Nacsan 316 SS Wire Rope 7x7 2mm 10m
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Uncompromising strength and marine-grade resistance for your vital rigging needs.
When precision and durability are paramount for your rigging and trace work, look no further than the Nacsan 316 SS Wire Rope 7x7 2mm 10m. Engineered with ultimate 316 marine-grade stainless steel, this wire rope delivers superior saltwater corrosion resistance, making it an essential component for any setup facing the challenging New Zealand marine environment. Its robust 7x7 strand construction ensures high strength and excellent flexibility, perfect for creating durable leaders, traces, and other general rigging where reliability is non-negotiable.
This versatile wire rope, with its 2mm diameter, is perfectly suited for crafting robust leaders and traces that can handle powerful catches, or for general rigging where a strong, flexible connection is key. With an ample 10m spool, you'll have generous length for multiple applications, ensuring you're always prepared. Backed by trusted Nacsan quality, you can count on reliable performance in even the most demanding conditions. Get sorted with this essential wire rope for your next rigging project.
Nacsan 316 SS Wire Rope 7x7 2mm 10m Features:
- Ultimate 316 marine-grade stainless steel: Superior saltwater corrosion resistance.
- Robust 7x7 strand construction: High strength, excellent flexibility for demanding use.
- Versatile 2mm diameter: Ideal for leaders, traces, and general rigging.
- Ample 10m spool: Generous length for multiple applications.
- Trusted Nacsan quality: Reliable performance in harsh New Zealand conditions.
Nacsan 316 SS Wire Rope 7x7 2mm 10m Specifications:
- Material: 316 Stainless Steel
- Construction: 7x7 Strand
- Diameter: 2mm
- Length: 10m
- Brand: Nacsan
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