Febi Bilstein Tarpaulin Rope - 174706

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The Febi Bilstein Tarpaulin Rope (174706) is a professional-grade tie-down solution engineered specifically for trailers and commercial vehicle applications. It is ideal for fleet managers and truck operators who require OE-quality reliability for securing loads, though users should confirm the specific length and diameter requirements for their tie-down points before installation. Measuring 6 mm in diameter and 33 meters in length, this robust rope provides the essential strength and weather resistance needed for heavy-duty daily operations.
| Model Part Number | 174706 |
|---|---|
| Brand | febi bilstein |
The rope has a diameter of 6 mm.
This specific part number (174706) is 33 meters long.
It is designed for securing tarpaulins on commercial vehicles; for heavy-duty cargo restraint, ensure you are also using rated straps or chains as required by law.
The total weight of the 33 m coil is 1.3 kg.
It is intended for trailers and commercial vehicles. Please check that your tie-down points are compatible with a 6 mm rope.
No, this product is the rope only, allowing you to customize your knotting or attachment method.
Ensure you are using a secure knot configuration, such as a trucker's hitch, to maintain proper tension.
Allow the rope to reach room temperature before installation, or gently flex the rope to loosen the fibers.
Before installation, verify that the 6 mm diameter is compatible with the eyelets or tie-down cleats on your specific trailer model. To set up, thread the rope systematically through the trailer's anchor points, ensuring even tension across the tarpaulin surface. To maintain the rope's integrity, store it in a cool, dry place when not in use to avoid unnecessary UV degradation or moisture rot. Periodically inspect the rope for signs of abrasive wear, cuts, or thinning areas, and replace immediately if the structural fibers appear compromised.