Emma Kites 100% Kevlar Braided Utility Cord - 100-2000lb High Strength, Abrasion & Flame Resistant - Tactical Survival, Fishing, Model Rocket, Kite Bridles, Camping Gear - Perfect for Outdoor Adventures, Emergency Preparedness, and DIY Projects

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About this item Kevlar Braided Line, Natural Yellow, 100% Kevlar Yarns, designed by EMMA KITES, providing 1mm~4.6mm (100lb~2,000lb) for various outdoor, indoor applications. EMMA KITES Kevlar Braided Cords, firmly built in braided constructions. In comparison to twisted lines, braided cords better resist end raveling, possess higher strength and nicer hand touching. Taking the hand crafts and splicing needs into consideration, Kevlar cords of 350lb~1,000lb (1.7mm~2.6mm) are 8 strands or 12 strands single hollow braids for you to make whoopie, loopie slings, continuous loop, etc. Inherently Flame Resistant, withstanding extreme temperatures up to 800 °F / 427 °C! To build shock lines, parachute systems for model rockets, or replace/upgrade wicks of torches/lamp, Kevlar cords are the unbeatable choice for you to fulfill flame-resistant demands and for applications in high temperatures. Reliable Survival Cord in the wild! Highly abrasion/friction resistant, Kevlar cord can be used as highly efficient cords friction saw to help escape from plastic zip ties, ropes or tapes, and cut through various materials including woods, plastic tubes, nylon, polyesters to complete projects. In the binding, fastening, and wrapping jobs, Kevlar line/cord largely reduces risks of unexpected snaps, providing assured protection especially when in direct contact with sharp edges. High tensile strength cordages in lightweight, 10X greater than steel on an equal weight basis. Wound on compact rolls that are small enough to carry on person, and offer easy and fast deployment when you need it. Multi-use tool for your daily life, a must carry-on gear in your EDC kit. Applications are not limited to kites, tent guylines, bear bagging, repairing, fishing assist line, speargun shooting, snare wires, trip lines. Tensile strengths are tested in accordance with ISO 2307 by SGS.