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We offer Cotton Rope to our valuable customer and our product is made of good quality.
Best uses for twisted cotton ropeDue to its softness, pliability, and decorative appeal, twisted cotton rope is suitable for a wide range of indoor and outdoor applications. Crafts and DIY projects

• Macrame: The soft, natural cotton is ideal for knotting to create wall hangings, plant hangers, and other woven decor.
• Home decor accents: Use the rope to create decorative rugs, baskets, or to wrap around objects like lampshades or vases.
• Handmade apparel: Craft chunky necklaces, bracelets, bag handles, or drawstrings for clothing.
• Holiday decorations: Braid it into garlands or use it to hang ornaments. 

Household and utility tasks

• Pet toys: The natural, non-toxic cotton is safe for making sturdy, long-lasting tug toys for dogs.
• Outdoor lines: Use it for tent lines when camping or as a clothesline, as it is resistant to UV damage.
• Nautical applications: Great for handrails on boats, as it is comfortable to grip and won't cause rope burn. 

Polypropylene (PP) rope with a 10 mm diameter is a versatile, lightweight, and economical choice for marine, industrial, and DIY use. Its primary advantages include its ability to float on water and its high resistance to rot, mildew, and most chemicals.

A 10 mm diameter Polypropylene (PP) rope is defined by its specific chemical and physical properties, making it a standard choice for maritime and industrial use.The technical performance of a 10 mm PP rope varies slightly based on whether it is a standard 3-strand twisted construction or a braided multifilament.

16 mm Polypropylene (PP) rope is a heavy-duty, general-purpose utility cord known for being lightweight, buoyant (it floats), and highly resistant to rot, mildew, and most chemicals. It is commonly used for marine applications (mooring/towing), agriculture, construction, and commercial fishing. Technical SpecificationsAccording to various industrial suppliers, the standard properties for a 16 mm 3-strand PP rope are:

• Breaking Strength (MBL): Typically ranges from 1,800 kg to 3,700 daN (approx. 3,770 kg), depending on the specific construction (e.g., standard vs. high-tenacity polysteel).
• Safe Working Load: Experts recommend a safety factor where the working load does not exceed 20% of the breaking strength.
• Key Features: UV-protected, easy to splice, and low stretch.

20 mm Polypropylene (PP) ropes are high-strength, synthetic cords valued for being lightweight, floatable, and resistant to moisture, rot, and chemicals. They are primarily used in marine, agricultural, and industrial sectors for securing loads and rigging. 

• Material: Made from high-quality PP fibers, often UV-stabilized to prevent degradation from sun exposure.
• Construction: Most common is a 3-strand twisted design, which provides high tensile strength and a better grip during handling.
• Performance: Features high tensile strength with an average breaking strength for 20 mm ropes typically ranging from 1,400 to 2,000 kg (approx. 3,000–4,500 lbs).
• Specialty Variants: Some industrial options include a steel core (galvanized or stainless) for extreme load-bearing requirements and maximum durability. 

24 mm Polypropylene (PP) rope is a heavy-duty synthetic cordage primarily defined by its high tensile strength and buoyancy.

• Material: 100% Polypropylene thermoplastic polymer.
• Density: 0.91 g/cm³. Its low density allows the rope to float on water.
• Melting Point: 165°C to 170°C.
• Elongation: Medium to low elasticity (~3.8% to 5% at break).
• Water Absorption: Virtually 0% (does not swell or lose strength when wet). 

White Polypropylene (PP) ropes in the 12 mm to 24 mm range are technical products often manufactured to international standards like ISO 2307 or national standards such as IS: 5175 in India. 

• Density: ~0.91 g/cm³ (amorphous) to 0.946 g/cm³ (crystalline). Because its density is less than 1.0, it floats on water and does not absorb moisture.
• Melting Point: Typically 160°C to 170°C. It begins to soften at lower temperatures and is sensitive to extreme heat; it should generally not be used in environments exceeding 100°C for long periods.
• Chemical Resistance: Excellent against most acids and alkalis. It is largely chemically inert, making it ideal for chemical plants or handling corrosive materials.
• UV Resistance: Naturally moderate, but commercial ropes are typically UV-stabilized with additives to prevent brittleness and degradation from prolonged sun exposure.

