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35" - Snap Hooks - Flat Cord - Cargoloc

Part #: 89952

The Cargoloc 89952 35" Flat Cord Bungee with Snap Hooks is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications, providing reliable cargo securement and organization. This robust bungee cord is designed to withstand demanding environments, offering durability and performance where standard cords may fall short.

Key Features

  • Enhanced Strength: Built to be four times stronger than conventional bungee cords, ensuring superior holding power for demanding tasks.
  • Durable Construction: Features a weather and abrasion-resistant flat cord, extending product life in challenging conditions.
  • Secure Snap Hooks: Equipped with zinc-plated steel snap hooks that include safety latches, preventing accidental detachment during transport or use.
  • Ergonomic Design: Injection-molded hooks provide a comfortable grip and improved control, facilitating efficient securing and unsecuring of items.
  • Optimal Dimensions: Measures 35 inches in length with a 3/4-inch wide flat cord, offering ample contact surface for stability and versatility.
  • Extended Reach: Offers a stretch limit of 61 inches, accommodating various load sizes and securing requirements.

Applications

This professional-grade bungee cord is ideal for a range of uses by technicians and mechanics. It is suitable for securing equipment and tools within service vehicles, utility trailers, and workshops. The flat cord design provides better surface contact, making it effective for fastening irregular or sensitive loads without causing damage. Additionally, its strength and weather resistance make it valuable for industrial material handling and cargo management in diverse outdoor and indoor settings.

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  • Model: 220327
  • Shipping Weight: 2.7lbs
  • UPC: 035794899523
  • Manufacturers Part #: 89952
  • Manufactured by: Cargoloc
  • Also Known As: CK89952

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 30 June, 2015.