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Webbing and Cordage


Accessory Cord to sewn Prusiks, PMI has all the bases covered. Whether you’re looking for spools of webbing and cord in bulk, or for sewn straps and lanyards, you’ll find a wide assortment to choose from at PMI. And, if you don’t find something you’re looking for, just ask. We will be happy to try to help.


Accessory Cord PMI®


The MBS figures below apply to all cords shown on pages 24-26 (not including Sewn Prusik Cord Loops, Tuff Cord, and Utility Cord).


MADE IN THE USA


Accessory Cords are made of durable kernmantle construction to UIAA standards and are great for a wide variety of uses. The smaller PMI®


Accessory Cords may be used in applications including building climbing anchors, Prusik cords and a wide variety of other uses. These cords are made with the ideal combination of strength, flexibility, and durability.


PMI® Key Features: 100% nylon • Available from 2 mm to 9 mm • Discounted price for spooled lengths


2 mm (5/64”) Multi Color 100 m Spool


3 mm (1/8”) 100 m Spool


4 mm (5/32”) 100 m Spool


5 mm (13/64”) 50 m Spool 100 m Spool


6 mm (15/64”) 50 m Spool 100 m Spool


7 mm (9/32”) 50 m Spool 100 m Spool


8 mm (5/16”) 50 m Spool 100 m Spool


9 mm (23/64”) 50 m Spool 100 m Spool


COMPLIANT


CC020ZA100S Black


$38.00 Multi Color A Multi Color B


CC030MB100S CC030MC100S CC030ME100S Black


Multi Color A Multi Color B


CC040OB100S CC040OC100S CC040OE100S Black


$74.00


Multi Color A Multi Color B Multi Color C CC055QE050S


CC055QB100S CC055QC100S CC055QD100S CC055QE100S Black


Multi Color A Multi Color B CC060SC050S


CC060SB100S CC060SC100S CC060SD100S Black


Multi Color A Multi Color B


CC070UB050S CC070UC050S CC070UE050S CC070UB100S CC070UC100S CC070UE100S


Black Black Multi Color A


CC080WB050S CC080WC050S CC080WB100S CC080WC100S


Multi Color A CC090YC050S


CC090YB100S CC090YC100S 4 mm - 8 mm UIAA 102


$99.00 $198.00


$128.50 $257.00


$79.00 $158.00


$49.00 $98.00


$64.00 $128.00 $46.20


Cordelette PMI®


MADE IN THE USA


’s 7 mm nylon accessory cord is pre-cut to the standard 6.4 m (21 ft) cordelette length for convenience. This nylon cordelette offers greater shock absorbing capability and knot security than those made with aramid, HMPE, and other ultra-high modulus fibers.


Key Features: 100% nylon • 7 mm • 6.4 meters • Perfect for creating anchors • UIAA 102


Weight: 29 g/m » MBS: 10.7 kN (2405 lbf) Multi Color


6.4 m COMPLIANT


CC070UC006S UIAA 102


$14.75 Accessory Cords can be used for many applications such


as boot laces, lanyards, tent/shelter tie-down cords, equipment fixes and much more. Larger diameters of PMI®


Accessory Cord comes in black and various multi-colors. Multi-color cords vary in color and sometimes contain more of one color such as red. Ask your PMI CSR about the current color schemes.


DIAMETER MBS


2 mm - 2.1 g/m 0.9 kN (202 lbf) 3 mm - 6.2 g/m 2.7 kN (607 lbf) 4 mm - 11.7 g/m 3.5 kN (787 lbf) 5 mm - 17.8 g/m 5.4 kN (1214 lbf) 6 mm - 25.8 g/m 7.2 kN (1619 lbf) 7 mm - 33.2 g/m 11.9 kN (2675 lbf) 8 mm - 42 g/m 14.3 kN (3214 lbf) 9 mm - 50.4 g/m 14.8 kN (3327 lbf)


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