Buy 100' of 1/8" "Black" AmSteel-Blue by Samson Rope Made from Dyneema SK-75 Fiber in Bellingham, Washington, US, for US $34.00

Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Return policy details:There is a 20% restocking fee on all returned rope. Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Part Brand:Samson Manufacturer Part Number:872 Surface Finish:Samthane Country of Manufacture:United States

Flexible , Strong Rope.
As strong as wire rope but does not whip back when it breaks and no slivers in your hands.
Rope will be taken off of the spool for shipping.

AMSTEEL®-BLUE

Product Code:872

Fiber:Dyneema

Specific Gravity:0.98

Splice:12-Strand Class II

AmSteel®-Blue is a torque-free 12-strand single braid that yields the maximum in strength-to-weight ratio and, size-for-size, is the same strength as steel—but it's so light, it floats. AmSteel®-Blue is an excellent wire rope replacement with extremely low stretch, and superior flex fatigue and wear resistance.

Elastic Elongation:

10%	20%	30%
0.46%	0.70%	0.96%

Specifications:

DIAM. (inch)	CIRC. (inch)	WEIGHT PER 100 FT. (lbs)	AVG. STRENGTH (lbs)	MIN. STRENGTH (lbs)	DIAM. (mm)	CIRC. (mm)	WEIGHT PER 100 M (kg)	AVG. STRENGTH (kg)	MIN. STRENGTH (kg)	ISO 2307 STRENGTH (metric tons)
7/64	5/16	0.3	1,600	1,400	2.5	7.5	0.45	730	650	0.73
1/8	3/8	0.5	2,500	2,300	3	9	0.74	1,100	1,000	1.1
5/32	15/32	0.75	4,000	3,600	4	12	1.1	1,800	1,600	1.8
3/16	9/16	1	5,400	4,900	5	15	1.5	2,400	2,200	2.4
1/4	3/4	1.6	8,600	7,700	6	18	2.4	3,900	3,500	3.9
5/16	1	2.7	13,700	12,300	8	24	4	6,200	5,600	6.2
3/8	1 1/8	3.6	19,600	17,600	9	27	5.4	8,900	8,000	8.9
7/16	1 1/4	4.2	23,900	21,500	11	33	6.2	10,800	9,800	10.8
1/2	1 1/2	6.4	34,000	30,600	12	36	9.5	15,400	13,900	15.4
9/16	1 3/4	7.9	40,500	36,500	14	42	11.8	18,400	16,500	18.4
5/8	2	10.2	52,800	47,500	16	48	15.2	24,000	21,600	24
3/4	2 1/4	13.3	64,400	58,000	18	54	19.8	29,200	26,300	29.2
13/16	2 1/2	17	82,000	73,800	20	60	25.3	37,200	33,500	37.2
7/8	2 3/4	19.6	90,800	81,700	22	66	29.2	41,200	37,100	41.2
1	3	21.8	109,000	98,100	24	72	32.4	49,400	44,500	49.4
1 1/16	3 1/4	27.5	131,000	118,000	26	78	40.9	59,400	53,500	59.4
1 1/8	3 1/2	31.9	148,000	133,000	28	84	47.5	67,100	60,400	67.1
1 1/4	3 3/4	36.2	165,000	149,000	30	90	53.9	74,800	67,400	74.8
1 5/16	4	41.8	184,000	166,000	32	96	62.2	83,500	75,100	83.5
1 3/8	4 1/8	45	205,000	185,000	34	100	67	93,000	83,700	93
1 1/2	4 1/2	51.7	228,000	205,000	36	108	76.9	103,000	93,100	103
1 9/16	4 3/4	57.6	254,000	229,000	38	114	85.7	115,000	104,000	115
1 5/8	5	65.2	283,000	255,000	40	120	97	128,000	116,000	128
1 11/16	5 1/4	71	307,000	276,000	42	126	106	139,000	125,000	139
1 3/4	5 1/2	78.4	335,000	302,000	44	132	117	152,000	137,000	152
2	6	87	381,000	343,000	48	144	129	173,000	156,000	173
2 1/16	6 1/4	95	418,000	376,000	50	150	141	190,000	171,000	190
2 1/8	6 1/2	109	457,000	411,000	52	156	162	207,000	187,000	207
2 1/4	7	116	537,000	483,000	56	168	173	244,000	219,000	244
2 1/2	7 1/2	148	588,000	529,000	60	180	220	267,000	240,000	267
2 5/8	8	167	662,000	596,000	64	192	248	300,000	270,000	300
2 3/4	8 1/2	187	735,000	662,000	68	204	278	333,000	300,000	333
3	9	206	832,000	749,000	72	216	307	377,000	340,000	377
3 1/8	9 1/2	228	920,000	828,000	76	228	339	417,000	376,000	417
3 1/4	10	240	1,007,000	906,000	80	240	357	457,000	411,000	457
3 3/8	10 1/8	265	1,120,000	1,008,000	82	246	394	508,000	457,000	508
3 1/2	10 1/2	295	1,170,000	1,053,000	86	254	439	531,000	478,000	531
3 5/8	11	340	1,459,000	1,313,000	88	264	506	662,000	596,000	662
3 3/4	11 1/4	362	1,627,000	1,464,000	92	272	539	738,000	664,000	738
4	12	399	1,819,000	1,637,000	96	288	594	825,000	743,000	825
4 1/4	13	452	2,029,000	1,826,000	104	312	673	920,000	828,000	920
4 1/2	13 1/2	504	2,246,000	2,021,000	110	328	750	1,019,000	917,000	1,019
4 5/8	14	551	2,462,000	2,216,000	112	336	820	1,117,000	1,005,000	1,117
5	15	609	2,690,000	2,421,000	120	360	906	1,220,000	1,098,000	1,220

Specifications are for spliced strengths.
Size 7/64" (2.5 mm) changes from 12-strand to 8-strand construction. Additional sizes available.

Applications

Camera Control Line
Chipper Winch Line
Control Line
Davit
Face and Wing Wire
First Ashore / Emergency Tow System
General Working Line / Vessel Mooring
Gilson Wire Rope Replacement
Halyard
Lifeline
Lifting Sling / Mining
Lifting Sling / Offshore
Lifting Sling / Utility
Other Fishing Line
Primary Mooring Line / Non-jacketed
Pulling / Stringing Line
Reef Line
Running Back
Shield Hauler
Stage, Event, and Special Effects Rigging
Synthetic Extension Pendant
Trapeze Line
Trawl or Bridle Line
Tug Mainline
Tug Messenger Line
Tug Pendant
Vehicle Winch Line
Winch Line / Mining
Winch Line / Offshore
Winch Line / Safety
Winch Line / Tug
Winch Line / Utility
Working Line / Mining
Working Line / Offshore

Features and Benefits

A size-for-size strength replacement for wire rope at only 1/7th the weight
Abrasion resistant
Durable
Easy to inspect
Easy to splice
Excellent abrasion resistance
Excellent flex-fatigue resistance
Excellent wear characteristics
Extremely lightweight
Extremely low stretch
Flex-fatigue resistant
Flexible
Floats
High strength
Highly flex-fatigue resistant
Lightweight
Low stretch
Maximum strength-to-weight ratio
Non-rotational
Samthane coated
Similar elastic elongation to wire rope
Torque-free construction
UV stabilized
Wire rope replacement

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