Yale Scandere 15/32” Rope
Yale Scandere 15/32” Rope
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11.7mm (15/32”) • kernmantle • 7,100 lb ABS • 3% elongation at 10% ABS • 6.5 lb per 100' • sewn eyes only.
Scandere is a 48-strand kernmantle built by Yale to work with the newest climbing hardware. Slightly smaller than 1/2", this line will run well in all modern hardware and is an excellent competition and SRT work line.
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| Manufacturer | : | Yale Cordage |
| Made in | : | USA |
| Diameter | : | 15/32” / 11.7 mm |
| Average Strength | : | 7,100 lb / 3,220 kg |
| Construction | : | Kernmantle |
| Material | : | Polyester / Nylon Core |
| Wt. per 100’/100m | : | 6.5 lb / 9.76 kg |
| Elastic Elongation | : | 3% at 10% ABS |
| Hand Spliceable | : | No |
| 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
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has released the ANSI Z133 safety requirements which apply to arboricultural operations.
Arborist Climbing Ropes are required to have a minimum breaking strength of 5,400 lb (24 kN) when new, and should be no smaller than 1/2” (12.7mm) unless the employee has been trained in the use of smaller line (down to 15/32” / 11mm), and the line's working elongation should not exceed 7% at 540 lb load.
Scandere 15/32” meets ANSI Z133-2017 standards, so long as the user has been trained in the use of smaller diameter lines.
The full ANSI Z133 safety requirements are available on our tree care standards page.
Rated: Excellent Review by: Eric G.
“Purchased this line during the Labor Day Sale event. This is awesome SRT line. Works beautifully with the Rope Wrench and HH2. I am a 2XL climber and this line has enough stretch and bounce to absorb energy in the case of a slip but still is static enough to be an excellent choice for an SRT line. I am patiently waiting for the Akimbo to hit the general market to try it with that. The only drawback I can name is that the knotting ability is not the same as some other static lines so be sure your knots are properly dressed and set. ”
