable will typically broom or fray when cut or disturbed. Miniature cable not withstanding, it is not usually necessary to specify preforming when ordering cable or wire rope since almost all wire rope and cable is preformed.

Coating The coating of a cable is optional, but can serve many useful purposes. The most common types of coatings are Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), various nylon compounds, and Teflon. These materials are referred to as compounds. These compounds are applied to the cable via the use of a plastic extrusion machine.

PVC PVC is relatively inexpensive and is available in almost any color. PVC lends itself well to applications that are going to be exposed to sunlight. PVC would also be a good choice for an application that requires an increase in mass, or a particular color. PVC is relatively soft and does not have good abrasion resistance.

Nylon and Thermoplastic Elastomers Nylon and thermoplastic elastomers are numerous in types of compounds, each with its own special properties that may be more or less suitable for a particular application. Most are suitable for cycling over pulleys. The differences vary from high temperature environments to specific chemical exposures. This is one reason to discuss your application with a KNOWLEDGEABLE salesperson.

Teflon Teflon is used in certain applications that may include high temperature, chemical exposure, or applications that require a low coefficient of friction. Teflon is relatively expensive, but commonly used and available.

Teflon is a registered trademark of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.



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Cable Cable stretches as a load is applied. The amount of stretch will increase as the load is increased. There are two types of stretch occurring here. The first type of stretch is called CONSTRUCTIONAL STRETCH. The second type is referred to as ELASTIC STRETCH.

Constructional Stretch Constructional Stretch occurs as the outer wires of a strand close around its core and as the outer strands of the cable close around its core under tension. This closing action is the filling up of the spaces between the individual wires and the spaces between the strands. Unfortunately, this type of stretch is not consistent (because of all of the variables involved in the manufacture of the cable) and cannot be quantified into a formula. Constructional stretch can be removed by pre-stretching or pre-stressing (whichever term you prefer). We accomplish this in accordance with MIL-DTL-5688. This specification can be downloaded from our website at www.thecableconnection.com.

Elastic Stretch Elastic Stretch occurs as the individual wires elongate under load. This is a quantifiable factor until the yield point of the cable is exceeded. The factor varies according to load applied and the construction of the cable or strand. In short; the fewer wires and strands in a given diameter, the lower the stretch factor. If you require a calculation for elastic stretch for a particular cable, contact us at 1-800-851-2961 and one of our sales staff will acquire this information for you.

Cable Stretch, Pre-stretching and Proof TestingMeasuring Measuring strand, cable and wire rope properly is done using a pair of calipers or micrometers. Move the anvils into contact with the peaks of two opposing strands (see illustration below). DO NOT HAVE THE ANVILS MAKE CONTACT WITH FOUR STRANDS SIMULTANEOUSLY as this will give a false reading. All cable is manufactured to a plus tolerance. Please see the charts on pages 12-15 for bare cable tolerances and page 9 for coated (jacketed) cable diameters.

Overhead view of lanyard being proof tested.


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Wire Rope Jacket Specifications

Nominal Diameterof Wire Rope

(inches)

Approx. Weight

per 100 ft.

Jacket Wall Thickness -

Reference (inches)

Tolerance on Jacket OD -

Plus Only (inches)

Outside Diameter of

Jacket (inches)

Construction (inches)

1/32 3 x 7 3/64 0.008 0.008 0.022

3/64 7 x 7 1/16 0.010 0.008 0.049

3/64 7 x 7 5/64 0.012 0.016 0.076

1/16 7 x 7 3/32 0.012 0.016 0.093

1/16 7 x 7 1/8 0.014 0.031 1.18

1/16 7 x 19 3/32 0.012 0.016 0.093

1/16 7 x 19 1/8 0.014 0.031 1.18

3/32 7 x 7 1/8 0.014 0.016 1.85

3/32 7 x 7 5/32 0.016 0.016 2.18

3/32 7 x 19 1/8 0.014 0.031 1.99

3/32 7 x 19 5/32 0.016 0.031 2.32

1/8 7 x 19 3/16 0.018 0.031 3.62

5/32 7 x 19 7/32 0.018 0.031 6.10

5/32 7 x 19 9/32 0.022 0.063 7.51

3/16 7 x 19 1/4 0.018 0.031 7.75

3/16 7 x 19 5/16 0.022 0.063 9.20

7/32 7 x 19 9/32 0.020 0.031 9.76

7/32 7 x 19 11/32 0.024 0.063 11.55

1/4 7 x 19 5/16 0.020 0.031 12.30

1/4 7 x 19 3/8 0.024 0.063 14.42

9/32 7 x 19 13/32 0.024 0.063 16.18

5/16 7 x 19 7/16 0.024 0.063 19.8

3/8 7 x 19 1/2 0.027 0.063 27.20

Type II Wire RopeConstruction and Dimensional Properties

Jacket Tolerance per specification MIL-DTL-83420M



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Recommended Minimum Pulley Diametersto maximize cable life

Cable Construction

Tread or Groove Diameter

3 x 7 50 times cable

(uncoated) diameter


(uncoated) diameter


(uncoated) diameter


(uncoated) diameter


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Summarized Military Specifications

RR-W-410Federal specification for wire rope and strand. This specification covers wire ropes and wire seizing strands, and is intended to cover the more common types, classes and categories suitable for federal government and commercial uses. This specification is not applicable to wire ropes specified for aircraft control uses.

MIL-DTL-83140 (supersedes MIL-W-83140)Military specification for wire rope, steel, (stainless steel) preformed, non-rotating, for aircraft rescue hoist and cargo handling (winching).

MIL-DTL-18375 (supersedes MIL-W-18375)Military specification for flexible ( 7x7 and 7x19 constructions) wire rope, corrosion resistant, nonmagnetic, for aircraft control. Generally referred to as type 305 S/S. The wire rope covered by this specification is intended for use in aircraft control system applications where low magnetic permeability and high resistance is needed against corrosion, abrasion and fatigue wear. Wire rope conforming to composition B of MIL-DTL-83420 has a higher strength and magnetic permeability than wire rope conforming to this specification.

MIL-DTL-83420 (supersedes MIL-W-83420)Military specification for wire rope, flexible (3x7, 7x7 and 7x19 constructions) stainless steel and galvanized, for aircraft control. The wire rope covered by this specification is intended for aircraft control system applications where high resistance is needed against corrosion, abrasion and fatigue wear.

MIL-DTL-87161 (supersedes MIL-W-87161, MIL-W-5693 and MIL-W-6940)

Military specification for wire strand, stainless steel and zinc coated, non flexible, for aircraft control. Generally 1x19 construction for aircraft controls.

MIL-DTL-87218 Military specification for cable, lock clad, for aircraft control.

MIL-DTL-781Military specification for terminal, wire rope swaging. The corrosion resistant steel terminals covered by this specification are intended for swaging to corrosion resistant steel and galvanized cable conforming to MIL-DTL-83420 or RR-W-410, as applicable. (The ratings do not apply to strand. Terminals will not develop full breaking strength on strand; not intended for use with MIL-DTL-87161.) These terminals can also be used in applications involving corrosive conditions or where nonmagnetic properties are essential.

MIL-DTL-6117Military specification for terminal, cable assemblies swaged type. This specification covers swaging terminals (conforming to MIL-DTL-781) to cables to make up terminal cable assemblies.

MIL-DTL-5688Military specification for cable assemblies, aircraft, proof testing and pre-stretching. This specification presents the standard method for proof testing and pre-stretching of aircraft cable assemblies.

Common specifications for wire rope, strand and wire rope assemblies. These specifications can be downloaded from our

website: www.thecableconnection.com



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Strand and CableStrand and cable are manufactured in various materials and constructions. These charts contain only those most commonly used in cable assemblies and are not representative of all the types of strand and cable that are available.

