3 8 inch nylon rope

 

Nylon braided rescue rope

1) 100% NYLON material,  customized color original, high tenacity inner core

2) More than 10 complicated processes, smooth and flat, integrity and flexibility

3) Ultra-high strength and certain elasticity and ductility, reduce the impact force in the case of falling

4) Excellent wear-resisting and anti-aging properties

5) 264℃ melting point, adaptable to the environment

3 8 inch nylon rope

 

 

3 8 inch nylon rope

Product Name	Nylon braided rescue rope
Material	Nylon (polymide)
Colour	White, black, red, orange, rose red, army green, grass green, dark green, light blue, dark blue,fluorescent yellow, etc
Diameter	14-20mm, customized
Length	Customized
package	Wooden reel, Coil, Bundle, Hank,Carton, as your request
Usage	Rock climbing,Mountain climbing, Rescue,Aerial work,In Caving, High protection, Spelunking, Overhead protection
Sample	Available

 

 

 

Good flexibility and no bending, meet the purpose of rescue, escape, mountaineering and climbing

3 8 inch nylon rope

                                               Different color customised

      

 

Which rope diameter is better for rescue, ½ inch or 7/16 inch?

When choosing a rope for industrial rescue applications, rope diameter is an important consideration. A rope with a diameter of ½ inch (12.7mm) is widely used by industrial rescue teams. However, many experienced rope access and rescue practitioners prefer a rope with a diameter of 7/16 inch (11mm) for advanced rigging and knot work. This is because a rope with a smaller diameter has a more manageable feel and is easier to knot.

The rope diameter and material is an important factor in rope strength. The higher the rope's diameter, the stronger the rope will be. Today's cordage manufacturing industry, combined with the increased awareness of true safety margins and rigging physics, has made it possible to create rope with a 10:1 safety margin. This means that a rope made of 7/16 inch rope can support two people without breaking. For those rescue teams that are not totally comfortable with technician level rigging skills, using a rope with a diameter of ½ inch may offer more comfort in meeting their basic rescue needs.