Safety Cable 8 pcs - Value Pack

for extra securing of lighting and equipment

This steel safety cable is intended as an extra safeguard for suspended lighting, moving heads, light effects, speakers, truss accessories and other lightweight equipment. A safety cable is used as a secondary safety connection if the main fixing or suspension point comes loose. This helps reduce the risk of equipment falling during stage construction, theatre use, events, hospitality, schools, churches and fixed installations.

Package contains: 

• 8 pcs Safety’s 50 cm

Features:

• Galvanized steel cable 3.2 mm
• 2 aluminium loops, machine pressed
• 1 galvanized snap hook with thimble

Product information

This steel cable has a compact length of 50 cm and is fitted with a practical secure fastener for quick attachment to a lamp, bracket, truss or suitable anchor point. The wire rope construction makes the cable flexible, strong and easy to use as an additional safety connection. This type of braided steel cable is also known as safety wire, lock wire, aircraft cable or retaining cable.

Product description

A steel safety cable is widely used for securing stage lighting, theatre lamps, moving heads, decorative elements and lightweight equipment above or near people. These safety cables are suitable for professional environments where extra retention is important. In many applications, a stainless steel safety cable can also be used when corrosion resistance or a more durable finish is required.

• Suitable as an extra steel safety connection for lighting and lightweight equipment
• Also known as safety cable, safety wire, lock wire, aircraft cable or retaining cable
• Made from flexible steel wire / wire rope for practical use
• Helps with fastener retention and secondary securing of equipment
• Widely used for stages, truss, theatre, events and installations

Use in safety-critical applications

In a safety-critical system, the correct cable selection, installation and inspection are essential. A steel safety cable can help secure equipment, prevent loose parts and reduce the risk of a foreign object becoming a hazard. Always check the permitted load, attachment points and applicable safety guidelines, especially when equipment is mounted above people.