TRED - 12,500kg GT Kinetic Rope - 9M

The TRED GT 12,500KG Kinetic Rope provides a strong and flexible option for vehicle recovery. It has a 12,500kg minimum breaking strength and measures 9 metres long. Therefore, it gives recovery teams a useful length for many vehicle recovery tasks.

The rope uses high-quality Nylon 66 and can stretch by up to 30%. As a result, it can store energy during a recovery pull and help create a smooth snatching effect. Furthermore, TRED treats each rope with UV protection after assembly to help support long-term use.

12,500KG Kinetic Recovery Rope

The TRED GT rope uses the energy created when the recovery vehicle pulls. As the rope stretches, it stores energy. Then, the rope releases that energy to help pull the stuck vehicle free.

Therefore, a kinetic rope can help make a recovery pull smoother than a basic static rope. However, you must always use the correct rope size and follow safe recovery practices.

Key Features

• 12,500kg minimum breaking strength

• 9m rope length

• High-quality Nylon 66 construction

• Up to 30% elongation

• UV-treated after assembly

• Durable vinyl polymer-coated eyelets

• Designed for vehicle recovery

• Kinetic recovery design

• Local NATA laboratory tested

• Made to TRED quality standards

Nylon 66 Construction

The TRED GT uses Nylon 66 to provide strength and controlled stretch. In addition, the rope can stretch by up to 30% during use.

As the rope stretches, it stores energy from the recovery vehicle. Then, that energy helps create the snatching effect needed to move a stuck vehicle. As a result, the rope can help transfer the pull in a more controlled way.

Protected Rope Eyelets

The TRED GT Kinetic Rope features vinyl polymer-coated eyelets. These eyelets protect key parts of the rope during use.

Furthermore, the coating helps shield the eyelets from wear. Therefore, it adds an extra layer of protection to an important part of the recovery rope.

Choose the Correct Recovery Rope

Choosing the right recovery rope is important. A rope with a breaking strength that is too low may fail under load. On the other hand, a rope that is too strong may not stretch enough. As a result, more force can move to the recovery points.

TRED recommends that the rope’s minimum breaking strength should sit between two and three times the GVM of the lighter vehicle involved in the recovery.

The rope can face greater loads when a vehicle sits deep in mud or sand. In addition, heavy loads can also increase the force on the rope. Therefore, check the vehicle GVM before choosing a recovery rope.

If the GVM does not appear on the vehicle plate or registration papers, check the owner’s handbook or ask the vehicle maker.

NATA Laboratory Tested

The TRED GT Kinetic Rope has undergone testing at a local NATA laboratory. This testing helps TRED check that the rope meets its stated quality standards.

Furthermore, the rope receives UV treatment after assembly. Therefore, the rope includes features that support its use in outdoor recovery work.

Safe Vehicle Recovery

Always use the rope according to the maker’s instructions and safe recovery practices. In addition, check the rope, recovery points and other gear before use.

Make sure the rope suits the vehicles involved. Therefore, check the GVM, rope rating and recovery setup before starting a recovery.

Overall, the TRED GT 12,500KG Kinetic Rope combines high strength with controlled stretch for vehicle recovery. With a 12,500kg minimum breaking strength, 9m length, Nylon 66 build and up to 30% elongation, it provides a purpose-built recovery solution. Furthermore, UV treatment and coated eyelets add useful protection for regular outdoor use.