Steel Rope NEO tools 49-931 — 1 pc

NEO tools 49-931 — 1 pc is a 1000 m polypropylene braided string designed for construction and general-purpose securing tasks. Supplied as a single hank of heavy-duty rope, this product is intended for lashing and securing mineral wool boards and other building materials. With a linear weight of approximately 1000 tex and a minimum rupture strength of 40 daN, the NEO tools string provides consistent performance for repetitive tying, bundling and temporary fastening work.

Advantages

This polypropylene braided string is durable, rupture-resistant and supplied in a convenient 1 kg hank of 1000 linear metres for extended use on site. Its construction offers predictable linear weight (1000 tex ±3%) and sufficient tensile resistance for typical insulation and securing tasks. The lightweight, rot-resistant polypropylene material is easy to handle, stores compactly and resists moisture, making it suitable for indoor and limited outdoor construction environments.

Suitable for

• Lashing and securing mineral wool boards and insulation materials
• Tying bundles of construction materials and lightweight components
• Temporary fastening and securing during transport or storage
• Workshop and general-purpose utility tasks that require a lightweight, strong string

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene braided string
• Length per hank: 1000 linear metres
• Weight per hank: 1 kg
• Linear weight: 1000 tex ±3%
• Minimum rupture strength: 40 daN
• Hank thickness: 15 cm

How to use

Use the NEO tools 49-931 string to tie or lash mineral wool boards by wrapping the string around the stack or individual boards and securing with a knot appropriate for the load and application. For bundling or fastening, ensure the string is tensioned evenly and tied securely to prevent slippage. Cut the required length from the hank using a sharp blade or scissors and seal the cut end if necessary to reduce fraying. Store the hank in a dry place away from direct UV exposure when not in use.

Usage recommendations

For best results when securing insulation boards, apply even tension and use knots suited to polypropylene cord. Avoid prolonged exposure to strong sunlight and high temperatures to maintain material strength. For loads approaching the stated rupture strength, use a safety margin and consider alternative lifting or securing equipment rated for higher tensile loads.