Static Rope PMI® Extreme Pro™
An incredible PMI rope, Extreme Pro™ Unicore®
kernmantle rope. Unicore® MADE IN THE USA with
technology is the ultimate polyester technology creates
the ultimate bond between sheath and core. This bond ensures sheath slippage is nearly zero, even when the sheath is entirely cut circumferentially. Typically when such sheath damage occurs, the sheath bunches below the damaged area entrapping the rope technician either above or below the damage site. This rope allows the technician to pass either a cut or torn sheath area, whether descending or ascending, since the sheath cannot bunch to create an impasse.
Key Features: Unicore® technology •
Nearly zero sheath slippage • Sheath - 100% Polyester • Core - 100% Nylon 6.6
11 mm (7/16”)
Weight: 90.0 g/m » MBS: 37.6 kN (8452lbf) » Elongation: 1.8% at 300 lbf | 3.7% at 600 lbf | 6.0% at 1000 lbf » Elongation at 10% MBS: 5.0%
61 m (200 ft) 92 m (300 ft) 183 m (600 ft)
COMPLIANT
Green/White/Orange Coyote/White/Orange PR110E1061UC PR110E1092UC PR110E1183UC
> 183 meter order PR110E1001UC
PR110E2061UC PR110E2092UC PR110E2183UC PR110E2001UC
$211.70 $317.60 $635.30
$3.60 per meter
Custom orders accepted for lengths greater than 183 meters. Call Customer Service for details. NFPA 1983 (2012), T CI1801, STATIC ANSI Z359.1, 2007
Unicore® Unicore®
Features technology effectively links the core and
the sheath of these rescue ropes in a way that broadly limits movement between the two parts so that they work better together. Unicore®
ropes
eliminate sheath slippage, allow for safe escape should the sheath be cut, makes rope cutting easy with a single blade without heating and reduces shrinkage in water by more than 50%. Unicore® ropes stay more supple, more agreeable to handle and have a longer lifetime.
By having a more free-running sheath than on a standard kernmantle rope, friction against rock and through the carabiners is reduced, resistance to abrasion is improved and the effort of pulling slack and clippings is greatly lessened. The rescuer really has the sensation of handling a much thinner and lighter rope because of the increased fluidity, while retaining the assurance of a rope of higher diameter.
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