TRAILER SAFETY CABLES and HARDWARE
Lexco® Cable is an industry-leading wire rope assembly manufacturer providing innovative assemblies, products, and solutions for trailer safety applications.
SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT
Wherever there’s a risk, a good backup plan is called for. In the case of towing, that backup plan exists in the form of towing safety cables. Lexco’s trailer safety cables are available with loop and hook end-fittings and are constructed using PVC-coated galvanized aircraft cable which is coiled to eliminate dragging when safely towing a trailer.
When it comes to towing, safety should be your top priority. Lexco trailer safety cables are designed for superior dependability, safety, and easy handling when connecting and hauling your trailer. Among the most important things to consider when picking out trailer safety cables is the weight you will be carrying as trailer safety cables are designed to carry a specific amount of weight that should not exceed the weight of the loaded trailer. Whether you’re towing a small trailer or oversized cargo, Lexco’s trailer safety cables are an ideal choice to ensure you get there safely. Use our 3-minute trailer safety guide to find the perfect product for you.
Common Trailer Safety Components
Lexco supplies a variety of trailer safety cable assemblies and hardware. To discover more of our trailer safety cable assembly components, contact us directly or visit our catalog.
- PVC-Coated Galvanized Aircraft Cables
- Stripped Thimble Loops
- Stripped Thimble Loops with
- S-Hooks (no latches)
- Stripped Thimble Loops with S-Hooks (with latches)
- Eye Hooks with Latches on Stripped Thimble Loops
About Trailer Safety Cables
Coiled trailer safety cables are PVC coated galvanized aircraft cables with a pigtail style shape that can expand and contract with ease. Trailer safety cables can be customized to meet your needs. Use the chart below to help determine the appropriate trailer class or strength for your trailer safety cable.
| Working Load Limit (lbs.) | Minimum Ultimate Tensile (lbs.) | Class of Trailer |
| 750 | 3,000 | No. 1 |
| 875 | 3,500 | No. 2 |
| 1,250 | 5,000 | No. 3 |
| 1,900 | 7,600 | No. 4 |
