Ranger Gear UHMWPE Braided Survival Cord 1.5mm (100 ft - 200lb)
Description
Ranger Gear UHMWPE Braided Survival Cord 1.5mm (100 ft - 200lb)
Super Strong Durable Wear Resistance
Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) cordage has a multitude of survival uses. In terms of raw strength per mm of thickness, UHMWPE is stronger than 550 paracord, nylon and even Kevlar cordage. It's also buoyant (floats on water) and is excellent at resisting abrasion.
Offered in 100 ft. lengths, this UHMWPE cordage is the top of the line in survival cordage, and it is made by tightly braiding individual fibers into a super strong finished cord.
Survival uses for cordage**
Super strong, durable, wear-resistant cordage is one of the most versatile survival items you can have in your preparedness kit. Here are a few ways you can use this incredibly versatile survival cord.
Our Ranger Gear UHMWPE Braided Survival Cord 1.5mm is capable of carrying up to 200 lbs., which makes it suitable for securing rolled items or binding small things, such as firewood, or even twigs and branches when making a temporary shelter. Use it to tie tools to your belt for easy access. Create a makeshift strap to carry tools around your neck or sling them over your shoulder, leaving your hands free to do necessary preparedness work. You can use this thin cordage to make clotheslines, bundle plants and herbs for drying, create DIY fishing lines, tie down tarps or even make simple traps, snares and trip wires for hunting small game. It can also be used for first aid purposes, such as fashioning a DIY sling or sprint for injured limbs.
- High abrasion resistance
- High tensile strength
- Hundreds of indoor and outdoor uses
Material: UHMWPE |
MAX Strength and weight (lb and g/m) |
1.5 mm | 200 lb - 100ft | 1.1 g/m |
Braid construction | 12 strand braided |
Elongation at workload |:<4% |
Melting point | 145℃ |
Safe working temperature | below 60℃ |
**These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to treat, cure or diagnose any diseases. |