Stainless Steel 1/8 Cable Railing Hardware | Hand Swage Stud with Nut and Washer for 1/8 Wire Cable

  • group nameCable Railing Hardware Supply

  • Min Order1000 piece

  • brand nameTERADA Custom Hardware Supplier

  • modelTRD-A4HSST14

  • payment methodL/C, D/A, D/P, T/T

  • update timeFri, 25 Jun 2021 12:08:36 GMT

Paramtents

  • Material Marine Grade 304 or 316, Stainless Steel

  • Process CNC machining,Casting,Stamping,Hot forging

  • Requirements Good quality material, high surface, no rust

  • Package Thickened Woven Bag,Five Ply Cartons, Pallets

  • Application Wire Rope, Tensile Structure,Cable Railing

  • Relative Hardware Swage Stud, Swage Terminal, tensile rod

Packging & Delivery

  • Min Order1000 piece

Briefing

1/8 Cable Railing Hardware is Marine Grade Stainless Steel 316,Easy to DIY and Install, UNC or UNF Thread for Aircraft Cable.

Detailed

1/8 Hand Swage Stud for Cable Railing
1/8 cable railing hardware is a hot size for stair handrail decoration. Generally used for indoor handrail.For wire cable, which normal prefer stainless steel 316 1*19 wire rope or 7*19 wire rope. For 1/8 hand swage stud, the hole is controlled at 3.5 mm during production. This size is both It can ensure that the steel wire rope enters the swage stud smoothly, and it can not be allowed to move back and forth inside, which is conducive to the tighter pressing in the later stage and ensures the overall pulling force of the product. Make customers safer when using it. The real product is made of marine grade SS316 material, which has better corrosion resistance. At the same time, the surface of stainless steel products is smooth and white, which is good for later maintenance. In order to better match the black guardrail, we have developed a black surface product to make your design more integrated.
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Advantage

.Marine Grade Material
.Rust-Proof
.High Polished Surface
.Easy to Install
.Save Your Cost
.DIY Suitable Handrail
.Good Tension Load 
Application
Step 1
Cut the cable to needed length.
Step 2
Insert the cable to the deepest end of stud , makefirst crimp 1/8"" to 3/16"" away from the tip of stud.
Step 3
Make the second crimp by turning the stud backward to 180 degree and keep the 1/8"" of distance from the first crimp.
Step 4
Turn the stud backward to 180 degree before every crimping.