Expanders: universal rubber ropes
Our elastic cords are polished in every detail to meet our customer’s various requirements and needs. They are characterized by extraordinary durability and flexibility, which allows them to be used in the most demanding products and projects. Thanks to the ability to adjust the diameter and degree of flexibility, our products offer unlimited possibilities of adaptation to specific tasks.
Expanders, universal rubber ropes: structure and material
The braid of the expanders, i.e. the rubber cord, is made of the highest quality polypropylene silk, PES polyester, or PVC line. The core of the elastic cord is made of silicone latex threads. Thanks to this, you can freely select the diameter and degree of flexibility of the expanders, depending on the customer’s order.
The use of elastic cords
Expanders, thanks to their universality and flexibility, are used in many different areas, from sports to industry and advertising. Here are some examples of how flexible rubber cords can be applied in various sectors:
Elastic rubber cords: sports and tourism
In the field of sports and tourism, expanders are an invaluable tool used in the production of, among others: trampolines, sports equipment for resistance exercises that help build strength, flexibility, and muscular endurance. Their lightness and compact size make them perfect for traveling, allowing you to maintain your training routine in any conditions. In addition, rubber cord equipped with hooks are often used to stabilize luggage during travel, which makes them a multifunctional item for tourists and travelers.
Elastic cords: automotive industry
In the automotive industry, expanders are used as a tool for clamping and securing loads on transport vehicles. Rubber lines are used to stabilize goods on trailers, in car trunks, and on vehicle roofs, their shifting can cause damage during transport. The rubber rope is also used to attach tarpaulins to trucks. Its durability and adaptability make it irreplaceable in everyday logistics operations.
Rubber ropes: sailing and other water sports
In sailing and other water sports, rubber cords are a key element used to secure equipment on board. Their flexible properties, resistance to weather conditions, and UV radiation allow for quick and effective protection of sails and other equipment, which is essential for safety and efficiency on the water. Expander ropes are also used in tarpaulins to protect floating equipment in the winter or during the user’s extended absence.
Rubber cords: advertising, banners
In the advertising sector, expander ropes are used to install and fasten banners, tarpaulins, and other advertising materials. Their flexibility allows for quick and easy tensioning of advertising materials, ensuring their proper exposure and durability. Thanks to elastic cords e.g. advertisements, banners, or tarpaulins, can be effectively presented in various locations, from outdoor events to sales points.
Elastic rubber cords: recreation, physiotherapy
Our rubber cord is exceptionally strong and flexible. It can stretch up to 150% of its original length while offering significant resistance. This feature makes them an ideal choice for device manufacturers who are looking for a way to adapt the resistance level of their products to a wide range of user needs. Our rubber lines are available in various thicknesses and degrees of flexibility, allowing for precise adjustment of resistance, which is crucial for creating equipment for both professionals and amateurs.
Rubber rope: manufacturing industry, tents
In the manufacturing industry, elastic cords are used to tension and assemble large-sized tents and foil tunnels that protect agricultural fields, orchards, and all types of plantations. Rubber ropes are also an indispensable part of trekking and tourist tents and tent halls used in the event industry, among others to organize outdoor events.
In each of these areas, expanders as rubber cords offer reliability, durability, and versatility, which makes them an irreplaceable tool in a variety of applications.