Description
The Stein Copious ATOL Sewn Eye-to-Eye 9mm is designed for arborists who rely on friction hitches as a fundamental part of their climbing systems. Many friction hitches require cords with specific properties and sewn terminations to ensure correct dressing on supporting hardware.
Moreover, this eye-to-eye sling is manufactured using STEIN ATOL accessory cord. It features a hard-wearing 16-plait polyester cover combined with a braided polyester core. As a result, the construction supports easy knot tying and delivers good grip during use. The anti-kink design further improves handling when forming and adjusting friction hitches.
In addition, friction cords containing polyester elements require rigorous inspection before, during, and after each climb. Therefore, regular checks are essential for safe use. The Stein Copious ATOL Sewn Eye-to-Eye 9mm has also been independently tested in configuration with STEIN climbing lines ACR16 and ACR24.
Stein Copious ATOL Sewn Eye-to-Eye 9mm – Key Features
- Sewn eye-to-eye friction cord design
- Developed for friction hitch climbing systems
- Manufactured from STEIN ATOL accessory cord
- 16-plait polyester cover construction
- Braided polyester core
- Anti-kink construction for improved handling
- Supports easy knot tying and good grip
- Independently tested with STEIN ACR16 and ACR24 climbing lines
Specifications
- Product type: sewn eye-to-eye friction cord
- Cover construction: 16-plait polyester
- Core material: braided polyester
- Application: friction hitches and prusik use
- Testing: independently tested with STEIN ACR16 and ACR24
- Finished product certification: EN795(B):2012
- Certification status: CE and UKCA certified
Why Choose the Stein Copious ATOL Sewn Eye-to-Eye 9mm?
✅ Designed to support reliable friction hitch performance
✅ Sewn terminations allow correct dressing on supporting hardware
✅ Durable polyester construction supports regular professional use
✅ Anti-kink design improves handling and knot consistency
✅ Independently tested with compatible STEIN climbing lines
How to Use & Maintain
- First, carry out a full risk assessment before use.
- Next, inspect the friction cord carefully prior to each climb.
- Then, ensure correct configuration for the intended work task.
- During use, monitor the cord for signs of wear or damage.
- After use, complete a further inspection before storage.
- Finally, remove the product from service if degradation is identified.