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Yale Bandit is a new camo color pattern for Blaze, one of our most popular light-weight arborist lines. Bandit is a 24 strand 11mm (7/16”) spliceable braid with a camo color pattern for those who want an alternative to the neon colors of other arborist climbing lines. Bandit has a 5,600 lb average strength and weighs 6lb. per 100'. Yale Blaze Rope has the same great properties as Bandit in a high-visibility pattern.
Quick Overview: 7/16” diameter, 5,600 ABS, 6 lb per 100’.
| Manufacturer | : | Yale Cordage |
| Made in | : | USA |
| Diameter | : | 7/16” / 11mm |
| Average Strength | : | 5,600 lb / 2,540 kg |
| Construction | : | Double-braid |
| Material | : | Polyester |
| Wt. per 100’/100m | : | 6 lb / 8.9 kg |
| Elastic Elongation | : | 1.4% at 10% ABS |
| Hand Spliceable | : | Yes |
| Sewn Spliceable | : | Yes |
This great article at Yale Rope's website explains the how the ability of a rope to absorb impact is affected by the elasticity of the rope. Breaking strength is not the only important factor in determining if a rope is right for the job. Dynamic Energy in Arborist Ropes
Samson Rope Handling GuidelinesFree downloadable PDF: Download rope handling guidelines
Samson Rope Inspection GuidelinesThe info in this paper is very useful for all rope users. The final page of the document has great pictures and examples of what to look for when inspecting ropes for damage.
Free downloadable PDF: Download rope inspection guidelines