The core has some aramid strands that would survive a total meltdown.
Beeline has a 75/25% Technora and polyester cover, unless it’s the 50/50% of the older 10mm. HRC has a technora, polyester and Nomax cover. Technora, Kevlar, and Twaron are aramids, Kevlar and Twaron, found in Sterlings RIT...
While trying to figure out how a Lankhorst A3 splice is done, the splicing is all done in the eye, I came up with another way to make eyes in the twisted parallel cored ropes. Xstatic’s break strength is 7192 lbs, the left one broke at 6031, and the other, which had a foot and a half feet piece...
If your splice above was thinner than the rope, that means the cover is less than 50% of the rope, maybe leaving some of the twisted strands inside the cover tail would correct it.
Did you want to taper less on the cover because the core is reduced, the eye looks very thin? Not sure what you mean when you couldn’t manage the crossover, too big to milk the cover back over? Did the final bury milk too easily making you think it is too thin? Sorry for the questions, I’ve...