1/2 x 600 Manila Rope

$ 87.50

4.7 (181) In stock

1/2 inch diameter x 600 feet long. When it comes to Manila Rope the best buy is from the Philippines. Manila rope is made from Abaca fibers, a plant that is a natural resource in the Philippines. Manila rope has some special characteristics that synthetic rope cannot carry out: the texture that gives a firm grip with very little stretch; your knot holds up well and doesn't slip; It has a mix of tans, browns and blacks for color and is lightly treated to prevent rot. The tensile strength of Manila rope is stronger than sisal rope. The elongation of Manila rope is very minimal compared to synthetic ropes, which were prone to stretching and breaking. Some things to consider before buying this manila rope: 1. Your color may vary from the listing photo. Manila is made from a natural
1/2 inch diameter x 600 feet long. When it comes to Manila Rope the best buy is from the Philippines. Manila rope is made from Abaca fibers, a plant that is a natural resource in the Philippines. Manila rope has some special characteristics that synthetic rope cannot carry out: the texture that gives a firm grip with very little stretch; your knot holds up well and doesn't slip; It has a mix of tans, browns and blacks for color and is lightly treated to prevent rot. The tensile strength of Manila rope is stronger than sisal rope. The elongation of Manila rope is very minimal compared to synthetic ropes, which were prone to stretching and breaking. Some things to consider before buying this manila rope: 1. Your color may vary from the listing photo. Manila is made from a natural plant and colors will vary with the growing season and environment. 2. Manila rope will shrink once exposed to moisture, like a cotton T-shirt. Please allow this. 3. This manila rope has a turpentine odor that eventually fades, but may make it unsuitable for indoor use. This is the preservative that helps prevent rot and mold. 4. This Manila rope is not suitable for use with pets, including birds. 5. Manila rope will require a hole that is larger in diameter than the diameter of the rope, if inserted through a hole. 6. Can chip hands while driving. Twisted Manila uses: Agricultural functions Nautical applications Industrial construction and supply Mining operations Oil drilling industries Roofers Forest rangers Military people Advantages of using Manila rope Firm grip knot holds well and will not slip Stronger tensile force compared to the sisal rope. Minimal elongation that limits stretching and breakage.