Same strength, less weight
Compared to its steel counterpart, lighter winch rope means faster deployment, less operator fatigue during line handling and less overall weight added to the truck, especially valuable on units equipped with multiple winches.
Easier Line Handling and Rigging
AmSteel winch line is flexible and easy to manage during setup and rerigging. It feeds and positions more smoothly than wire rope, which helps when working in tight clearances, changing pull direction or cycling through multiple calls.
Extremely Low Stretch
With very limited elongation, about 1 percent at full WLL based on a 4:1 design factor, the AmSteel Winch Line supports controlled, predictable winching. Low stretch directs even, consistent strength at the object being pulled.
Torque-Free, 12-Strand Construction
The 12-strand, single-braid design is torque-free, which helps reduce line twist during operation. This supports cleaner spooling and easier rigging without relying on swivel hardware to manage rotation.
Built for High-Cycle Winching
Designed for frequent use, synthetic rope offers strong abrasion resistance, excellent wear characteristics and high flex fatigue performance. It is built to hold up through repeated spooling and daily job-to-job pulls.
Lightweight Enough to Float
Compared to steel cable, AmSteel winch line is significantly lighter, which is exactly why it floats. That gives operators better line visibility and easier handling in wet, muddy, or water-adjacent recoveries where line management can be a challenge.
Faster Visual Inspections
The AmSteel Winch Line is easier to visually inspect for damage or wear than steel cable, helping operators perform quicker pre- and post-job checks and stay ahead of maintenance.