حبل الأمان فولتكس (OHA) المصنوع من النايلون والبولي أميد قياس (14mm) طول (100Mtr)

Diameter: 14 mm; Working length: 100 m; Material: nylon/polyamide with high-tenacity stitching; Strength: 22 kN; Color: white for high visibility; Includes a one-side snap carabiner and end stop knot with zinc-plated alloy steel components; Safety standards: EN 354:2010 and EN 355:2002.

The package includes a premium 14 mm nylon/polyamide rope, a one-side snap carabiner, an end stop knot, and zinc-plated alloy steel components for secure anchorage.

Attach the rope to a solid anchor using the end stop knot and secure the carabiner. Route the rope with a smooth bend, avoid sharp edges, and verify the anchor point is stable before loading.

Create a stopper knot at the rope’s end, then position the carabiner through the knot or around the end as designed, ensuring the gate is closed and locked before applying load.

It complies with EN 354:2010 (anchor rope for fall-arrest and restraint systems) and EN 355:2002 (personal fall protection). These standards indicate it’s engineered for safety in anchor and fall-protection scenarios.

Rock climbing anchor setups, rescue operations, industrial/construction anchorage, and rope-access applications where a reliable, visible 100 m rope is beneficial.

Rinse with mild soap if soiled, air-dry away from direct heat, coil loosely for storage, keep it out of direct sunlight, and store in a cool, dry place. Periodically inspect for wear or damage.

Look for fraying, glazing, cuts, core damage, stiffness, or deformities. If you notice any significant wear or doubt about integrity, retire the rope and replace it to maintain safety.

Two common alternatives are Vaultex 14mm Nylon Rope 100m and Vaultex 12mm Nylon Rope 50m. They differ in diameter and length, which can affect stretch, handling, and applications: - Vaultex 14mm Nylon Rope 100m: https://fepy.com/product/vaultex-14mm-nylon-rope-100m - Vaultex 12mm Nylon Rope 50m: https://fepy.com/product/vaultex-12mm-nylon-rope-50m

A 100 m length provides flexibility for long routes and complex setups, reduces the need to join multiple shorter pieces, and supports varied anchorage configurations.

Yes. Use proper gloves, protect rope from sharp edges with padding or rollers, verify anchor points before loading, keep the rope clean and dry, test the setup with light loads before full use, and follow the EN standards for guidance on safe operation.