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Rope Properties

1. Strength of rope
Strength lifts the load and does the work.  It takes good fibres or filaments to give full strength.  For more information on this please see our rope sizes & strengths page.

2. Rope - Abrasion
Abrasion - Resistance assures extra life on pulleys, winches and other wearing or torsion conditions.

3. Water Repellent Rope
Water Repellence keeps rope from swelling when wet, and prevents them from becoming stiff & unmanageable.

4. Rope - Flexibility
Flexibility makes rope agile and easy to handle under all working conditions.

 

 

Polypropylene rope | Yarn construction rope | Drawcord | Sisal rope | Boundary rope | tug of war rope

| Manila Rope | Nylon Rope | Polyester Rope | Shock Cord | Anchor Rope

Baler twine | Finesize | Medium | Hay | Super hesston

Polypropylene twine | Sisal twine | Baling twine

Handy coils | Lorry ropes

 

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Types of rope:
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Polypropylene
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Sisal Information:
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History of Sisal
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- Uses of Sisal