1 x 19 StrandNon-Flexible

Nominal Dia. of Strand or

Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number

Tolerance on Diameter Plus Only

Lbs.BreakingStrength

1 x 19 Stainless Steel Strand Type 302/304

1/32" .006" 185 .20 1AS1

3/64" .008" 375 .55 1.5AS1

1/16" .010" 500 .85 2AS1

3/32" .012" 1,200 2.00 3AS1

1/8" .014" 2,100 3.50 4AS1

5/32" .016" 3,300 5.50 5AS1

3/16" .018" 4,700 7.70 6AS1

7/32" .018" 6,300 10.20 7AS1

1/4" .018" 8,200 13.50 8AS1

9/32" .020" 10,300 17.00 9AS1

5/16" .022" 12,500 21.00 10AS1

3/8" .026" 17,500 29.40 12AS1

7/16" -- 22,500 41.00 14AS1

1/2" -- 30,000 52.10 16AS1


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



1/8" .014" 1,780 3.50 4AS2

5/32" .016" 2,800 5.50 5AS2

3/16" .018" 4,000 7.70 6AS2

7/32" .018" 5,350 10.20 7AS2

1/4" .018" 6,900 13.50 8AS2

5/16" .022" 10,600 21.00 10AS2

3/8" .026" 14,800 30.00 12AS2

7/16" -- 20,000 41.00 14AS2

1/2" -- 27,000 52.10 16AS2

1 x 19 Stainless Steel Strand Type 316Extra Corrosion Resistant


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



1/32" .006" 185 .25 1AG

3/64" .008" 375 .55 1.5AG

1/16" .010" 500 .85 2AG

3/32" .012" 1,200 2.00 3AG

1/8" .014" 2,100 3.50 4AG

5/32" .016" 3,300 5.50 5AG

3/16" .018" 4,700 7.70 6AG

7/32" .018" 6,300 10.20 7AG

1/4" .018" 8,200 13.50 8AG

9/32" .020" 10,300 17.00 9AG

5/16" .022" 12,500 21.00 10AG

3/8" .026" 17,500 30.10 12AG

7/16" -- 22,500 41.00 14AG

1/2" -- 30,000 52.10 16AG

1 x 19 Galvanized Strand


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7 x 7 Wire RopeFlexible


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



7 x 7 Stainless Steel Wire Rope Type 302/304

1/32" .006" 115 .20 1BS1

3/64" .008" 270 .42 1.5BS1

1/16" .010" 480 .75 2BS1

3/32" .012" 920 1.60 3BS1

1/8" .014" 1,700 2.80 4BS1

5/32" .016" 2,400 4.30 5BS1

3/16" .018" 3,700 6.20 6BS1

7/32" .018" 4,800 8.30 7BS1

1/4" .018" 6,100 10.60 8BS1

9/32" .020" 7,400 13.40 9BS1

5/16" .022" 9,000 16.70 10BS1

3/8" .026" 12,000 23.60 12BS1

7/16" -- 15,600 34.20 14BS1

1/2" -- 23,300 44.00 16BS1


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



1/8" .014" 1,360 2.85 4BS2

3/16" .018" 3,300 6.20 6BS2

1/4" .018" 5,500 10.60 8BS2

5/16" .022" 7,600 16.00 10BS2

3/8" .026" 11,700 24.00 12BS2

7 x 7 Stainless Steel Wire Rope Type 316Extra Corrosion Resistant


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



7 x 7 Galvanized Wire Rope

3/64" .008" 270 .36 1.5BG

1/16" .010" 480 .75 2BG

3/32" .012" 920 1.60 3BG

1/8" .014" 1,700 2.80 4BG

5/32" .016" 2,600 4.30 5BG

3/16" .018" 3,700 6.20 6BG

7/32" .018" 4,800 8.30 7BG

1/4" .018" 6,100 10.60 8BG

9/32" .020" 10,300 17.00 9BG

5/16" .022" 12,500 21.00 10BG

3/8" .026" 17,500 30.10 12BG



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Strand and Cable continued

7 x 19 Wire RopeFlexible


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



1/8" .014" 1,300 2.90 4CS2

5/32" .016" 2,000 4.50 5CS2

3/16" .018" 2,900 6.50 6CS2

1/4" .018" 4,900 11.00 8CS2

5/16" .022" 7,600 17.30 10CS2

3/8" .026" 11,000 24.30 12CS2

7 x 19 Stainless Steel Strand Type 316Extra Corrosion Resistant


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



7 x 19 Galvanized Wire Rope

1/16" .010" 480 .75 2CG

3/32" .012" 1,000 1.70 3CG

1/8" .014" 2,000 2.90 4CG

5/32" .016" 2,800 4.50 5CG

3/16" .018" 4,200 6.50 6CG

7/32" .018" 5,600 8.60 7CG

1/4" .018" 7,000 11.00 8CG

9/32" .020" 8,000 13.90 9CG

5/16" .022" 9,800 17.30 10CG

3/8" .026" 14,400 24.30 12CG


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



7 x 19 Stainless Steel Wire Rope Type 302/304

1/32" .006" 110 .20 1CS1

3/64" .008" 270 .42 1.5CS1

1/16" .010" 480 .75 2CS1

3/32" .012" 920 1.70 3CS1

1/8" .014" 1,760 2.90 4CS1

5/32" .016" 2,400 4.50 5CS1

3/16" .018" 3,700 6.50 6CS1

7/32" .018" 5,000 8.60 7CS1

1/4" .018" 6,400 11.00 8CS1

9/32" .020" 7,800 13.90 9CS1

5/16" .022" 9,000 17.30 10CS1

3/8" .026" 12,000 24.30 12CS1


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6 x 19 IWRC Wire Rope

6 x 37 IWRC Wire Rope


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number


6 x 19 IWRC Stainless Steel Wire Rope Type 302/304

7/16" 16,300 35.60 14ES1

1/2" 22,800 45.80 16ES1


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number


6 x 19 IWRC Stainless Steel Wire Rope Type 316 Extra Corrosion Resistant

7/16" 15,000 35.60 14ES2

1/2" 19,300 45.80 16ES2


Cable

Approx. Weight

Lbs./100 ft.

OurPart

Number



3/16" .018" 2,500 6.50 6FS2

1/4" .018" 4,860 10.00 8FS2

5/16" .022" 7,470 18.00 10FS2

3/8" .026" 10,530 24.00 12FS2

7/16" -- 14,200 33.00 14FS2

1/2" -- 18,360 43.00 16FS2

6 x 37 IWRC Stainless Steel Strand Type 316Extra Corrosion Resistant



16 Note: The dotted line on the fitting illustrations denotes the measuring point for that terminal when used on a cable assembly.

