Robline, bungee cord 6mm White/Red 1 mtr

Regular price €1,95 incl. VAT

SKU: 1375160-1

In stock (18 pcs)

Delivery time: 1-2 days

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Description

Robline elastic cord is a flexible and durable elastic line, ideal for securing equipment, tarpaulins, and sails. The cord is constructed with a robust core and a hard-wearing polyester cover that ensures long service life and high UV resistance.

  • Brand: Robline
  • Breaking strength: 66 kg
  • Color: white/red
  • Product weight: 25 g/m
  • Ø: 6 mm
  • Product dimensions: 1 m
  • Package dimensions: Gross weight: 0.02 kg

Robline elastic cord is developed for sailors who need a reliable and flexible solution for securing and fastening on board. The cord is constructed with an elastic core, which provides high stretch and ensures the material can adapt to loads without losing strength. The durable polyester cover protects the core from UV rays, wear, and saltwater, providing a long service life even under demanding conditions.

The elastic cord is ideal for many uses on board – from securing tarpaulins and sails to fastening equipment. It is easy to handle, compact, and can be used in combination with hooks or fittings for extra functionality.

Benefits:

  • High elasticity – perfect for flexible fastening
  • UV-resistant and durable
  • Resistant to saltwater – long service life
  • Easy to handle and adjust
  • Suitable for many marine applications
With Robline elastic cord, you get a robust and practical solution for everyday use on board.

Technical specifications:
- Material: Elastic core with polyester cover
- Construction: Round elastic cord
- UV resistance: Yes
- Water- and saltwater-resistant: Yes
- Spliceable: No

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