An extremely strong and durable rope noted for its elasticity. Nylon rope offers good resistance to abrasion, and is also resistant to most acids and alkalis. This rope is available to U.S. Federal standard Mil-R-17343D. Most common put-ups are 600' and 1200' spools. Cut lengths and assemblies are also available, along with splicing and dyeing. Some of the more popular uses for nylon rope include mooring lines, anchor lines, sling rope, net rope, tie down rope, towropes, and safety line rope.

Polypropylene rope is an extremely economical rope that is strong and lightweight. Polypropylene can be stored wet, and is resistant to mildew, most chemicals, and marine organisms. Polypropylene will float and can be manufactured in a variety of colors, or color combinations with yellow as the standard. This rope is available to U.S. Federal Standard Mil-R-24049B. Most common put-ups are 600' and 1200' spools. Cut lengths and assemblies are also available. Popular uses include water and snow ski ropes, pool rope, pole rope, guy rope, hotline rope, construction barrier rope, nuclear barrier rope, electric utility rope, California truck rope, and safety barrier rope. Variegated polypropylene rope is commonly used as barge rope, trash rope, or leaving line rope.

Polyester rope is similar in appearance to nylon rope, but is not quite as strong. This rope has less stretch than nylon, has excellent UV resistance, and will not turn yellow when exposed to the elements. This rope is available to U.S. Federal standard Mil-R-30500B. Most common put-ups are 600' and 1200' spools. Cut lengths, assemblies, splicing, and dyeing are also available. Common uses include, antenna guy-line rope, tug rope, barge towrope, rigging rope, tree rope, and safety rope.

Combination rope is manufactured to offer the advantages of both polyester and polypropylene rope. It is made using a polyester jacket over polypropylene core yarns. This rope offers good abrasion resistance, good dielectric properties, and low elongation. The standard put-up is 600' spools, with 1200' spools, cut-lengths, and assemblies available. Popular uses include OSHA compliant safety rope, dock line rope, lock line rope, guy rope, and electric utility rope.

*SAFE WORK LOAD - Safe working load is 5-20% of the listed tensile strength depending on the age and condition of the rope. Refer to Cordage Usage for details.