Nylon Rope offeredcome in high finish strength and also provides for superior impact resistance and wear resistance. We can offer these ropes in different diameter options of 4 to 94 mm or as specified by the customers. Some of its features include 3 strand construction finish; available in white, yellow and other color options; suitable for industrial and civil works; choice of development as per OEM specifications as demanded by the customers.
Characteristics of yellow nylon rope
Yellow nylon rope is a strong, versatile, and durable rope known for its high strength and good elasticity. The yellow color enhances visibility, making it suitable for safety applications in marine and outdoor environments. Many products are actually a blend of nylon and polypropylene (PP) fibers, which combines the strength of nylon with the water-resistant and lightweight properties of polypropylene. Key features include: 

• High tensile strength: Can withstand heavy loads and absorb shocks effectively.
• Abrasion resistance: It is resistant to wear and tear, extending its lifespan.
• Weather and chemical resistance: The material holds up against moisture, chemicals, oil, and UV exposure.
• Low stretch: Some braided variations offer low stretch, while twisted versions are shock-absorbent.
• Ease of use: Lightweight, easy to handle, and holds knots securely. 

4 mm diameter Polypropylene (PP) rope is a versatile, lightweight cordage used extensively for household tasks like clothes drying and gardening, as well as industrial and marine applications such as fishing and bundling. It is favored for its buoyancy, moisture resistance, and UV protection. Specifications & PerformanceAccording to manufacturers like Garware Technical Fibres Ltd., standard 4 mm PP rope typically adheres to the following technical benchmarks: 

• Weight: Approximately 1.6 kg per 220-meter coil.
• Breaking Strength: Approximately 286 kgf (kilogram-force).
• Structure: Most commonly found in 3-strand twisted (3-ply) construction, though braided options are also available.
• Runnage: Offers about 138.3 meters per kilogram. 

Hi Tech PP Rope with a 6 mm diameter is a high-tensile, medium-duty polypropylene (PP) rope widely used in industrial, agricultural, and marine sectors. Manufactured by companies like Hi Tech Ropes (Hakimi Rope Industries LLP), these ropes are favored for their buoyancy, chemical resistance, and excellent strength-to-weight ratio. Specifications and Characteristics: 

• Breaking Strength: For a 6 mm diameter, the minimum breaking load is approximately 750 Kgf (kilogram-force) for polyamide variants, while general PP twisted ropes of this size typically range between 540 kg and 815 kg.
• Weight: A standard 220-meter coil of 6 mm Hi-Tech PP rope weighs approximately 3.67 kg to 4.95 kg.
• Construction: Typically available in 3-strand twisted or braided designs.

The HI-TECH Polypropylene (PP) Rope with an 8 mm diameter is a high-tensile, industrial-grade twisted rope commonly used in agriculture, fishing, and construction. It is known for being lightweight, waterproof, and UV-stabilized to prevent degradation from sunlight.Key Specifications:

• Diameter: 8 mm (approximately 5/16 inch).
• Material: 100% Virgin Polypropylene (PP).
• Construction: 3-strand twisted "Danline" or "Mono" type.
• Weight: A standard 220-meter coil typically weighs approximately 6.6 kg.
• Breaking Strength: For similar PP ropes, the breaking strength is approximately 900 kgf to 1000 kgf, though specific HI-TECH 12 mm models are rated much higher at 2210 KGF.
• Standard Length: Often sold in coils of 110 meters or 220 meters.

HI-TECH 12 mm polypropylene (PP) rope is a high-tenacity, industrial-grade cordage designed for heavy-duty applications such as material handling, marine use, and construction. It is commonly available in high-visibility yellow and features a 3-strand twisted construction. Technical Specifications:
Breaking Strength: Approximately 2210 KGF.

• Standard Length: Often sold in 220-meter coils.
• Weight: A full 220 m coil weighs approximately 14.5 Kg.
• Material: Made from virgin polypropylene, which provides natural buoyancy (floats on water).

18mm polypropylene (PP) rope is a robust synthetic cordage governed by international standards such as ISO 1346 (specifying requirements for PP ropes) and ISO 2307 (methods for determining physical and mechanical properties)

• Density: Approximately 0.91 g/cm³, making it buoyant (it floats on water).
• Breaking Strength: Generally ranges between 2,900 kg and 6,200 kg (approx. 6,400–13,670 lbs), depending on whether it is a standard or high-tenacity "Danline" variant.
• Elongation at Break: Typically around 12% to 18%. It has low stretch properties compared to nylon.
• Weight per Coil: A standard 220-meter coil of 18mm PP rope weighs approximately 32.5 kg.
• Runnage: Approximately 6.8 meters per kilogram.

Polyamide (nylon) ropes in 80-meter lengths are widely available in various diameters, ranging from thin 4 mm household cords to thick 14 mm safety anchorage lines for industrial use. 1. Mechanical Properties of 14mm Polyamide Rope:

• Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS): Typically rated at 30 kN (~3,059 kgf). Higher-grade variants can reach 38 kN (~3,874 kgf).
• Weight (Approximate):
  • 50m coil: ~6.3 kg.
  • 80m length (estimated): ~10.1 kg.
• Elongation (Stretch): 10%–35% depending on the load. This elasticity makes it ideal for fall protection, as it acts as a shock absorber.
• Density: 1.14 g/cm³ (Sinks in water).