HardKorr 3-Metre Multi-Purpose Static Rope - 15,000kg Minimum Breaking Strength Rated - HKRSTRP3
HardKorr's 3 metre static rope is an absolute must-have piece of equipment for any off-road enthusiast. It acts as a jack-of-all-trades rope able to be used in a range of scenarios. This versatile piece of equipment can, very simply, be used as an extension rope to pull vehicles out of trouble, as an equaliser/bridle rope to keep the vehicle safe and balanced, and, in emergency situations, as a tree trunk protector. Paired with a winch, and a few rated recovery points, this 3m static rope might just be one of the most valuable pieces of equipment in your recovery kit.
Constructed with HardKorr's Durakorr(TM) synthetic, the rope is incredibly strong and is able to withstand stresses of up to 15,000kg. The rope is also more abrasion resistant than some steels meaning that you'll get plenty of uses with it, even after a few dozen trips. Protected both at the centre and at the eyes with a tough nylon sheath, it's made to withstand some of the stresses put on it at its main grip point.
Rated to 15,000kg! Determined in a large-scale lab test, the Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS) figure is determined by taking the measurement of the weakest sample when it first starts to tear, rip, or break. It's recommended that the MBS of any recovery rope used should be at least 2-3 times the gross weight of the vehicle that's being recovered.
Constructed with HardKorr's Durakorr(TM) synthetic, the rope is incredibly strong and is able to withstand stresses of up to 15,000kg. The rope is also more abrasion resistant than some steels meaning that you'll get plenty of uses with it, even after a few dozen trips. Protected both at the centre and at the eyes with a tough nylon sheath, it's made to withstand some of the stresses put on it at its main grip point.
Rated to 15,000kg! Determined in a large-scale lab test, the Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS) figure is determined by taking the measurement of the weakest sample when it first starts to tear, rip, or break. It's recommended that the MBS of any recovery rope used should be at least 2-3 times the gross weight of the vehicle that's being recovered.
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HardKorr's 3 metre static rope is an absolute must-have piece of equipment for any off-road enthusiast. It acts as a jack-of-all-trades rope able to be used in a range of scenarios. This versatile piece of equipment can, very simply, be used as an extension rope to pull vehicles out of trouble, as an equaliser/bridle rope to keep the vehicle safe and balanced, and, in emergency situations, as a tree trunk protector. Paired with a winch, and a few rated recovery points, this 3m static rope might just be one of the most valuable pieces of equipment in your recovery kit.
Constructed with HardKorr's Durakorr(TM) synthetic, the rope is incredibly strong and is able to withstand stresses of up to 15,000kg. The rope is also more abrasion resistant than some steels meaning that you'll get plenty of uses with it, even after a few dozen trips. Protected both at the centre and at the eyes with a tough nylon sheath, it's made to withstand some of the stresses put on it at its main grip point.
Rated to 15,000kg! Determined in a large-scale lab test, the Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS) figure is determined by taking the measurement of the weakest sample when it first starts to tear, rip, or break. It's recommended that the MBS of any recovery rope used should be at least 2-3 times the gross weight of the vehicle that's being recovered.
Constructed with HardKorr's Durakorr(TM) synthetic, the rope is incredibly strong and is able to withstand stresses of up to 15,000kg. The rope is also more abrasion resistant than some steels meaning that you'll get plenty of uses with it, even after a few dozen trips. Protected both at the centre and at the eyes with a tough nylon sheath, it's made to withstand some of the stresses put on it at its main grip point.
Rated to 15,000kg! Determined in a large-scale lab test, the Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS) figure is determined by taking the measurement of the weakest sample when it first starts to tear, rip, or break. It's recommended that the MBS of any recovery rope used should be at least 2-3 times the gross weight of the vehicle that's being recovered.
