EAI Rope - Blue

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This EAI Blue Rope is a versatile and robust choice for professionals and everyday users needing a strong, reliable cord. Its key benefit lies in its high strength, UV stabilization, and resistance to chemicals, making it suitable for demanding commercial applications like towing and moorings, as well as general DIY. A potential caveat is its strength; while high, users should always respect the Safe Working Load (SWL) of 100kg and Break Strength of 600kg.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Brand | EAI |
The Safe Working Load (SWL) for this rope is 100kg. Always stay within this limit for safe operation.
Yes, the rope is resistant to chemicals and designed for marine use, including saltwater applications like moorings.
No, the rope is UV stabilized, which significantly increases its resistance to degradation from sunlight exposure.
While strong, it's generally recommended to use specific towing straps designed for automotive use. This rope's 100kg SWL may not be sufficient for typical vehicle towing scenarios which can involve dynamic loads.
You can clean the rope with mild soap and water. Rinse it thoroughly afterwards. It can be stored wet, but allowing it to air dry is preferable for long-term storage.
The break strength of this rope is 600kg. This is the point at which the rope is expected to fail under a static load.
No, the rope is highly resistant to rot and mildew, and can be stored wet without issue.
Ensure knots are being tied correctly. While the rope holds knots well, improper technique can lead to slippage. If the rope is excessively abraded, it may affect knot-holding ability.
While UV and chemical resistant, inspect the rope for visible signs of wear, fraying, or discoloration. If significant degradation is apparent, consider replacing the rope, especially if used near the 100kg SWL.
This is normal, especially after prolonged submersion. The rope can be stored wet and will regain its flexibility as it dries. Ensure it is fully dry before long-term storage if possible.
This rope requires no complex setup; it is ready for immediate use. It is compatible with a wide range of knots and securing methods. To ensure longevity, store the rope in a cool, dry place when not in use, although it can be stored wet due to its resistance to rot and mildew. Periodically inspect the rope for any signs of wear or damage, especially if used in abrasive conditions or under heavy load. Clean with mild soap and water if necessary, rinsing thoroughly.