Eyelets

.28

.53


17

Order Part Number *

General Description GBG Part Number

Loos & Co. Part Number

Sava Part Number "H" "W" "T" "X" "L"

Dimensions (Inches)

505-S-100 N.A. N.A. 302 0.100 0.190 0.032 0.120 0.280

505-S-125 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.127 0.190 0.032 0.120 0.280

510-S-142 N.A. N.A. 305-S-142 0.142 0.264 0.040 0.150 0.460

510-S-168 N.A. N.A. 305-S-171 0.168 0.264 0.040 0.150 0.460

.030 Material Thickness

.190 Wide Head

.010 - .030 Cable


.265 Wide Head

.018 - .038 Cable


.330 Wide Head

1/32 - 3/64 Cable

520-P-160 2083-01.5 EY8-160-1.5P 310-P-156 0.160 0.330 0.048 0.260 0.730

520-P-190 2023-01.5 EY8-190-1.5P 310-P-190 0.190 0.330 0.048 0.260 0.730

520-S-160 2081-01.5 EY8-160-1.5 310-S-156 0.160 0.330 0.048 0.260 0.730

520-S-190 2021-01.5 EY8-190-1.5 310-S-190 0.190 0.330 0.048 0.260 0.730


.500 Wide Head

3/32 Cable


.420 Wide Head

3/64 - 1/16 Cable

530-P-129 2313-02 EY8-129-2P N.A. 0.129 0.420 0.058 0.325 0.950

530-P-165 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.165 0.420 0.058 0.325 0.950

530-P-190 2003-02 EY8-190-2P 315-P-190 0.190 0.420 0.058 0.325 0.950

530-P-260 2013-02 EY8-260-2P 315-P-260 0.260 0.420 0.058 0.325 0.950

530-S-129 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.129 0.420 0.058 0.325 0.950

530-S-190 2001-002 EY8-190-2 315-S-190 0.190 0.420 0.058 0.325 0.950

530-S-219 N.A. N.A. 315-S-218 0.219 0.420 0.058 0.325 0.950

530-S-260 2011-002 EY8-260-2 315-S-260 0.260 0.420 0.058 0.325 0.950

540-P-203 2303-03 EY8-204-3P 320-P-203 0.203 0.500 0.093 0.520 1.440

540-P-260 2343-03 EY8-251-3P 320-P-250 0.260 0.500 0.093 0.520 1.440

540-S-203 2301-03 EY8-204-3 320-S-203 0.203 0.500 0.093 0.520 1.440

540-S-260 2341-03 EY8-251-3 320-S-250 0.260 0.500 0.093 0.520 1.440

550-P-203 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.203 0.750 0.088 0.530 1.320

550-P-260 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.260 0.750 0.088 0.530 1.320

550-P-320 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.320 0.750 0.088 0.530 1.320

550-P-380 2323-03 EY8-376-3P 321-P-375 0.380 0.750 0.088 0.530 1.320

550-S-203 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.203 0.750 0.088 0.530 1.320

550-S-260 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.260 0.750 0.088 0.530 1.320

550-S-320 N.A. N.A. N.A. 0.320 0.750 0.088 0.530 1.320

550-S-380 2321-03 EY8-376-3 321-S-375 0.380 0.750 0.088 0.530 1.320

090 Material Thickness

.750 Wide Head

3/32 Cable

560-P-380** 2423-04 EY8-376-4P 331-P-375 0.380 0.870 0.115 0.680 1.850

560-P-510** 2433-04 EY8-501-4P 331-P-500 0.510 0.870 0.115 0.680 1.850

560-S-380 2421-04 EY8-376-4 331-S-375 0.380 0.870 0.115 0.680 1.850

560-S-510 2431-04 EY8-501-4 331-S-500 0.510 0.870 0.115 0.680 1.850

570-P-260 2403-04 EY8-260-4P 330-P-250 0.260 0.580 0.115 0.680 1.970

570-P-320*** 2413-04 EY8-328-4P 330-P-312 0.320 0.580 0.115 0.680 1.970

570-S-260 2401-04 EY8-260-4 330-S-250 0.260 0.580 0.115 0.680 1.970

570-S-320 2411-04 EY8-328-4 330-S-312 0.320 0.580 0.115 0.680 1.970

Unless otherwise noted, the fittings shown on this page are designed to hold at least the minimum cable breaking strength for 7x7 and 7x19 construction. For other fittings swaged onto cables of other constructions, please consult our sales and customer service department.


.875 Wide Head

1/8 Cable


.580 Wide Head

1/8 Cable

* P = Zinc Plated Carbon Steel S = Stainless Steel** 560-P-380 & 560-P-510 have a max. holding power of 1,850 Lbs.*** 570-P-320 has a max. holding power of 1,600 Lbs.




AWidth

BLength

CCable Size

StainlessSteel

Zinc PlatedSteel

T-2C T-2P 3/64-1/1 .35 .67

T-4C T-4P 3/32-1/8 .35 .70

T-5C T-5P 5/32 .40 .80

T-6C T-6P 3/16 .50 1.00

T-8C T-8P 7/32-1/4 .70 1.41

Part No. / Material AN Pattern (inches)

AWidth

BLength

CCable Size

StainlessSteel

GalvanizedSteel

Part No. / Material Heavy P ttern (inches)

T-HD-8C 1/4 .95 1.58

T-HD-8G 1/4 .85 1.62

T-HD-10C 5/16 1.10 1.90

T-HD-10G 5/16 1.08 1.87

T-HD-12C 3/8 1.13 2.10

T-HD-12G 3/8 1.13 2.10

T-HD-16C 7/16-1/2 1.53 2.65

T-HD-16G 7/16-1/2 1.53 2.90

Cab eSta s Zinc

3/6

3/

7/

Pa t No Ma AN Pattern (inA

WidthB

LengthC

Cable SizeStainless

SteelGalvanized

Steel

T-MD-4C 1/8 .75 1.30

T-MD-4G 1/8 .60 1.37

T-MD-6C 3/16 .75 1.40

T-MD-6G 3/16 .67 1.37

Part No. / Material Medium Pattern (inches)

Cab eSta s Galv

Pa t No Ma Heavy Pattern (inA

WidthB

LengthC

Cable SizePart

Number

Marine Pattern (inches)

T-4M 1/8 .39 .63

T-5M 5/32 .47 .71

T-6M 3/16 .51 .83

T-8M 1/4 .59 1.02

T

T H

T H

T H

T-H

T-H

T H 7/

T H G 7/

Thimbles


19Note: The dotted line on the fitting illustrations denotes the measuring point for that terminal when used on a cable assembly.

Unless otherwise noted, the fittings shown are designed to hold at least the minimum cable breaking strength for 7x7 and 7x19 constructions. For fittings swaged onto cables of other constructions, please consult our sales and customer service department.

Oval Swaging Sleeves

Aluminum PlainCopper

Zinc PlatedCopper

Nickel PlatedCopper

StainlessSteel

Cable Size

DDiameter*

LLength*

844-70 844-40 844-20 - - - - 1/32 .10 .26

844-71 844-41 844-21 844-81 - - 3/64 .15 .49

844-72 844-42 844-22 844-82 - - 1/16 .19 .42

844-73 844-43 844-23 844-83 - - 3/32 .27 .44

844-74 844-44 844-24 844-84 - - 1/8 .36 .67

844-75 844-45 844-25 844-85 - - 5/32 .41 .78

844-76 844-46 844-26 844-86 - - 3/16 .48 1.25

844-77 844-47 844-27 844-87 - - 7/32 .51 1.11

844-78 844-48 844-28 844-88 - - 1/4 .60 1.33

- - 844-49 844-29 844-89 - - 5/16 .73 1.40

- - 844-50 844-30 844-90 - - 3/8 .80 1.66

- - 844-51 844-31 844-91 - - 7/16 .92 2.14

- - 844-52 844-32 844-92 - - 1/2 1.00 2.52

- - - - - - - - 844-60 1/32 .10 .41

- - - - - - - - 844-61 3/64 .15 .44

- - - - - - - - 844-62 1/16 .15 .44

- - - - - - - - 844-63 3/32 .19 .44

- - - - - - - - 844-64 1/8 .27 .44

- - - - - - - - 844-65 5/32 .35 .84

- - - - - - - - 844-66 3/16 .39 .88

- - - - - - - - 844-67 7/32 .48 1.03

- - - - - - - - 844-68 1/4 .51 1.28

Part Number / Material Dimensions (inches)

