Rope Mastrant-O 5 mm (3/16 in.) - Reflective

Description

MASTRANT-O is new product in Mastrant Classic category. It is highly reflective rope (bright orange plus braided reflective tape) based on long-term proven Polyester (Dacron) product line. It is designed for maximum visibility in public places such as Field Day and POTA activities. Like all Mastrant

Specifications

Size [inch]	3/16
Diameter [mm]	5.8
Strength [daN, ~kg]	540
Safe working load [daN, ~kg]	162
Weight [g/m]	20.3
Elongation [%]	3

Please note: Only these spool lengths are available in our US warehouse:

102 ft. (31 m)
330 ft. (100 m)
660 ft. (200 m)
1650 ft. (500 m)

Other lengths are not available as standard. If you require other lengths for your project, please contact us at info@mastrant.com and we will try to find a suitable solution.

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Code	Length [m]	Weight [kg]	Dimensions [WxLxH mm]	In Stock	Price
MO05031	31 m	0.9	130 x 130 x 115	94 pcs i Next shipment	$35.00($35.00 ex.VAT)

MASTRANT-O is new product in Mastrant Classic category. It is highly reflective rope (bright orange plus braided reflective tape) based on long-term proven Polyester (Dacron) product line. It is designed for maximum visibility in public places such as Field Day and POTA activities. Like all Mastrant ropes, it is UV stable and resistant to all weather conditions. It has low weight, great abrasion resistance, great durability and is nonconductive (no effect whatsoever on your antenna). Moreover, in contrast to ropes made from aramid fibres (Kevlar, Vectran, Technora, Twaron), it has knot strength about 60 %.

Construction: Braided rope with twisted cores
Core: Polyester, parallel-arranged twisted cores
Cover: Polyester

As your interest in the hobby grows, you will find other uses for any excess rope i.e. try another antenna or pass along to a fellow club member? Some of us, personally, use our excess rope all the time and they are glad to have it - splice sections together all the time :)

How to choose a suitable rope? See here.

A comparison table of all ropes ishere.