Novatech Double Braid Dacron Rope Sheet Halyard Line 7/16" X 100' Solid Black on 2040-parts.com
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
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Brand New piece of premium NovaTech 7/16" diameter x 100 ft Black Double Braid Dacron Sail Rigging Line. Extra low elongation, 100% polyester double braid. Avg. Strength is 6,200 lbs. Made by NovaTech in Canada. Easy to handle and splice while offering maximum abrasion resistance. Color fast cover yarns are solution dyed Firebrite 2000 polyester. This strong, low stretch double braid is ideal for all running rigging applications on all sailboats, performance cruisers, and racing boats. Designed for all applications where low stretch and durability are required. This line is Solid Black and is really good looking. FREE SHIPPING To All United States Zip Codes.
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