*Dimensions after swage





BallsPlain Balls

BBall Size

CCable Size

StainlessSteel

Brass Carbon SteelPlated

Part Number / Material

B1-B125 B1-C125 B1-F125 1/32 .125

B1-B156 B1-C156 B1-F156 1/32 .156

B1-B190 B1-C190 B1-F190 1/32 .190

B1.5-B125 B1.5-C125 B1.5-F125 3/64 .125

B1.5-B156 B1.5-C156 B1.5-F156 3/64 .156

B1.5-B190 B1.5-C190 B1.5-F190 3/64 .190

B2-B190 B2-C190 B2-F190 1/16 .190

- - B2-C250 B2-F250 1/16 .250

- - B3-C250 B3-F250 3/32 .250

- - B3-C312 B3-F312 3/32 .312

- - B4-C312 B4-F312 1/8 .312

- - B4-C375 B4-F375 1/8 .375

- - B5-C375 B5-F375 5/32 .375

- - B5-C437 B5-F437 5/32 .437

- - B6-C437 B6-F437 3/16 .437

- - B6-C500 B6-F500 3/16 .500

- - B7-C500 B7-F500 7/32 .500

- - B8-C562 B8-F562 1/4 .562

- - B8-C813 B8-F813 1/4 .813

- - B10-C694 B10-F694 5/16 .694

- - B12-C812 B12-F812 3/8 .812

Note: Ultimate breaking strength, plain ball sizes: 3/32" and smaller 80% of Catalog Nominal Strength, 1/8" and larger 60% of Catalog Nominal Strength,applies to 7x7 and 7x19 cable construction only; for 1x19 construction, consult our engineering department.

Dimensions (inches)




Special FittingsL Fitting Z Fitting

Ball with Shank

Ball with Double Shank

CCable Size

PartNumber

L-1.5* 3/64

L-2* 1/16

Zinc Plated Steel

*Add L for left-hand; R for right-hand

CCable Size

PlatedSteel

StainlessSteel

Part No. / Material

Z-2 Z-2 C1 1/16

Z-3 -- 3/32

Left-hand clip shown; right-hand is opposite direction.

A B LCable Size

StainlessSteel

PlatedSteel

Part Number/Material Dimensions after Swage (inches)

664C2 664-2 1/16 .112 .190 .16

664C3 664-3 3/32 .143 .253 .24

664C4 664-4 1/8 .190 .315 .32

664C5 664-5 5/32 .222 .379 .40

664C6 664-6 3/16 .255 .442 .47

664C7 664-7 7/32 .302 .505 .55

664C8 664-8 1/4 .348 .567 .63

664C9 664-9 9/32 .382 .632 .76

664C10 664-10 5/16 .413 .694 .82

664C12 664-12 3/8 .468 .812 .94

664C14 664-14 7/16 .562 .937 1.13

664C16 664-16 1/2 .625 1.060 1.26

A B LCable Size

StainlessSteel

PlatedSteel

663C2 663-2 1/16 .112 .190 .39

663C3 663-3 3/32 .143 .253 .58

663C4 663-4 1/8 .190 .315 .77

663C5 663-5 5/32 .222 .379 .95

663C6 663-6 3/16 .255 .442 1.14

663C7 663-7 7/32 .302 .505 1.33

663C8 663-8 1/4 .348 .567 1.52

663C9 663-9 9/32 .382 .632 1.72

663C10 663-10 5/16 .413 .694 1.88

663C12 663-12 3/8 .468 .812 2.25

663C14 663-14 7/16 .562 .937 2.62

663C16 663-16 1/2 .625 1.060 2.97

Part Number/Material Dimensions after Swage (inches)





.098

.907

.83

.34

.188

.326

3-HOLE CABLE ADJUSTERPART NO. 3HCAMaterial: Zinc Die Cast(Due to a wide range of mounting configurations, no load rating is attributed to this part).

For use with cable coated to 1/16 diameter.

J HOOKPART NO. 1.5J

Material:Black Oxide Brass

(100 lb. min.breaking strength).

For use with3/64 bare cableor cable coated

to 1/16 diameter.

After swage .080 hex X .300 long.

YOUR

SIGN

HERE

Hang from rod or tube

1/4-20 Male Thread(not included)

Ferrule order separately:

.500

1.21

Mounting surface

7/16 SAE F.W. (not included)

TAPEREDCABLE HANGER

PART NO. TCH

Cable Size Ferrule

1/32 F-1R3F

3/64 F-1.5R3F

1/16 F-2R3F

J Hook and 3-Hole Cable Adjuster

Tapered Cable Hanger

Cylindrical Cable Hanger

Cable Hangers

1/4-20 Male Thread(not included)

Mounting surface

7/16 SAE F.W. (not included)

CYLINDRICALCABLE HANGERPART NO. LJ01-004

1.25

.38

1.00

Type 303 Stainless Steel

.375 dia.

1/4-20-2B x .75 min. depth

Ferrule order separately:

Cable Size Ferrule

1/32 F-1R3F

3/64 F-1.5R3F

1/16 F-2R3F




Eyes and Clevises

StainlessSteel

PlatedSteel

Cable Size

ABefore Swage

C D J* Ls* RA*After Swage

668-2 668F2 1/16 .160 .138 .43 .190 .088 1.81 .24

668-3 668F3 3/32 .218 .190 .59 .190 .103 2.16 .28

668-4 668F4 1/8 .250 .219 .61 .190 .190 2.59 .31

668-5 668F5 5/32 .297 .250 .68 .250 .197 3.03 .38

668-6 668F6 3/16 .359 .313 .72 .313 .255 3.19 .47

668-7 668F7 7/32 .427 .375 .80 .313 .291 3.68 .48

668-8 668F8 1/4 .494 .438 .89 .375 .307 4.06 .56

668-9 668F9 9/32 .563 .500 .98 .438 .322 4.51 .65

668-10 668F10 5/16 .635 .563 1.07 .438 .343 4.97 .70

668-12 668F12 3/8 .703 .625 1.34 .500 .375 5.97 .84

668-14 668F14 7/16 .781 .688 1.59 .562 .375 6.87 .97

668-16 668F16 1/2 .844 .750 1.68 .625 .468 7.89 1.03

Part Number / Material *Indicates After-Swage Dimensions (inches)

Eyes

Clevises

StainlessSteel

PlatedSteel

Cable Size

ABefore Swage

D F G C Ls* RA*After Swage

667-2 667F2 1/16 .160 .138 .190 .218 .093 .500 1.75 .21

667-3 667F3 3/32 .218 .190 .190 .254 .108 .670 2.06 .26

667-4 667F4 1/8 .250 .219 .190 .383 .195 .735 2.61 .30

667-5 667F5 5/32 .297 .250 .250 .406 .202 .800 3.00 .37

667-6 667F6 3/16 .359 .313 .313 .543 .260 .880 3.24 .43

667-7 667F7 7/32 .427 .375 .313 .625 .296 .970 3.74 .49

667-8 667F8 1/4 .494 .438 .375 .688 .313 1.070 4.10 .52

667-9 667F9 9/32 .563 .500 .438 .719 .327 1.170 4.48 .63

667-10 667F10 5/16 .635 .563 .438 .765 .348 1.268 4.86 .69

667-12 667F12 3/8 .703 .625 .500 .830 .380 1.525 5.74 .80

667-14 667F14 7/16 .781 .688 .562 .830 .380 1.776 6.57 .93

667-16 667F16 1/2 .844 .750 .625 1.035 .473 1.903 7.50 .98






Ferrules: Hex and Round Swaged

Hs* Ls* Ds*Stainless

SteelBrassCarbon Steel

Plated

Part Number/Material Dimensions after Swaging (inches)

