KMIII™ 7/16" White Static Rope - 300 ft EN 1891A-Certified Low-Stretch Kernmantle with Blue Tracer
EN 1891A Type A • NFPA 2500 • 7,500+ lbs • < 2% Stretch • 32-Strand Cover • Blue ID Tracer
The KMIII™ 7/16" White with Blue Tracer is the go-to lightweight static rope for rope access technicians, rescue teams, and industrial riggers who need precision control, low stretch, and superior device compatibility.
Built to EN 1891A Type A standards with a 32-strand continuous filament polyester cover braided over a high-tenacity nylon core, this 300 ft coil delivers 7,500+ lbs tensile strength, zero rotation, and excellent knotability - all in a lighter, more flexible package than 1/2" lines.
Why Pros Choose 7/16" KMIII™
- Lightweight & Flexible - 37% lighter per foot than 1/2" KMIII
- Blue Tracer Line - Instant visual ID and wear inspection
- Ultra-Low Stretch (<2%) - Precise control in descenders & rope grabs
- 32-Strand Polyester Cover - Enhanced abrasion, UV & chemical resistance
- Non-Rotating Core - No spin under load; ideal for long rappels
- Low Moisture Absorption - Stays light and supple when wet
- Device-Optimized - Works flawlessly with Petzl ID, Stop, Rig, GriGri, etc.
Technical Specifications
| Diameter |
7/16" (11 mm) |
| Color |
White with Blue Tracer |
| Construction |
Static Kernmantle - 32-strand polyester / nylon core |
| Weight |
0.063 lbs/ft (94 g/m) |
| Tensile Strength |
7,500+ lbs (33.4 kN) |
| Elongation |
< 2% at 10% MBS |
| Standards |
EN 1891A (Type A) NFPA 2500 (1983) - General Use CE Certified |
7/16" vs 1/2" KMIII™
| Feature |
7/16" (This Rope) |
1/2" KMIII |
| Diameter |
11 mm |
12.5 mm |
| Weight/ft |
0.063 lbs |
0.095 lbs |
| Tensile |
7,500+ lbs |
8,200+ lbs |
| Best Use |
Light rescue, access, descenders |
Heavy rescue, long lines |
Ideal Applications
SPRAT / IRATA Rope Access Light Technical, Fire & Technical Rescue High-Rise Building Facade maintennce, Window Cleaning, RDS Rope Descent, Tower Climbing, Film Rigging, Confined Space
KMIII™ 7/16" - Light. Strong. Device-Ready.
Formally known as New England Ropes