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Rope Guide

From domestic cordage such as twine, sash cord, or clothesline to more rigorous ropes such as tow lines or mooring lines, Crystal Coast Cordage uses the highest quality cordage. Whether your need is for twisted or braided rope, natural fibers such as manila, sisal or jute, synthetic products such as nylon, polyester, or polypropylene, or a combination of different fibers, we provide economical rel...

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manila

MANILA ROPE Strongest natural fiber rope made from the finest abaca fiber available. A highly abrasion resistant, low stretch rope with good knot holding characteristics. In order to maintain strenth, must be stored in a dry, cool place. ...

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combination

POLY-DAC OR COMBO ROPE Composite fiber ropes produced by combining polyester and polypropylene fibers in a given rope construction to capitalize on the excellent properties of polyester while minimizing the over-all cost of the rope through the use of polypropylene. Blended cover yarns of polyester over polypropylene around a polypropylene core provides better strength than an unblended polypropyl...

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Rope Safety

ROPE SAFETY SELECT BEST ROPE FOR THE JOB. Economy as well as service depend on the right size and quality for the work. Allow a safety factor of at least five to determine safe working load for new rope. As rope ages, the safety factor should be increased. INSPECTION. New rope should be thoroughly inspected throughout its entire length before it is placed in service to determine that no part of it...

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