F-1H1B F-1H1C F-1H1F 1/32 3/32 5/32 - -

F-1H2B F-1H2C F-1H2F 1/32 1/8 5/32 - -

F-1H3B F-1H3C F-1H3F 1/32 5/32 5/32 - -

F-1R1B F-1R1C F-1R1F 1/32 - - 5/32 .095

F-1R2B F-1R2C F-1R2F 1/32 - - 5/32 .138

F-1R3B F-1R3C F-1R3F 1/32 - - 5/32 .156

F-1.5H1B F-1.5H1C F-1.5H1F 3/64 1/8 1/4 - -

F-1.5H2B F-1.5H2C F-1.5H2F 3/64 5/32 1/4 - -

F-1.5H3B F-1.5H3C F-1.5H3F 3/64 3/16 1/4 - -

F-1.5R1B F-1.5R1C F-1.5R1F 3/64 - - 1/4 .112

F-1.5R2B F-1.5R2C F-1.5R2F 3/64 - - 1/4 .138

F-1.5R3B F-1.5R3C F-1.5R3F 3/64 - - 1/4 .190

F-2H1B F-2H1C F-2H1F 1/16 9/64 5/16 - -

F-2H2B F-2H2C F-2H2F 1/16 5/32 5/16 - -

F-2H3B F-2H3C F-2H3F 1/16 3/16 5/16 - -

F-2R1B F-2R1C F-2R1F 1/16 - - 5/16 .138

F-2R2B F-2R2C F-2R2F 1/16 - - 5/16 .156

F-2R3B F-2R3C F-2R3F 1/16 - - 5/16 .190

F-3H1B F-3H1C F-3H1F 3/32 3/16 1/2 - -

F-3H2B F-3H2C F-3H2F 3/32 1/4 1/2 - -

F-3H3B F-3H3C F-3H3F 3/32 5/16 1/2 - -

F-3R1B F-3R1C F-3R1F 3/32 - - 1/2 .190

F-3R2B F-3R2C F-3R2F 3/32 - - 1/2 .250

F-3R3B F-3R3C F-3R3F 3/32 - - 1/2 .313

F-4H1B F-4H1C F-4H1F 1/8 7/32 5/8 - -

F-4H2B F-4H2C F-4H2F 1/8 1/4 5/8 - -

F-4H3B F-4H3C F-4H3F 1/8 3/8 5/8 - -

F-4R1B F-4R1C F-4R1F 1/8 - - 5/8 .219

F-4R2B F-4R2C F-4R2F 1/8 - - 5/8 .250

F-4R3B F-4R3C F-4R3F 1/8 - - 5/8 .375

*Special hex sizes, diameters and shank lengths are available on request.Contact us with your special requirements.

CCable Size Hs* Ls* Ds*

Dimensions after Swaging (inches)

Brass

Part Number/Material


- - F-5R1C F-5R1F 5/32 - - 13/16 .250

- - F-5R2C F-5R2F 5/32 - - 13/16 .375

- - F-5R3C F-5R3F 5/32 - - 13/16 .500

- - F-6H1C F-6H1F 3/16 5/16 15/16 - -

- - F-6H2C F-6H2F 3/16 7/16 15/16 - -

- - F-6H3C F-6H3F 3/16 1/2 15/16 - -

- - F-6R1C F-6R1F 3/16 - - 15/16 .313

- - F-6R2C F-6R2F 3/16 - - 15/16 .437

- - F-6R3C F-6R3F 3/16 - - 15/16 .500

- - F-7H1C F-7H1F 7/32 3/8 1 1/8 - -

- - F-7H2C F-7H2F 7/32 1/2 1 1/8 - -

- - F-7R1C F-7R1F 7/32 - - 1 1/8 .375

- - F-7R2C F-7R2F 7/32 - - 1 1/8 .500

- - F-7R3C F-7R3F 7/32 - - 1 1/8 .625

- - F-8H1C F-8H1F 1/4 7/16 1 1/4 - -

- - F-8H2C F-8H2F 1/4 1/2 1 1/4 - -

- - F-8R1C F-8R1F 1/4 - - 1 1/4 .437

- - F-8R2C F-8R2F 1/4 - - 1 1/4 .500

- - F-8R3C F-8R3F 1/4 - - 1 1/4 .688

- - F-10R1C F-10R1F 5/16 - - 1 9/16 .562

- - F-10R2C F-10R2F 5/16 - - 1 9/16 .688

- - F-10R3C F-10R3F 5/16 - - 1 9/16 .875

- - F-12R1C F-12R1F 3/8 - - 1 7/8 .625

- - F-12R2C F-12R2F 3/8 - - 1 7/8 .750

- - F-12R3C F-12R3F 3/8 - - 1 7/8 1.000

- - F-14R1C F-14R1F 7/16 - - 2 3/16 .688

- - F-14R2C F-14R2F 7/16 - - 2 3/16 .750

- - F-14R3C F-14R3F 7/16 - - 2 3/16 1.000

- - F-16R1C F-16R1F 1/2 - - 2 1/2 .750

- - F-16R2C F-16R2F 1/2 - - 2 1/2 .875

- - F-16R3C F-16R3F 1/2 - - 2 1/2 1.000

StainlessSteel

Carbon SteelPlated

CCable Size




Radiused Ferrules: Hex and Round Swaged

Hs* Ls* Ds*

Dimensions after Swaging (inches)

Brass

Part Number/Material


RF-1HB RF-1HC RF-1HF 1/32 3/32 5/32 - -

RF-1RB RF-1RC RF-1RF 1/32 - - 5/32 3/32

RF-1.5HB RF-1.5HC RF-1.5HF 3/64 9/64 1/4 - -

RF-1.5RB RF-1.5RC RF-1.5RF 3/64 - - 1/4 9/64

RF-2HB RF-2HC RF-2HF 1/16 5/32 5/16 - -

RF-2RB RF-2RC RF-2RF 1/16 - - 5/16 5/32

RF-3HB RF-3HC RF-3HF 3/32 3/16 1/2 - -

RF-3RB RF-3RC RF-3RF 3/32 - - 1/2 3/16

RF-4HB RF-4HC RF-4HF 1/8 1/4 5/8 - -

RF-4RB RF-4RC RF-4RF 1/8 - - 5/8 1/4

- - RF-5HC RF-5HF 5/32 5/16 13/16 - -

- - RF-5RC RF-5RF 5/32 - - 13/16 5/16

- - RF-6HC RF-6HF 3/16 3/8 15/16 - -

- - RF-6RC RF-6RF 3/16 - - 15/16 3/8

- - RF-7HC RF-7HF 7/32 7/16 1 1/8 - -

- - RF-7RC RF-7RF 7/32 - - 1 1/8 7/16

- - RF-8HC RF-8HF 1/4 1/2 1 1/4 - -

- - RF-8RC RF-8RF 1/4 - - 1 1/4 1/2

StainlessSteel

Carbon SteelPlated

CCable Size




The Ls dimensions listed are for 7x7, 7x19, or wire rope with a steel core. To ascertain the proper "Ls" dimension for 1x19 strand, add 2X (two times) the C cable size to the listed Ls dimension. For fiber core wire rope, consult our sales and customer service department.


Threaded Studs: Hex Swaged

Brass StainlessSteel

Carbon SteelPlated

CCable Size

TThread Size

SThread Length

After Swage


*Other thread lengths and/or diameters are available on request. Contact our sales and customer service department.

