Synthetic Winch Cable Rope 7/16" X 100' Dyneema W/ Fairlead Thimble-black on 2040-parts.com
Puyallup, Washington, United States
Product Description
7/16" Synthetic Winch Line with Fairlead Thimble and Isolator - Black Safety, strength and reliability are the primary reasons Winchline.com makes its winch lines from Dyneema rope. Our winch lines have a minimum breaking strength that is 30% higher than steel, but if our synthetic winch lines ever do break, they are less likely than steel to cause damage. Due to their light weight, they store a very low kinetic energy. Synthetic rope is known to often just drop to the ground if it breaks. Compare this to the violent force of steel cables that rotate and lash outward in an unpredictable trajectory. The strands at the broken tip of a steel cable are capable of causing deep and severe skin lacerations that may even lead to death. A simple blow from a length of the unbroken portion of steel cable can be deadly. Features:
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