I'm looking for "paracord" about 1/4' Diameter.Is this it?
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no , the dia. is smaller . but this tough-grid 750 paracord is probaly more that the strenth you need, for a small dia. cord .
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Honestly not sure mate..... but it's the best I've found so far, by far. Owner is super cool and PERSONALLY helpful. DO IT
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Hello, I am sorry but we just have the 1" diameter ones available which are these. Thanks
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Yes. It is what I am using. I like the string. It will not runaway anymore.
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It says on the Amazon ad "Works cable ties up to 1/4 inch". I have not used it for any ties that are wider than that. It did not work on the little ties that are like .100" wide, it just stretched them till they snapped. As far as the length, it does not matter, it can handle any length.
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I don't think this is the correct one you're looking for, but they have all lengths and sizes. Try searching for CRL "3/16" they do have this size as an option.
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I hate to say that I don't know the diameter of 550 para cord. However I do know that a standard nylon boot lace that is made similar to the para cord I use for camping just thinner will fit through the handle and makes a great Lanyard....
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Hose diameter and connector are not related. My hose is 1/4" too. If you have a universal quick connect, it will work.
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No, it is not. It is for crimping copper or aluminum connectors on cable of various size.
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Hello, Currently we do not offer 2-1/4" wire loom. We have 2" or 2-1/2. You can search for these two sizes by putting the following ASIN Number in the search on Amazon. 2" Black B00I0BE9EO, 2" White B00I0BF3NA, and 2.5" Black B00I0ABJLG I hope this helps.
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550 Paracord typically measures 5⁄32 inch (4 mm) in diameter 1/16" thicker than 3/32 shock cord
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It's intended for nylon cable ties...sometimes referred to a "zip ties". I've never seen stainless steel cable ties...and if you are looking for something to tighten and cut steel strapping (as used on pallets and crates), this isn't what you are looking for. No idea about how much force it puts on the cable ties...it's adjustable, but only in numbers...1, 2, 3, which aren't in any specific units.
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I'd use the best paracord I could get. Be aware that there's a lot of inferior cord out there, looks the same but isn't. Do your homework on who you buy it from.
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Hey, Patrick: Darren Wright from Paracord 550 MilSpec, here. Thanks for your question! I suspect that you are asking this question because there is quite a lot of Paracord on Amazon and other places that claim to be compliant with the MilSpec ... but just arent. We've noticed ... heavy sigh ... too! We have all of the MIL-C-5040H documentation in our files but it is so complicated that we don't bother to confuse our customers by sending it out. What we consider to be better is ... now we are sending out an ebook called, "We Love MilSpec Paracord and So Will You!" which explains in great detail and with very high resolution close-up pictures, all about the differences between MIL-C05040H Paracord and commercial Paracord. Inside of our ebook, we also provide a link to download your own copy of MIL-C-5040H. It's a tough read - 19 pages of "government" type writing, but it's good for Paracord Snobs, like us ... or for insomnia! Hope this helps! Keep Charging! Darren Wright, Customer Service Manager Paracord 550 MilSpec (TM)
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This is 550 Mil Spec Paracord. Rated for a working strength of 550 lbs. Pretty heavy duty for a broom.
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NO... the end on this cord in the picture is NOT what you get... the end actually is round and rubber... it is not what is pictured - unusable
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Yes. Each section of paracord is approximately 10 feet in length. You need around 1 foot of paracord per inch of wrist measurement to be sure you don't run out before you finish. The amount left over has never been enough to make 2 bracelets out of the same section (unless you're making them for very young children). Hope this helps.
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The widest point of the head is just under 3/4 inch, so it should fit a 1" conduit, Its a great cable