Hs Ls*

HS1-12CSB HS1-12CSC - - 1/32 5-40 .375 .093 .70

HS1-12CLB HS1-12CLC - - 1/32 5-40 .75 .093 1.06

HS1-13CSB HS1-13CSC - - 1/32 6-32 .44 .125 .75

HS1-13CLB HS1-13CLC - - 1/32 6-32 .87 .125 1.18

HS1.5-13CSB HS1.5-13CSC - - 3/64 6-32 .44 .125 .87

HS1.5-13CLB HS1.5-13CLC - - 3/64 6-32 .87 .125 1.31

HS1.5-16CSB HS1.5-16CSC - - 3/64 8-32 .50 .141 .93

HS1.5-16CLB HS1.5-16CLC - - 3/64 8-32 1.00 .141 1.44

HS2-16CSB HS2-16CSC - - 1/16 8-32 .50 .141 1.06

HS2-16CLB HS2-16CLC - - 1/16 8-32 1.00 .141 1.56

HS1.5-19CSB HS1.5-19CSC HS1.5-19CSF 3/64 10-24 .56 .156 1.00

HS1.5-19CLB HS1.5-19CLC HS1.5-19CLF 3/64 10-24 1.12 .156 1.56

HS1.5-19FSB HS1.5-19FSC HS1.5-19FSF 3/64 10-32 .56 .156 1.00

HS1.5-19FLB HS1.5-19FLC HS1.5-19FLF 3/64 10-32 1.12 .156 1.56

HS2-19CSB HS2-19CSC HS2-19CSF 1/16 10-24 .56 .156 1.12

HS2-19CLB HS2-19CLC HS2-19CLF 1/16 10-24 1.12 .156 1.70

HS2-19FSB HS2-19FSC HS2-19FSF 1/16 10-32 .56 .156 1.12

HS2-19FLB HS2-19FLC HS2-19FLF 1/16 10-32 1.12 .156 1.70


Note: The dotted line on the fitting illustrations denotes the measuring point for that terminal when used on a cable assembly.



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Carbon SteelPlated

CCable Size

TThread Size

SThread Length

After Swage



Hs Ls*

HS3-25CSB HS3-25CSC HS3-25CSF 3/32 1/4-20 .75 .219 1.62

HS3-25CLB HS3-25CLC HS3-25CLF 3/32 1/4-20 1.50 .219 2.37

HS3-25FSB HS3-25FSC HS3-25FSF 3/32 1/4-28 .75 .219 1.62

HS3-25FLB HS3-25FLC HS3-25FLF 3/32 1/4-28 1.50 .219 2.37

HS4-25CSB HS4-25CSC HS4-25CSF 1/8 1/4-20 .75 .219 1.87

HS4-25CLB HS4-25CLC HS4-25CLF 1/8 1/4-20 1.50 .219 2.62

HS4-25FSB HS4-25FSC HS4-25FSF 1/8 1/4-28 .75 .219 1.87

HS4-25FLB HS4-25FLC HS4-25FLF 1/8 1/4-28 1.50 .219 2.62

- - HS5-31CSC HS5-31CSF 5/32 5/16-18 1.00 .250 2.37

- - HS5-31CLC HS5-31CLF 5/32 5/16-18 1.87 .250 3.25

- - HS5-31FSC HS5-31FSF 5/32 5/16-24 1.00 .250 2.37

- - HS5-31FLC HS5-31FLF 5/32 5/16-24 1.87 .250 3.25

- - HS6-37CSC HS6-37CSF 3/16 3/8-16 1.12 .312 2.75

- - HS6-37CLC HS6-37CLF 3/16 3/8-16 2.25 .312 3.87

- - HS6-37FSC HS6-37FSF 3/16 3/8-24 1.12 .312 2.75

- - HS6-37FLC HS6-37FLF 3/16 3/8-24 2.25 .312 3.87

- - HS7-43CSC HS7-43CSF 7/32 7/16-14 1.37 .375 3.31

- - HS7-43CLC HS7-43CLF 7/32 7/16-14 2.62 .375 4.56

- - HS7-43FSC HS7-43FSF 7/32 7/16-20 1.37 .375 3.31

- - HS7-43FLC HS7-43FLF 7/32 7/16-20 2.62 .375 4.56

- - HS8-50CSC HS8-50CSF 1/4 1/2-13 1.50 .437 3.68

- - HS8-50CLC HS8-50CLF 1/4 1/2-13 3.00 .437 5.18

- - HS8-50FSC HS8-50FSF 1/4 1/2-20 1.50 .437 3.68

- - HS8-50FLC HS8-50FLF 1/4 1/2-20 3.00 .437 5.18






Threaded Studs: Round Swaged


Carbon SteelZinc Plated

CCable Size

TThread Size

SThread Length

After Swage



Hs Ls*

RS2-19CSB RS2-19CSC RS2-19CSF 1/16 10-24 .56 .156 1.12

RS2-19CLB RS2-19CLC RS2-19CLF 1/16 10-24 1.12 .156 1.70

RS2-19FSB RS2-19FSC RS2-19FSF 1/16 10-32 .56 .156 1.12

RS2-19FLB RS2-19FLC RS2-19FLF 1/16 10-32 1.12 .156 1.70

RS3-25CSB RS3-25CSC RS3-25CSF 3/32 1/4-20 .75 .219 1.62

RS3-25CLB RS3-25CLC RS3-25CLF 3/32 1/4-20 1.50 .219 2.37

RS3-25FSB RS3-25FSC RS3-25FSF 3/32 1/4-28 .75 .219 1.62

RS3-25FLB RS3-25FLC RS3-25FLF 3/32 1/4-28 1.50 .219 2.37

RS4-25CSB RS4-25CSC RS4-25CSF 1/8 1/4-20 .75 .219 1.87

RS4-25CLB RS4-25CLC RS4-25CLF 1/8 1/4-20 1.50 .219 2.62

RS4-25FSB RS4-25FSC RS4-25FSF 1/8 1/4-28 .75 .219 1.87

RS4-25FLB RS4-25FLC RS4-25FLF 1/8 1/4-28 1.50 .219 2.62

- - RS5-31CSC RS5-31CSF 5/32 5/16-18 1.00 .250 2.37

- - RS5-31CLC RS5-31CLF 5/32 5/16-18 1.87 .250 3.25

- - RS5-31FSC RS5-31FSF 5/32 5/16-24 1.00 .250 2.37

- - RS5-31FLC RS5-31FLF 5/32 5/16-24 1.87 .250 3.25

- - RS5-37CSC RS5-37CSF 5/32 3/8-16 1.12 .312 2.50

- - RS5-37CLC RS5-37CLF 5/32 3/8-16 2.25 .312 3.62

- - RS5-37FSC RS5-37FSF 5/32 3/8-24 1.12 .312 2.50

- - RS5-37FLC RS5-37FLF 5/32 3/8-24 2.25 .312 3.62

- - RS6-37CSC RS6-37CSF 3/16 3/8-16 1.12 .312 2.75

- - RS6-37CLC RS6-37CLF 3/16 3/8-16 2.25 .312 3.87

- - RS6-37FSC RS6-37FSF 3/16 3/8-24 1.12 .312 2.75

- - RS6-37FLC RS6-37FLF 3/16 3/8-24 2.25 .312 3.87


Note: The dotted line on the fitting illustrations denotes the measuring point for that terminal when used on a cable assembly.



