VOREL 17480 rope 50 m

VOREL 17480 rope 50 m is a polyethylene braided masonry cord with a length of 50 meters and a diameter of 1.7 mm. Designed for layout, alignment and marking tasks on construction sites, this cord combines high tensile strength with low stretch and resistance to environmental influences. Supplied as a single-piece pack, it is suitable for repeated use in demanding conditions.

Advantages

The braided polyethylene construction provides very high tear resistance and abrasion resistance while maintaining low elongation under load. The cord resists oils, gasoline, UV radiation and moisture, which prolongs service life when used outdoors or in greasy environments. Its fine 1.7 mm diameter balances handling comfort and visibility, allowing accurate line placement and easy winding on reels.

Suitable for

• masonry layout and alignment
• temporary perimeter marking on construction sites
• stringing guide lines for tiling and paving
• general-purpose tying and securing tasks where a low-stretch cord is required

Key specifications

• Material: braided polyethylene yarn
• Length: 50 m
• Diameter: 1.7 mm
• Construction: braided on a braiding machine for uniform strength
• Mechanical properties: high tear resistance, low stretch, abrasion-resistant
• Environmental resistance: resistant to oils, gasoline, UV radiation and moisture

How to use

Cut or unwind the required length from the 50 m spool and secure each end to fixed points for accurate alignment. For masonry or tiling, tension the cord to create a straight reference line; avoid overloading beyond its intended tension to preserve low-stretch properties. After use, clean off dirt, oils or chemicals if present and rewind neatly to prevent tangling and abrasion during storage.

Usage recommendations

For best results in outdoor applications, store the cord away from prolonged direct sunlight when not in use to reduce long-term UV exposure. Avoid sharp edges and abrasive surfaces under high tension; use protective sleeves or padding where necessary. Inspect the cord regularly for signs of wear or contamination before reuse.