WARN · 91820
Part #: 91820
UPC: 012748918202
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Description: SPYDURA PRO (TM) SYNTHETIC ROPE 7/16? (11MM) X 100? (30.5M); Spydura Pro synthetic rope is for winches up to 18,000 lbs. (8165 kg) in pulling capacity and is 100 ft. long with a 7/16-in. diameter.
Description:
Description
WARN Spydura synthetic rope is constructed with an ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) material that provides tremendous tensile strength and abrasion resistance, and is coated with a protective, high-temperature urethane.
Features & benefits
- Heat treated 12 strand ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) material with a minimum straight line breaking strength of 36,000 lbs.
- Protective urethane coating shields against UV, dirt, and debris, and helps prevent the rope from splitting and fraying.
- Reinforced thimble to minimize rope stress at connection point.
- Red heat resistant sleeve provides end-of-rope warning, increases drum grip, and protects the first layer of rope from high winch drum temperature.
- Ballistic Nylon Sleeve Sliding sleeve helps guard the rope from abrasion when winching over an object.
Information
Spydura Pro synthetic rope is 38% stronger than standard Spydura and up to twice the breaking strength of the competition.
Specifications
- GTIN
- 00012748918202
- Weight
- 12.5 lb
- Height
- 13.5 in
- Length
- 22.5 in
- Width
- 8.5 in
- Life cycle
- Available to Order
- AAM brand code
- WAR
- Warehouse brand code
- WAR
- AAIA brand code
- BCSQ
Attributes
- Breaking Strength
- 1000
- Breaking Strength (LB)
- 1000 Pounds
- California Proposition 65
- WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
- Diameter
- 0.4375
- Diameter (IN)
- 7/16 Inch
- Diameter (in)
- 7/16 Inch
- Diameter (in.)
- 0.4375
- End Type
- Loop On Both Ends
- Length
- 100
- Length (FT)
- 100 Feet
- Length (ft)
- 100 Feet
- Material
- Synthetic
- Product Length
- 100 ft.
- Title
- WARN
Fitment status
This product is universal and will fit your application.
