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Rope Petzl Segment 8 mm
Petzl Segment 8 mm - technical auxiliary cord used to create Prusik knots, anchors or fastening systems.
Due to its compactness and low weight, it is used in professional caving.
The standard, constant actual diameter of 7.5 mm along the entire length and the shell texture improve grip, providing excellent control during descents and facilitating work.
EverFlex construction with a nylon core and a polyester sheath with a special weave - this construction provides great flexibility over time and in all conditions (water, dust, dirt...), allowing it to maintain excellent long-term manageability.
Petzl Segment 8 mm is available in standard lengths: 50, 100, 200 m.
On request, it is possible to manufacture a rope of a given length (up to 800 m).
Features of the Petzl Segment 8 mm:
- Weight 1 m, g: 43 (1.5 oz)
- Actual diameter, mm: 7.5 (0.29 in
- Material(s): polyester, nylon
- Strength without knots: 16 kN
- Strength with sewn loop: 13.5 kN
- Strength with figure eight knot: 10 kN
- Number of falls with factor 1: -
- Static elongation at 300 kg: 6.9 %
- Core percentage: 55%
- Shell percentage: 45%
- Construction: 32 strands
- Certification(s): CE EN 564, NFPA 2500 Escape Use
- Link: https://www.petzl.com/INT/en/Professional/Ropes/SEGMENT-8-mm
MANUFACTURER
Petzl
If you are involved in working at height, industrial mountaineering or are simply an avid caver or climber, then you are undoubtedly already familiar with Petzl products.
Today, PETZL is the world leader in the production of products for climbers and cavers, with about 200 patents and ISO 9001 and UIAA quality certificates.
All Petzl products are made of modern high-quality materials, which creates the perfect balance of weight, reliability and user comfort.
Many well-known athletes, including skiers, climbers and professional cavers, choose Petzl equipment exclusively.
When you pick up any Petzl product, you will feel the highest quality, thoughtfulness and craftsmanship.
The company's distributors operate in more than fifty countries.