Stainless Stair Fitting With Screw
Stainless Stair Fitting With Screw
For 1/8" Cable — 1×19 Construction | Metal Posts
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Included
- 1x Stainless stair fitting
- 1x Threaded ratchet stud
- 1x Jaw
- 1x Stainless 1/4" screw (choose length)
Choosing Your Screw Attachment:
Select the correct stainless-steel screw for your specific metal post type.
- 2.25" Button Head Screw: For standard 2" thick metal posts.
- 1.75" Button Head Screw: For standard 1.5" thick metal posts.
- .625" Set Screw: For posts with a pre-tapped (threaded) 1/4-20 hole. This option is ideal for corner posts where multiple cables need to attach.
Stainless Stair Fitting With Screw
Professional Results. No Crimping Required.
Conquer any stair or ramp angle with the Keuka Stair Fitting, specifically designed for a clean and secure installation on metal posts. This fitting combines our patented, tool-free swageless technology with an articulating head that pivots to perfectly match the angle of your stairs, ensuring a clean, parallel cable run every time.
Crafted from brilliant, marine-grade 316 stainless steel, this fitting allows you to achieve a professional result without special tools or complicated procedures. It’s the premier choice for contractors and DIYers who demand precision, flexibility, and a flawless modern aesthetic.
The Ultimate Swageless Fitting
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No Special Tools
The Keuka fitting installs by hand. No crimpers, no swagers, and no special equipment required.
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Unmatched Adjustability
Use a tensioner fitting on both ends of your cable run for a clean, symmetrical appearance and double the tensioning capability. This ensures you never run out of adjustment and can easily re-tighten your cables years from now.
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Pivots to Any Angle
The articulating design allows the fitting to align perfectly with any stair or ramp pitch for a clean, professional look.
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Fully Serviceable
Unlike permanently crimped fittings, the Keuka fitting disassembles cleanly years after installation. Replace a cable, move a post, start fresh anytime.
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316 Stainless Steel
Built from marine-grade stainless steel with a mill finish for corrosion resistance from coastal decks to high-humidity interiors.
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Patented & USA-Made
Protected by U.S. Patent No. 10,436,231 and manufactured domestically. Every fitting reflects industry-leading engineering precision built right here in America.
Why Go Swageless?
Skip the expensive tools and permanent mistakes. Discover why both DIY homeowners and professional contractors prefer Keuka's crimp-free fittings.
Traditional Crimped
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Expensive Tools Required
Requires buying or renting a heavy, expensive hydraulic swaging tool to complete the installation.
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Permanent Mistakes
Once you crimp, it’s permanent. If a measurement is off, you have to cut the cable and throw the fitting away.
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Time Consuming
Pumping a hydraulic press for dozens of cable ends takes a heavy physical toll and slows down the project.
Swageless System
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No Special Tools
Installs rapidly using pliers and an Allen key. No hydraulics required.
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100% Adjustable
Cables naturally settle over time. Our fittings allow you to quickly re-tension your runs years down the road without cutting or replacing parts.
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Engineered for Strength
Features a specialized mechanical locking jaw that securely bites into the cable, making it perfect for both DIYers and pros.
SPECIFICATIONS
Technical Details
- Item Number (2.25"): K-SFA-125-MS-2-1/4
- Item Number (1.75"): K-SFA-125-MS-1-3/7
- Item Number (.625"): K-SFA-125-MS-2-5/8
- Manufacturer: Keuka Cable
- Body Material: 316 Stainless Steel
- Tension Tool: 7/16" Allen Wrench
- Tension Setting: ~225 lbs
- Origin: Made in the USA
- Patent: U.S. Patent No. 10,436,231
- Section: Stair runs
The Keuka Installation Guide
Step-by-Step Installation
1. Prepare the Cable
Ensure your 1/8" stainless steel cable is cut cleanly. Slide the Threaded Stud onto the cable first. Important: Ensure the smaller end of the hole goes onto the cable first, with the larger opening facing the cut end of the cable.
2. Install the Jaws
Push the Jaws onto the end of the cable using your fingers. Slide them on just enough so that approximately 1/8" of cable is exposed at the very end of the jaws.
3. Lock the Assembly
Pull the Threaded Stud back up toward the Jaws. Pull it firmly until you feel or hear a distinct "click." This indicates the jaws are seated correctly inside the stud.
4. Install the Washer
Place the Delrin Plastic Washer onto the threaded stud assembly.
5. Connect the Fitting Assembly
Insert the Level Fitting Body into the post to meet the cable assembly. Begin threading the stud/jaw assembly into the fitting body by hand until it is hand-tight.
6. Tighten and Tension
Once all cables are installed, use your Allen wrench (or ratchet with 3/16” hex bit) to apply final tension.
Tip: Hold the cable steady with your pliers to prevent it from spinning while you turn the fitting.
Tensioning Order
How far apart do I space my cables?
Approximately 3" apart. The general rule is that a 4" ball should not pass through the railing infill. Cables are flexible therefore 3" spacing is recommended.
What is swaging?
To swage (pronounced swaj) is to press a solid fitting or threaded end onto a cable using the force of either a leverage type hand tool or hydraulic press. The tool has dies that shape the fitting to a specific diameter. Also sometimes referred to as a crimper.
What does swageless mean?
A cable fitting that is swageless does not require a swaging tool to install it on a cable. Swageless fittings generally have jaws that "bite" into the cable under tension. All the Keuka fittings are "swageless".
How far apart do I space my posts?
48" maximum distance between posts is recommended. This is also to help prevent cables from separating.
What colors do the cables and fittings come in?
Currently the cables are available in stainless and blackened stainless steel.
What is the best cable size for cable railing?
1/8" diameter is the most commonly used cable diameter. It is also relatively transparent. Larger diameter cables become more difficult to manage as the thicker cable has more spring back force and becomes more difficult to cut and bend on site.
Where are Keuka products made?
Our products are proudly made in the United States.
How tall should my railing be?
36" measured from the surface of the deck to the top of the railing for most residential applications. 42" is required for commercial applications and also for California residents on guard railing. Guard railing is defined as any railing that presents a fall hazard (30" above ground or higher).
Is cable railing safe for children?
Yes. The flexibility and small diameter of small cable makes it difficult to grasp and climb. Of course no railing is climb proof.
Can cable railings be used outside?
Yes, cable railings can be used inside or outside. Mother nature will cause any product to weather at an accelerated rate which will not be experienced indoors.
How do you ship your railing parts?
We ship all orders via FedEx.
