Name: Xbraid Carbon Coated Steel Sheath Stainless Wire Y033
Brand: X Braid
Price: 8.60 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

X Braid Xbraid Carbon Coated Steel Sheath Stainless Wire Y033

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€8.60

The Xbraid Carbon Coated Stainless Wire Y033 steel sheath, carbon coated and perfect for creating discreet, pike-teeth resistant line ends.

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Resistance : 10 Lb Length : 10m

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Resistance

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Xbraid Carbon Coated Steel Sheath Stainless Wire Y033

Reference : CARBON COAT Y033 10

Resistance : 10 Lb
Length : 10m

CARBON COAT Y033 10

10 Lb

10m

€8.60

Reference : CARBON COAT Y033 15

Resistance : 15 Lb
Length : 10m

CARBON COAT Y033 15

15 Lb

10m

€8.60

Quantity

Reference : CARBON COAT Y033 18

Resistance : 18 LB
Length : 10m

CARBON COAT Y033 18

18 LB

10m

€8.60

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Description

The hose acier Xbraid Carbon Coated Stainless Wire Y033 is designed for assemblies where every finish counts, when reliability must remain simple and quick at the water's edge.

The Y033 Carbon Coated is a braid steel coated with a carbon sheath, a technical design that reacts to heat to allow loops to be made without using a knot or sleeves. During assembly, simply place two parts of this jacketed braid against each other, heat for a few seconds with a lighter, and then let it rest for about thirty seconds. The result is clear: the two segments are welded together, with a quick and clean implementation.

In the field, this type of solution offers real comfort to prepare a clean assembly, without multiplication of accessories. The logic is direct: fewer steps, fewer manipulations, and an end result that is easier to reproduce when you need to move quickly. The braid steel combined with the carbon sheath meets a need for practicality and durability in the production of assemblies.

This product is aimed at fishermen who want to secure their assemblies with a simple fastening method, particularly when the precision of the assembly is sought. In store or at the water's edge, it naturally finds its place whenever it is necessary to form loops or solidify two parts neatly, without resorting to heavier solutions.