Anchor line nylon twisted

Twisted Nylon Anchor Line - A heavy-duty, twisted nylon anchor line designed for any sized boat.Equipped with a firmly spliced steel thimble for convenient looping and tying off to anchor.Nylon, also known as Polyamide, is the first synthetic fiber. This material is slightly stronger than Polyester but will be weakened by up to 10% when it gets wet. Nylon has good UV and abrasion resistance.  

Mooring line dock line nylon twisted

Because it is one of the strongest rope, it has a very wide range of uses, such as working at height, crane, defence, mining, recreational marine, tug, fishing, entertainment, mooring, safety & rescue, utility etc.

Polypropylene splitfilm Rope

This kind of ropes successfully found their application in the marine transportation, cargo handling, fishery and agriculture. Polypropylene is a very light material with a density of 0.91, this means a rope in this material will float.  Polypropylene has a moderate resistance to UV and abrasion.  The extension to break is similar to polyester but the strength is not as high.

Polypropylene danline twisted rope

Polypropylene is a very light material with a density of 0.91, this means a rope in this material will float.  Polypropylene has a moderate resistance to UV and abrasion.  The extension to break is similar to polyester but the strength is not as high.

Polypropylene monofilament twisted rope

Polypropylene is a very light material with a density of 0.91, this means a rope in this material will float.  Polypropylene has a moderate resistance to UV and abrasion.

Polyethylene twisted rope

Polyethylene has similar properties to Polypropylene but with a slightly better UV resistance.  The relative density is 0.97 and the melting point is about 165 deg C.

Polyester twisted rope

In comparison with polyamide cords, polyester cords are softer and more flexible in wet condition. It is therefore a popular general -purpose rope in the boating industry, such as mooring lines, anchor lines etc. Polyester is one kind of synthetic material and has an excellent resistance to UV and abrasion, polyester is unaffected by water.  

Polypropylene mutifilament twisted rope

It is a very popular multi-use rope, usually used as clotheslines, tie-downs, tying rope etc. Polypropylene is a very light material with a density of 0.91, this means a rope in this material will float.  Polypropylene has a moderate resistance to UV and abrasion.  The extension to break is similar to polyester but the strength is not as high.