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Synthetic Rope

Synthetic ropes are made from man-made chemicals and fibers. Materials commonly used include polypropylene, nylon, and polyester. All of these are a plastic-based material. Rope can either be made of just one or a combination of these materials. Synthetic rope is constructed by braiding different synthetic materials together to create a finished rope product. This type of rope is a strong and durable option when it comes to picking the right rope for your project. Synthetic rope is light weight, cost-effective, and resistant to abrasion. Double Braid, Diamond Braid, 3-Strand, Hollow Braid, Braided & Twisted, Solid Braid.

Features :

 

  • High elasticity
  • Abrasion resistance
  • High-tenacity nylon fiber
  • Four-stage construction
  • Light weight
  • Higher breaking strength
  • Bearing the most weight
  • remarkable stretching capabilities
  • Balanced and easy to handle


Technical Specification :

Material:                                    Polypropylene, nylon, and polyester
Color:                                         Yellow, red, Blue, Orange, Green, Black, White
Construction:                            3 & 4 strand
Length:                                      110 MTR and 220 MTR
Strength:                                   wet/dry 100%
Shock absorption:                   Excellent
Rope Construction:                 Braided
Diameter:                                  2mm – 32mm
Usage:                                       Industrial

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Synthetic Rope

Synthetic ropes are made from man-made chemicals and fibers. Materials commonly used include polypropylene, nylon, and polyester.

POLYPROPYLENE FIBRILLATED ROPE

Polypropylene rope is a fantastic general-purpose piece of rope equipment that is suited for a number of applications in the domestic, business and leisure domain.