The best known natural fiber rope. At one time, it was the best rope fiber available. This premium grade biodegradable rope provides good knot holding ability. Its natural texture provides a firm grip even when oiled. Manila has very low stretch compared to synthetic ropes and possesses excellent rendering qualities. With good resistance to internal and external wear, manila provides many uses for industrial, heavy marine, construction, roofing, lasso and lunging ropes. It is also excellent as a general use rope for home and farm, gymnasium climbing ropes and for ornamental purposes. Manila must be handled and stored with care as any dampness may cause it to rot.

The first synthetic fiber rope manufactured. Three strand twisted nylon rope lasts as much as 10 times longer than manila rope and 5 times longer than polypropylene rope. Long working life makes nylon rope very economical. This high strength resilient nylon rope has the ability to absorb sudden shock; as well as excellent flex and superb resistance to abrasion, chemicals and marine organisms. It is unaffected by mildew and rot and can be stored when wet. Some of the many uses include marine dock and anchor lines, shipping and industrial work, vehicle tow rope, tie-downs, farm and livestock usage. This rope is easy to splice and is very common for general purpose use.

Solid braid ropes are constructed of various bundles of fiber interlocked together in a circular braiding pattern. Nylon is resistant to abrasion, chemicals, and marine organisms, and is among the strongest of rope fibers. This smooth, round, firm braid holds its shape well under pressure and load. It stays flexible and knots easily even after prolonged use. An excellent choice for pulleys, blocks, sheaves, and winches or wherever a firm round rope is needed. Solid braid is not as strong as other braids, nor is it spliceable. Other uses include anchor, mooring, dock lines, and as a general utility rope.

Solid braid ropes are constructed of various bundles of fiber interlocked together in a circular braiding pattern. Nylon is resistant to abrasion, chemicals, and marine organisms, and is among the strongest of rope fibers. This smooth, round, firm braid holds its shape well under pressure and load. It stays flexible and knots easily even after prolonged use. An excellent choice for pulleys, blocks, sheaves, and winches or wherever a firm round rope is needed. Solid braid is not as strong as other braids, nor is it spliceable. Other uses include anchor, mooring, dock lines, and as a general utility rope.

Solid braid ropes are constructed of various bundles of fiber interlocked together in a circular braiding pattern. Nylon is resistant to abrasion, chemicals, and marine organisms, and is among the strongest of rope fibers. This smooth, round, firm braid holds its shape well under pressure and load. It stays flexible and knots easily even after prolonged use. An excellent choice for pulleys, blocks, sheaves, and winches or wherever a firm round rope is needed. Solid braid is not as strong as other braids, nor is it spliceable. Other uses include anchor, mooring, dock lines, and as a general utility rope.

The best known natural fiber rope. At one time, it was the best rope fiber available. This premium grade biodegradable rope provides good knot holding ability. Its natural texture provides a firm grip even when oiled. Manila has very low stretch compared to synthetic ropes and possesses excellent rendering qualities. With good resistance to internal and external wear, manila provides many uses for industrial, heavy marine, construction, roofing, lasso and lunging ropes. It is also excellent as a general use rope for home and farm, gymnasium climbing ropes and for ornamental purposes. Manila must be handled and stored with care as any dampness may cause it to rot.

This high strength heavy synthetic fiber is resistant to ultraviolet deterioration giving it greater weather resistance than either nylon or manila. Due to polyester?s low water absorbency; only slight strength loss is experienced when wet. Polyester does not have the stretch and elasticity of nylon. Polyester is superior to nylon with respect to cycle loading and abrasion. Good for high friction uses like marine running, rigging and stringing line. Also great for tree rope, truck rope, antenna guy lines and common utility rope.

This high strength heavy synthetic fiber is resistant to ultraviolet deterioration giving it greater weather resistance than either nylon or manila. Due to polyester?s low water absorbency; only slight strength loss is experienced when wet. Polyester does not have the stretch and elasticity of nylon. Polyester is superior to nylon with respect to cycle loading and abrasion. Good for high friction uses like marine running, rigging and stringing line. Also great for tree rope, truck rope, antenna guy lines and common utility rope.

Diamond braid is constructed with strands of fiber braided over and under each other in a circular direction. The middle of the rope has a center core of parallel fibers. This braid is generally stronger than solid braid, but not as strong as twisted or double braid.

Double braid nylon, also known as braid on braid nylon, is actually two braided ropes combined into one rope. A braided core is covered with a braided jacket to produce a strong, easy to handle rope. This rope is spliceable and very strong. Nylon double braid is the preferred choice for applications requiring high strength with excellent shock absorbing properties. Nylon double braid has good resistance to abrasion, sunlight and chemicals.

Diamond braid is constructed with strands of fiber braided over and under each other in a circular direction. The middle of the rope has a center core of parallel fibers. This braid is generally stronger than solid braid, but not as strong as twisted or double braid.

The first synthetic fiber rope manufactured. Three strand twisted nylon rope lasts as much as 10 times longer than manila rope and 5 times longer than polypropylene rope. Long working life makes nylon rope very economical. This high strength resilient nylon rope has the ability to absorb sudden shock; as well as excellent flex and superb resistance to abrasion, chemicals and marine organisms. It is unaffected by mildew and rot and can be stored when wet. Some of the many uses include marine dock and anchor lines, shipping and industrial work, vehicle tow rope, tie-downs, farm and livestock usage. This rope is easy to splice and is very common for general purpose use.