Rope Characteristic

This product combines a low helix angle core of Kevlar with a very tightly woven overbraid of extremely thin Dacron®. Aracom Miniline provides the maximum strength to weight ratio in a composite Kevlar polyester construction.

Index #3 Specification No. YCI-AM-051

Specific Gravity 1.44

Stretch Characteristics (Aracom ^{Miniline ®})

Aramid Ropes
Yale produces a wide variety of products based on Aramid Fiber. Pound for pound, this high strength synthetic fiber has more strength than steel, with the lowest stretch possible in synthetic fiber. The following products illustrate Yale’s capabilities in Aramid lines. We have included a strength to weight ratio index number to aid you in evaluating the various products. In general, the higher the index number, the more Aramid the product contains. 

Abrasion Protection
Internal All of Yale’s Kevlar ropes are treated with molten high pressure Aralube™ prior to entering our twisting equipment. Lab and field experience has shown that this added internal permanent lubrication (non-soluble) treatment leads to an extended wear life (as much as four times). It also minimizes filament breakage while maximizing yarn tension control as the fiber is processed into rope. External Maxijacket™ is a spliceable urethane solution that is coated onto the finished rope. It increases abrasion life, firms the line, provides color identification, and helps keep foreign matter out of the rope.