Ordering Options:

• Bring your old cable to our shop and we can duplicate it in as little as one hour
• Ship your old cable to us and we will duplicate it and send both back to you.
• Identify the correct ordering code, using the five steps below, of your application and we will assemble a cable for pickup or to be shipped.

An example of a control cable "ordering code" looks like this 173 - V - TG - 3 - 144. The following example will help you determine the information required to make up the "ordering code" of your control cable.

Step 1
Determine cable material depending on usage and conditions. See details of 173 Utility and 313 Low-Friction EXT to determine which one you should choose. 

     Utility (173): The Rugged Gray Cable is the industry standard and is designed for a long life under rugged conditions.
     Low-Friction-EXT (313): The Green Cable is the proper cable to use when superior efficiency is required. The extruded synthetic cover over the inner member works extremely smoothly with the poly liner.

Step 2
Determine the "duty" (size) of the cable by the diameter and the threads of the end rods.
     V = 10-32 (very light duty)
     L = 1/4-28 (light duty)
     M = 5/16-24 (medium duty)
     H = 3/8-24 (heavy duty)

Step 3
Determine the type of conduit end fittings (conduit caps) for left end and right end.
     T = threaded
     G = Grooved
     TT
     GG
     TG combinations.

Step 4
Determine the travel of the end rod. 1" through 6" in one inch increments.
     1 inch
     2 inches
     3 inches
     4 inches
     5 inches
     6 inches

Step 5
Determine the overall length of the cable.
     Example: 144 inches

Contact Boise Rigging Supply at 1-800-342-7673 or email us sales@boiserigging.com