Bcy Sargı İpi #350
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- Marke: Bcy
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Ürün Detayı
BCY SARGI İPİ #350 | GELENEKSEL VE FITA YAYLAR İÇİN KÜÇÜK ÇAPLI YAY SARGI İPİ
AÇIKLAMA:
BCY Sargı İpi #350, küçük çaplı, klasik yapıya sahip bir sargı ipidir ve özellikle FITA yayları ve geleneksel yaylar için geliştirilmiştir.
Dayanıklı yapısı, düşük uzama oranı ve kolay sarılabilir formu sayesinde, okçuluk projelerinde güvenilir ve temiz sonuçlar sağlar. Hafif yapısı sayesinde sarımda kolaylık sunar ve uzun süreli kullanımda performansından ödün vermez.
TEKNİK ÖZELLİKLER:
Çekme Dayanımı / Çap: 15 lbs / .015"
Yaklaşık ft/lb: 9,500
Makara Boyu:
1 lb bobin
125 yard jig (yaklaşık)
AVANTAJLAR:
Küçük Çap: Dar alanlarda hassas sarım için uygundur
Geleneksel Uyum: FITA yayları ve klasik yaylarla tam uyum
Düşük Uzama: Formunu uzun süre korur
Kolay Kullanım: Pratik sarım, temiz sonuç
Güvenilir Performans: Proje ve pratik kullanımlar için ideal
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