DMM Worksafe Plus 10.5mm Static Rope - EN 1891 Type A, 50m-700m

DMM Worksafe Plus 10.5mm is a mid-diameter Type A low-stretch static rope with a tighter woven sheath for extra abrasion resistance, certified to EN 1891:1998. It's the versatile middle ground: efficient weight at 72g/m, with the reassuring handling of a mid-diameter rope.

The "Plus" is the sheath – woven tighter than standard Worksafe for crews and systems that put more wear on their ropes, while keeping useful knotability and compatibility with suitable professional rope devices. Polyamide core and sheath, 31kN minimum breaking strength (18kN with a figure-eight knot), 3% elongation. Choose the Plus 10.5mm when your ropes see heavy wear and you'd rather carry a little less weight than a thicker rope. It comes in White/Red/Grey in 50m, 100m, 200m and 700m lengths, and it is not a dynamic lead-climbing rope.

Product Details

• Colour: White/Red/Grey
• Length options: 50m, 100m, 200m, 700m
• Weight: 72g/m
• Diameter: 10.5mm
• Certification: EN 1891:1998 Type A

Why you'll love it

• Built for professional systems – Type A low-stretch for rope access, work positioning, restraint, rescue and fall arrest
• Extra abrasion resistance – the tighter woven Worksafe Plus sheath is designed for heavier wear
• Efficient weight – 72g/m with mid-diameter handling and knotability
• Choose the right reel – 50m to 700m covers personal kits, team use and site drums
• Clear identification – White/Red/Grey colour and 10.5mm diameter keep a mixed kit organised

Good to know

• Diameter: 10.5mm. Weight: 72g/m
• Minimum breaking strength: 31kN; 18kN with a figure-eight knot
• Elongation: 3%. Shrinkage: 4%
• Polyamide core and sheath. Certified to EN 1891:1998 Type A
• Lengths: 50m, 100m, 200m and 700m. Colour: White/Red/Grey
• Not a dynamic lead-climbing rope. A competent person must confirm system compatibility, select the right length and diameter, inspect before use and retire the rope in line with DMM's instructions and your procedures

Who it's for

Rope-access technicians, industrial teams and competent users whose systems put heavy wear on ropes – for work positioning, work restraint, rescue and fall arrest where specified, not for lead climbing.