More Strength....Less Stretch

Manila rope can experience a rapid loss of strength in adverse conditions, but Polysteel® rope has very good resistance to rot, mildew, acids and alkalis. Polysteel® will not harden with age, experiences no loss of strength either from wetness or from drying, and has among the lowest percent elongation. The abrasion resistance of Polysteel® rope is superior to manila and polypropylene rope and - a particularly important consideration for rigging applications - Polysteel® withstands shock load much better than manila rope.

Polysteel® ropes are produced on a unique state-of-the-art computerized production line which monitors all aspects of the manufacturing process to extremely tight tolerances, from fiber extrusion to the finished rope. The result is a rope of unsurpassed quality and consistency.

Helpful Tips

• When Choosing a Rope, Make Sure:
  1. That the rope is adequate for the job.
  2. That it will withstand the required working load
  3. That it will withstand the elements it's exposed to
     
     
• To Remove The Rope From its Coil:
  1. Position the coil so the inside end is facing the bottom
  2. Reach inside the coil and look for a loose end
  3. Pull on the loose end in a counter clockwise direction, so the first turn comes off the bottom

Following these instructions
will prevent kinking

• Take Care of Your Rope by Avoiding:
  1. Prolonged heating
  2. Abrasive conditions
  3. Exposure to direct sunlight and chemical exposure

The Lowest Cost Per Pound of Tensile Strength of Any Synthetic Rope

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