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CCable Size

TThread Size

SThread Length

After Swage



Hs Ls*

- - RS7-43CSC RS7-43CSF 7/32 7/16-14 1.37 .375 3.31

- - RS7-43CLC RS7-43CLF 7/32 7/16-14 2.62 .375 4.56

- - RS7-43FSC RS7-43FSF 7/32 7/16-20 1.37 .375 3.31

- - RS7-43FLC RS7-43FLF 7/32 7/16-20 2.62 .375 4.56

- - RS8-50CSC RS8-50CSF 1/4 1/2-13 1.50 .437 3.68

- - RS8-50CLC RS8-50CLF 1/4 1/2-13 3.00 .437 5.18

- - RS8-50FSC RS8-50FSF 1/4 1/2-20 1.50 .437 3.68

- - RS8-50FLC RS8-50FLF 1/4 1/2-20 3.00 .437 5.18

- - RS10-62CSC RS10-62CSF 5/16 5/8-11 2.00 .562 4.68

- - RS10-62CLC RS10-62CLF 5/16 5/8-11 3.75 .562 6.43

- - RS10-62FSC RS10-62FSF 5/16 5/8-18 2.00 .562 4.68

- - RS10-62FLC RS10-62FLF 5/16 5/8-18 3.75 .562 6.43

- - RS12-75CSC RS12-75CSF 3/8 3/4-10 2.25 .625 5.44

- - RS12-75CLC RS12-75CLF 3/8 3/4-10 4.50 .625 7.68

- - RS12-75FSC RS12-75FSF 3/8 3/4-16 2.25 .625 5.44

- - RS12-75FLC RS12-75FLF 3/8 3/4-16 4.50 .625 7.68

- - RS14-87CSC RS14-87CSF 7/16 7/8-9 2.62 .750 6.31

- - RS14-87CLC RS14-87CLF 7/16 7/8-9 5.25 .750 8.94

- - RS14-87FSC RS14-87FSF 7/16 7/8-14 2.62 .750 6.31

- - RS14-87FLC RS14-87FLF 7/16 7/8-14 5.25 .750 8.94

- - RS16-87CSC RS16-87CSF 1/2 7/8-9 2.62 .750 7.00

- - RS16-87CLC RS16-87CLF 1/2 7/8-9 5.25 .750 9.60

- - RS16-87FSC RS16-87FSF 1/2 7/8-14 2.62 .750 7.00

- - RS16-87FLC RS16-87FLF 1/2 7/8-14 5.25 .750 9.60

- - RS16-100CSC RS16-100CSF 1/2 1-8 3.00 .875 7.37

- - RS16-100CLC RS16-100CLF 1/2 1-8 6.00 .875 10.37

- - RS16-100FSC RS16-100FSF 1/2 1-14 3.00 .875 7.37

- - RS16-100FLC RS16-100FLF 1/2 1-14 6.00 .875 10.37





259 Studs

Dimensionally equivalent to MS21259 Stud.

RH Thread LH Thread

Cable Size

ABefore Swage

Stainless Steel

RH Thread LH Thread

Plated SteelB E Ls* C

A*After

Swage


259-2RH 259-2LH 259F2RH 259F2LH 1/16 .160 .138 #6-40 UNF .156 2.65 1.045

259-3RH 259-3LH 259F3RH 259F3LH 3/32 .218 .190 #10-32 UNF .187 3.00 1.204

259-4RH 259-4LH 259F4RH 259F4LH 1/8 .250 .219 1/4-28 UNF .250 3.59 1.376

259-5RH 259-5LH 259F5RH 259F5LH 5/32 .297 .250 1/4-28 UNF .250 3.97 1.376

259-6RH 259-6LH 259F6RH 259F6LH 3/16 .359 .313 5/16-24 UNF .312 4.17 1.453

259-7RH 259-7LH 259F7RH 259F7LH 7/32 .427 .375 3/8-24 UNF .375 4.81 1.625

259-8RH 259-8LH 259F8RH 259F8LH 1/4 .494 .438 3/8-24 UNF .438 5.24 1.750

259-9RH 259-9LH 259F9RH 259F9LH 9/32 .563 .500 7/16-20 UNF .563 5.75 1.875

259-10RH 259-10LH 259F10RH 259F10LH 5/16 .635 .563 1/2-20 UNF .625 6.27 2.000

259-12RH 259-12LH 259F12RH 259F12LH 3/8 .703 .625 9/16-18 UNF .688 7.06 2.250

259-14RH 259-14LH 259F14RH 259F14LH 7/16 .787 .688 5/8-18 UNF .750 7.91 2.500

259-16RH 259-16LH 259F16RH 259F16LH 1/2 .844 .750 5/8-18 UNF .812 8.75 2.500




Round Swivel Sleeves (tapped)Sleeve

Ferrule

These female threaded fittings rotate independently from the cable, allowing the cable assembly to be tensioned without the risk of rotating the cable.

StainlessSteel


FFerrule

Part No.T

Thread SizeDDia.

LLength

CCable Size


RS10-24C - - F-1R1C

- - RS10-24P F-1R1F

RS10-32C - - F-1R1C

- - RS10-32P F-1R1F

RS25-20C - - F-2R1C

- - RS25-20P F-2R1F

RS25-28C - - F-2R1C

- - RS25-28P F-2R1F

RS31-18C - - F-3R1C

- - RS31-18P F-3R1F

RS31-24C - - F-3R1C

- - RS31-24P F-3R1F

RS37-16C - - F-4R1C

- - RS37-16P F-4R1F

RS37-24C - - F-4R1C

- - RS37-24P F-4R1F

RS43-14C - - F-5R1C

- - RS43-14P F-5R1F

RS43-20C - - F-5R1C

- - RS43-20P F-5R1F

RS50-13C - - F-6R1C

- - RS50-13P F-6R1F

RS50-20C - - F-6R1C

- - RS50-20P F-6R1F

5/16 1 1/32#10-24-UNCx 9/16 deep

3/4 3 3/161/2-20-UNFx 1 1/2 deep

3/4 3 3/161/2-13-UNCx 1 1/2 deep

11/16 2 5/8 5/327/16-20-UNFx1 1/4 deep

11/16 2 5/8 5/327/16-14-UNCx1 1/4 deep

9/16 2 1/4 1/83/8-24-UNFx 1 1/8 deep

9/16 2 1/4 1/83/8-16-UNCx 1 1/8 deep

1/2 1 7/8 3/325/16-24-UNFx 15/16 deep

1/2 1 7/8 3/325/16-18-UNCx 15/16 deep

3/8 1 3/8 1/161/4-28-UNFx 3/4 deep

3/8 1 3/8 1/161/4-20-UNCx 3/4 deep

5/16 1 1/32#10-32-UNFx 9/16 deep





Male-Threaded Swivel Sleeves

StainlessSteel

FFerrule

Part No.T

Thread SizeL

Length

Part Number Dimensions (Inches)

MS25-20C 664-C2 F-2R1C 1/4-20-UNC 1.00 1/16

MS25-28C 664-C2 F-2R1C 1/4-28-UNF 1.00 1/16

MS31-18C 664-C3 F-3R1C 5/16-18-UNC 1.25 3/32

MS31-24C 664-C3 F-3R1C 5/16-24-UNF 1.25 3/32

MS37-16C 664-C4 F-4R1C 3/8-16-UNC 1.25 1/8

MS37-24C 664-C4 F-4R1C 3/8-24-UNF 1.25 1/8

MS50-13C 664-C5 F-5R1C 1/2-13-UNC 1.25 5/32

MS50-20C 664-C5 F-5R1C 1/2-20-UNF 1.50 5/32

MS62-11C 664-C6 F-6R1C 1/2-20-UNF 1.50 3/16

CCable Size

BBall & ShankPart Number

LBBall andShank

FFerrule

T

C

LC

Sleeve

These stainless steel male-threaded fittings rotate independently from the cable. They are retained onto the cable by a ball and shank (B) or a ferrule (F), allowing the cable assembly to be tensioned without the risk of rotating the cable.




Hex Swivel Sleeves (tapped)Sleeve

Ferrule

These female threaded fittings rotate independently from the cable, allowing the cable assembly to be tensioned without the risk of rotating the cable.

StainlessSteel


FFerrule

Part No.T

Thread SizeDDia.

