HADRON 9.4 mm – Dynamic Rope
- Lightweight single rope
- Uniform Thread treatment with Dry treatment on the sheath
A lightweight single line with enough structure to deliver good durability for everyday use. Uniform Thread treatment delivers a high level of dimensional stability that keeps the rope round and soft. Dry treatment on the sheath protects against grit and grime that can damage the rope with intensive use.
| Ref. | Product name | Length | Weight | Type | Impact force kN | UIAA falls N° | Dynamic elongation (%) | Static elongation (%) | Sheath slippage | Dry | Material |  |
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| g/m | oz | Single | Single | Single | Single | Single | mm | EN 892 | 101 | |||||
| 0807 | HADRON 9.4 mm | 60 m | 55 | 1.9 | • | 7,8 | 5 | 34,4 | 5,8 | 4 | • | Polyamide 6 | • | • |
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