Yale XTC Fire Rope Lanyard
Yale XTC Fire Rope Lanyard with eye
A rope lanyard made from Yale’s 16 strand XTC Fire. It has a MAX (Machine Assisted XTC) certified spliced eye at one end and has a serial number. Coloured red, orange and yellow so you won’t lose it in a hurry or confuse it with your climbing line. Excellent for use with the ISC Micrograb or ART Positioner.
Key Features
- Professional grade
- Smoother cover runs well through cammed devices
- Tightest cover braid in the industry
XTC 16 is a tight braid consisting of 16 individual strands of polyester. A high-twist core of torque-balanced polyester keeps the construction firm and round, providing an extra measure of safety.
XTC 16 is an excellent choice for both climbing line and bull rope due to its no snagging, abrasion-resistant construction and excellent energy absorption characteristics.
XTC 16 Fire
Hi-visibility – now introducing the highest-visibility climbing line ever seen in the industry. Fire is specifically designed for the demanding needs of arborists, embodying the same characteristics of XTC 16 ropes Yale has made for the last two decades.
| Product | Diameter | Average Break Strength* |
Suggested Design Factor** 10:1 |
Weight |
| XTC Fire | 11.7mm | 2,812kg | 281kg | 11.2kg/100m |
* Average break strength is based on spliced rope or capstans samples. Knots and abrupt bends significantly
reduce the strength of all ropes and lower the design factor
** Suggested design factor is based on static or moderately dynamic lifting/pulling operations.
Instantaneous changes in load, up or down, in excess of 10% of the rope’s suggested design factor
constitute hazardous shock load and would void the suggested design factor recommendation. The end
user is responsible for choosing the correct design factor specific to their application.
XTC 16 meets:
ANSI Z133
CE0120 EN1891 Type-A