Kernmaster Code Orange & Green
XTC-48
XTC-48 Kernmaster is a static-rappelling line constructed with a traditional “mantle” sleeve consisting of 48 strands of polyester. The inside, or “kern,” is a braided core of energy-absorbing nylon. The core is fully steam-stabilized to enhance the rope’s flexibility and prevent hardening in service.
XTC-48: Kernmaster Orange Code Green & Green Code Orange 11mm
High performance climbing lines with a lightweight design featuring an exclusive, ultra-smooth 48-carrier cover. Ideally suited for mechanical climbing systems used in competitive tree climbing.
- Classic XTC-48 design with CE0598 EN Type A 1891 certification
- Available in a variety of sizes
Kernmaster is a static-rappelling line constructed with a traditional “mantle” sleeve consisting of 48 strands of polyester. The inside, or “kern,” is a braided core of energy-absorbing nylon. The core is fully steam-stabilized to enhance the rope’s flexibility and prevent hardening in service.
The braid also bends more easily and with less fatiguing of the core when cycled over sheaves or dropped over a parapet. The sleeve is either white with red tracers or solution-cast fiber (color added prior to yarn production), which makes for lasting colors and enhanced wear resistance.
XTC-48 Kernmaster Code Orange & Green Resources
Kernmaster Specifications and Data
| Diameter (Inches) | Average Break Strength *(Lbs) | Minimum Spliced Break Strength *(Lbs) | Maximum Working Load 10:1 **(Lbs) | Weight (Lbs/100f) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7/16 | 7,300 | 6,570 | 730 | 5.5 |
| Diameter (mm) | Average Break Strength *(kg) | Minimum Spliced Break Strength *(kg) | Maximum Working Load 10:1 **(kg) | Weight (Kg/100m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | 3,310 | 2,979 | 331 | 8.2 |
Working Details
Green working 155 ft. lbs./lb.
Red ultimate 9,775 ft. lbs./lb.
Specific Gravity
1.23
Dielectric Strength
The maximum allowable leakage for clean, dry Kernmaster is 500 micro- amperes when tested at 100kV per Yale Method 712-1701 Rev 1 “Routine Production Test.” Absorbed and entrained moisture or impurities will increase rope’s conductivity dramatically.
