TooTaci 1/8" T316 Stainless Steel Cable, 200FT Marine 316L Steel Wire Rope - 7x7 Strands Core Wire Outdoor Aircraft Cable Heavy Duty for Decks Railing, Balconies, Stairs

Features

• 316L Stainless Steel Cable : comes with 200ft length wire rope. 1/8inch cable diameter= 3.2mm, Breaking strength: 1800LB, transform your home with a sleek and modern touch using our cable, designed to create a minimalist aesthetic while maintaining safety and functionality.
• Safety Standards : Marine Grade 316L steel wire rope with the addition of 2% molybdenum, We put our cables through a 3-hour salt spray test (ASTM standard) to simulate years of exposure to salty air, humidity, and harsh environments. The result is Zero rust,Zero breakdowns. If you’re near the coast or dealing with moisture, our cables won’t let you down.
• 7×7 Strands Strong Cable: Our 7x7 stainless steel wire ropes are engineered for unmatched durability and performance. Every single strand is crafted from 100% pure 316 stainless steel—no mixed alloys or cheap fillers. This ensures maximum resistance to rust, saltwater, and harsh chemicals, making it the ultimate choice for marine, industrial, or outdoor projects. With a flexible yet sturdy 7x7 construction, it handles heavy loads without fraying or snapping
• Sustainable and Low-maintenance Solution: Our wire rope proves you can have both quality for sustainability. Its superior resistance to rust, chemicals, and abrasion means you won’t waste time scrubbing, painting, or replacing worn-out parts.Save money on repairs and enjoy peace of mind knowing your investment stays reliable year after year
• About TooTaci: Whether it’s for industrial use, DIY projects, or securing valuables, our cables are tested, proven, and backed by transparency. No compromises, no shortcuts—just raw performance built to outlast the competition. it’s backed by our no-questions-asked quality guarantee
• Tips: 1. we recommended match T316 stainless steel cable railing hardware to build deck cable railing system; 2.Using a magnet to test stainless steel cannot accurately identify its grade, as the structure of stainless steel changes after cold working, showing some magnetism and becoming more durable