Erickson 6805 10mm Heavy Duty Bungee Cord

Product Description

The ERICKSON 6805 is a heavy-duty bungee cord designed for securing, bundling, and organizing cargo in trade and field applications. The cord features a polypropylene outer covering that shields the internal rubber strands from UV exposure, moisture, and abrasion, extending service life in outdoor and jobsite conditions. Vinyl-coated hooks reduce the risk of scratching or gouging cargo surfaces. The cord safely stretches up to 1.5 times its original length, providing reliable tension without overstressing the elastic core. This is a practical, everyday-carry item for HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and other service professionals who transport equipment and materials regularly.

The ERICKSON 6805 suits a wide range of securing and organizing tasks on service vehicles and jobsites. Common applications include holding down tarps over open truck beds, bundling hoses and conduit runs, and keeping loose equipment staged during transport. The 10mm cord diameter and generously sized vinyl-coated hooks allow the cord to fit into tight anchor points and over a variety of rack, rail, and tie-down hardware. It is equally useful for light cargo management in vans, trailers, and utility beds.

Key Features

• Polypropylene outer cover protects internal rubber strands from moisture, UV, and abrasion
• Vinyl-coated hooks resist scratching and marring of cargo surfaces
• Stretches safely up to 1.5 times original length without overstressing the elastic core
• 10mm cord diameter provides a balance of flexibility and holding strength
• Hook profile fits a wide variety of anchor points, rails, and tie-down hardware

Compatibility

General-purpose bungee cord suitable for use with standard tie-down anchor points, cargo racks, truck bed rails, ladder racks, and utility trailer hardware commonly found on service vehicles.

Installation Notes

Attach both hooks to secure anchor points before applying tension. Inspect the rubber core and polypropylene cover for cracks, fraying, or loss of elasticity before each use and replace any cord showing signs of degradation. Never stretch the cord beyond 1.5 times its resting length. Release tension in a controlled manner to prevent hook snap-back injury.