Coated Rope ø 6 mm – Black
Code:
CR06/B
Availability:
In Stock 2,433 m
Forget about stiff, cracked leather. This round rope imitates the look of leather but is made of durable PVC — unlike leather, it does not crack, absorb water, or stiffen. It is used to make leads and halters for mud, water, and demanding terrain.
- 100% waterproof: The material does not absorb a single drop of water, does not change its weight, and after a walk it only needs to be wiped clean with a cloth.
- Round leather look: The surface feels pleasant to the touch, resists abrasion, and unlike natural leather, it does not stretch or crack.
- Antibacterial and low maintenance: Resistant to mold and bacteria, it does not retain odors, so it also suits active dogs and horses.
- Extreme strength: With a high-quality PVC surface and a strong inner core, it offers high load capacity you can rely on in the field.
- Packaging: The rope is supplied in 30 m lengths with a maximum of three splices per roll.
Each diameter of round leather has been thoroughly tested in a certified laboratory, so we know the exact breaking load values. You can find the detailed test report.
Material:
PVC-coated polyester
Surface finish: Not specified
Surface finish: Not specified
Weight: 38 g
Breaking load: 340 kg
Pantone Color:
419 C
Workshop opinion
Pavla Nováková
A specification can tell you plenty. The workbench tells you the rest, so that is where I test it.
Working with round PVC rope requires a different approach than with standard webbings. Since the material has no textile sheath, conventional stitching is not recommended – a needle could compromise the structure of the material and the joint might tear out under load.
How to create a strong loop? The best method is to use wire rope clamps. Simply thread the rope through the clamp, form a loop, and compress the clamp firmly (using a press or vise). For a clean finish, I recommend covering the connection with a rubber sleeve or color-matched heat shrink tubing.
Clean finishing: To give the lead a flawless look, I recommend fitting the loose ends with rope end caps. These are placed onto the cut end and secured with Loctite adhesive. Not only does this conceal the cut edge of the material, but by matching the end cap color with the snap hook and clamp, you create a premium product that looks excellent and offers long-lasting durability.
– Pavla Nováková
I put it on the workbench first. You get facts instead of guesses.
I put it on the workbench first. You get facts instead of guesses.
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