LLength

CCable Size


HS10-24C - - F-1R1C

- - HS10-24P F-1R1F

HS10-32C - - F-1R1C

- - HS10-32P F-1R1F

HS25-20C - - F-2R1C

- - HS25-20P F-2R1F

HS25-28C - - F-2R1C

- - HS25-28P F-2R1F

HS31-18C - - F-3R1C

- - HS31-18P F-3R1F

HS31-24C - - F-3R1C

- - HS31-24P F-3R1F

HS37-16C - - F-4R1C

- - HS37-16P F-4R1F

HS37-24C - - F-4R1C

- - HS37-24P F-4R1F

HS50-13C - - F-5R1C

- - HS50-13P F-5R1F

HS50-20C - - F-5R1C

- - HS50-20P F-5R1F

HS62-11C - - F-6R1C

- - HS62-11P F-6R1F

HS62-18C - - F-6R1C

- - HS62-18P F-6R1F

5/16 1 1/32#10-24-UNCx 9/16 deep

7/8 3 1/4 3/165/8-18-UNFx 1 3/4 deep

7/8 3 1/4 3/165/8-11-UNCx 1 3/4 deep

3/4 3 5/321/2-20-UNFx 1 1/2 deep

3/4 3 5/321/2-13-UNCx 1 1/2 deep

9/16 2 1/4 1/83/8-24-UNFx 1 1/8 deep

9/16 2 1/4 1/83/8-16-UNCx 1 1/8 deep

1/2 1 7/8 3/325/16-24-UNFx 15/16 deep

1/2 1 7/8 3/325/16-18-UNCx 15/16 deep

3/8 1 3/8 1/161/4-28-UNFx 3/4 deep

3/8 1 3/8 1/161/4-20-UNCx 3/4 deep

5/16 1 1/32#10-32-UNFx 9/16 deep





Threaded Sleeves

Cable is swaged onto the sleeve before the sleeve is threaded.

StainlessSteel


CCable Size

TThread Size

SThread Length

After Swage



Ds Ls*

TS3-25CC TS3-25CF 3/32 1/4-20 3/4 1/4 1 1/4

TS3-25FC TS3-25FF 3/32 1/4-28 3/4 1/4 1 1/4

TS4-25CC TS4-25CF 1/8 1/4-20 3/4 1/4 1 1/4

TS4-25FC TS4-25FF 1/8 1/4-28 3/4 1/4 1 1/4

TS4-31CC TS4-31CF 1/8 5/16-18 15/16 5/16 1 9/16

TS4-31FC TS4-31FF 1/8 5/16-24 15/16 5/16 1 9/16

TS5-31CC TS5-31CF 5/32 5/16-18 15/16 5/16 1 9/16

TS5-31FC TS5-31FF 5/32 5/16-24 15/16 5/16 1 9/16

TS6-37CC TS6-37CF 3/16 3/8-16 1 1/8 3/8 1 7/8

TS6-37FC TS6-37FF 3/16 3/8-24 1 1/8 3/8 1 7/8

TS7-43CC TS7-43CF 7/32 7/16-14 1 5/16 7/16 2 3/16

TS7-43FC TS7-43FF 7/32 7/16-20 1 5/16 7/16 2 3/16

TS8-50CC TS8-50CF 1/4 1/2-13 1 1/2 1/2 2 1/2

TS8-50FC TS8-50FF 1/4 1/2-20 1 1/2 1/2 2 1/2

TS10-62CC TS10-62CF 5/16 5/8-11 1 7/8 5/8 3 1/8

TS10-62FC TS10-62FF 5/16 5/8-18 1 7/8 5/8 3 1/8

TS12-75CC TS12-75CF 3/8 3/4-10 2 1/4 3/4 3 3/4

TS12-75FC TS12-75FF 3/8 3/4-16 2 1/4 3/4 3 3/4

TS14-87CC TS14-87CF 7/16 7/8-9 2 5/8 7/8 4 3/8

TS14-87FC TS14-87FF 7/16 7/8-14 2 5/8 7/8 4 3/8

TS16-100CC TS16-100CF 1/2 1-8 3 1 5

TS16-100FC TS16-100FF 1/2 1-14 3 1 5


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Special FittingsWe offer many types and sizes of cable fittings that are not shown in this catalog. We have the capability of manufacturing a wide range of fittings in our own modern production facilities.

For this reason, we are interested in knowing the application for your cable assembly. Often our sales people will be familiar with a particular fitting we have made for another customer with a similar application.

Even when this is not the case, we can frequently modify an existing design to better meet your needs or design and manufacture a specific fitting for your product.

There can be significant cost benefits to you, when you utilize the many unique services we offer. Often, we are able to improve quality, decrease costs, and meet design requirements that others are unable to achieve.



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Conduit and Conduit Swaged Fittings

Bowden Conduit

Threaded Conduit Fittings for 3/16" Conduit

Pull Knob with Bulkhead Fittings for 3/16" Conduit

Part Number

Conduit Size O.D.

I.D. Min.

Cover O.D.

Cover Type

Liner Type

Max.Cable Dia.

3/16 1/16.188 .080 HDPE

TFE

CB-190

CL-190

CL-190B

CL-190C

CL-190SST*

CL-190SSV*

N/A

N/A

.218

.218

.218

.218

NONE

NONE

HDPE

PVC

PTFE

PVC

NONE

*CL-190SST and CL-190SSV are stainless steel.

Conduits shown within this Cable Conduit and Fittings section are available on completed assemblies only. Many product configurations (other than shown) are available, please contact our sales and customer service department with your special requirements.

Part Number

Stainless Steel orZinc Plated Carbon Steel

1.50

5/16-24-2ATHREAD - R/H

.95

.312

.312

1/4-28-2A THREAD

.8751.675

CL-190-.25-28

100680-2

Part Number


1.65

.85

.312

M10x1.0 THREAD

1.20

.312

6 x 1.5mm THD-R/H

.40

CL-190-10mm

CL-190-6mm

Part Number


PULL-1.37

.375.312

2.00 1.43

1.37 Pull Length

1/4-28 THD

Part Number


PULL-.50.375

.625

1.00

.56

.50 Pull Length

1/4-28 THD

Light Duty Pull Cable Conduit and Fittings

Common-core cable fittings used with our 3/16" Light Duty Conduits include "L" fittings, "Z" fittings, balls, stops, studs, and eyelets. Please see those sections of this catalog for dimensional information for those fittings.


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Conduit

Conduit Stud Conduit Snap Ring Fitting

Retainer or E-Ring Fittings for 3/16" Conduit

Medium Duty Pull Cable Conduit and Fittings

3/16" Conduit End Cap Fitting

A80T005-001

Part Number


Use Retaining Ring for 1/4 Shaft

.550

.162

.224 .245

.033

.070

Conduits shown within this Cable Conduit and Fittings section are available on completed assemblies only. Many product configurations (other than shown) are available, please contact our sales and customer service department with your special requirements.

.40

.220

.10 dia.

CAP-511

Part Number

Nickel Plated Steel

Any conduit end fittingCore cable

Cover: Black PVC .32 O.D. Liner: HDPE .155 I.D.

Carbon steel flat wire

Conduit A-223

Part Number Suitable for use with 1/8 strand or cable

Part Number

Plated Carbon Steel

A223-1/2-20

A223-2

2.30

.530

1.50

1/2-20 THD- R/H

.530

1.425.625

1/2-20 THD- R/H

Part Number

Plated Carbon Steel

A223-1

1.49

TYP

.90.130

.270

.100

.562.687

.375

.050

.532

Use with E-Retaining Clip, McMaster Carr Part No. 97431A340

Common-core cable fittings used with our A-223 Medium Duty Conduits include studs, stops, balls, eyelets, aircraft forks, aircraft eyes. Please see those sections of this catalog for dimensional information for those fittings.

Fittings for A-223 Conduit are furnished in plated carbon steel only. If you have applications requiring all corrosive-resistant materials, please contact our sales and customer service department.

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