Steel Cable Avenger 4 mm × 100 cm — Avenger C155

Avenger Steel Cable 4 mm × 100 cm (model C155) is a short, flexible steel line designed for securing, rigging and supporting lightweight equipment. Constructed from durable steel strands, this 4 mm diameter cable provides a compact solution where a reliable, corrosion-resistant connection is required. Its 100 cm length makes it suitable for studio, stage and transport configurations where space is limited and a short spanning cable is preferred.

Advantages

The steel construction offers high tensile strength and wear resistance while maintaining flexibility for easy routing and coiling. The compact 100 cm length reduces excess slack and simplifies tensioning for short runs. Compatibility with standard clamps, hooks and common hardware fittings enables straightforward integration into existing rigs and mounting systems. The cable's small diameter keeps weight and bulk to a minimum without sacrificing practical load-bearing performance for lightweight applications.

Suitable for

• Securing lightweight lighting fixtures and accessories in studios and stages
• Temporary rigging of banners, signs or lightweight set pieces
• Supporting audiovisual equipment, small speakers or cameras in transport and installation
• Use with clamps, carabiners and hooks for short-span safety lines or retention points

Key specifications

• Material: steel strands
• Diameter: 4 mm
• Length: 100 cm
• Construction: flexible multi-strand cable
• Surface finish: corrosion-resistant steel (factory treated)

How to use

Measure the required span and cut to length only if the application permits; use appropriate swaging, crimping or cable clamp hardware to form secure terminations. Route the cable to avoid sharp edges and excessive bending radii to preserve strand integrity. When connecting to fixtures, select compatible clamps or thimbles to protect the cable where it bears against metal fittings. Tension the cable incrementally and inspect terminations for slippage before applying load.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the cable for signs of fraying, corrosion or deformation and replace if any damage is detected. Use rated clamps and fittings appropriate for the expected load and environment. For safety-critical or permanent installations, follow industry best practices for rigging and consult load tables or a qualified technician to confirm suitability.