Standard Bungy Cord

Comparison between Standard & Premium Bungy Cord

• Standard Electric Bungy Cord: Made with a 7mm solid rubber core, reinforced by four stainless steel wires, and encased in a UV-resistant polyester sheath. This design offers solid durability but is more lightweight and cost-effective than the Premium version.

• Premium Solcor Electric Bungy Cord: Features an 8mm solid rubber core, stronger stainless steel reinforcement, and a more tightly braided 1000-denier polyester sheath. It offers enhanced durability, especially in harsher environments, with a higher resistance to UV rays, chemicals, and saltwater exposure

• Standard Electric Bungy Cord: The breaking strain is designed for lighter to medium-duty applications (around 70-90 kg depending on the specific model), making it suitable for smaller fencing setups or rotational grazing systems.

• Premium Solcor Electric Bungy Cord: The Premium variant is engineered for heavy-duty use, with a higher breaking strain of around 96kg, making it ideal for more intensive electric fencing setups.

• Standard Electric Bungy Cord: It stretches from about 1m to 1.5m and can extend further, but its elasticity and stretch range are slightly less than that of the Premium cord.

• Premium Solcor Electric Bungy Cord: This cord offers a more significant stretch, ranging from 1m to 1.85m, and it can extend further up to 2.5m. It’s designed to maintain tension longer without losing elasticity

• Standard Electric Bungy Cord: Typically, it comes with basic color flecking (such as white and green), ensuring decent visibility for day-to-day tasks.

• Premium Solcor Electric Bungy Cord: Features a high-visibility design with reflective bands woven into the cord. This makes it easier to spot in low-light conditions, providing an added safety benefit

• Standard Electric Bungy Cord: Offers decent resistance to UV light, chemicals, and saltwater but is slightly less resilient in extreme outdoor conditions compared to the Premium version.

• Premium Solcor Electric Bungy Cord: Built to withstand UV degradation, exposure to chemicals, saltwater, and extreme weather conditions, making it the better choice for coastal or industrial environments.