Product Specification

8 Strand Polypropylene Multifilament Vessel Anchor Mooring Towing Lifting Sling Rope Line Multifunctional Packaging Rope

1.PHOTOS

2. Main performance

3.Technology Comparison

Coil length: 220m

Spliced strength:± 10% lower

Weight and length tolerance:± 5%

MBL=Minimum Breaking Load conform ISO 2307

Other sizes available upon request

4.Parameter Table

Production Process

Step 1: Raw Material Preparation & Melting

Step 2: Filament Cooling, Stretching & Texturing

Step 3: Yarn Plying (Strand Formation)

Step 4: 8-Strand Braiding/Assembly

Step 5: Post-Treatment & Quality Inspection

• Heat Setting: The rope is heated briefly and then cooled to stabilize its structure, reducing shrinkage during future use (especially important for marine and lifting applications).
• Surface Smoothing: A light calendaring or coating process may be applied to minimize friction and improve abrasion resistance (optional, based on end-use needs).

2. Application Scope

Marine & Vessel Operations

• Vessel Anchoring: Suitable for anchor lines of small to medium-sized vessels (e.g., fishing boats, recreational yachts, workboats). Its polypropylene material is lightweight (floats in water, easy to retrieve) and resistant to saltwater corrosion, while the 8-strand structure provides sufficient strength to hold vessels against tides and winds.
• Mooring Lines: Used to secure vessels to docks, piers, or buoys. The rope’s flexibility allows easy tying of secure knots (e.g., cleat hitch), and its abrasion resistance withstands friction from dock edges or boat hulls—ensuring long-term reliability in coastal or harbor environments.
• Vessel Towing: Ideal for light to medium-duty towing of small watercraft (e.g., dinghies, jet skis) behind larger vessels. Its tensile strength handles towing loads, and polypropylene’s low water absorption prevents weight gain that could hinder towing efficiency.

Industrial Lifting & Rigging

• Light-Duty Lifting Slings: Used as lifting slings for lightweight loads (e.g., small machinery parts, packaging materials, construction tools) in factories, warehouses, or construction sites. The 8-strand braided structure distributes load evenly, and polypropylene’s non-conductive property adds safety when working near low-voltage equipment. It is a cost-effective alternative to heavy metal slings for non-abrasive, low-load tasks.

Logistics & Packaging

• Heavy-Duty Packaging Rope: Widely used in logistics for securing palletized goods, bundling large packages (e.g., furniture, industrial components), or reinforcing cardboard boxes during shipping. Its high tensile strength prevents load shifting, and polypropylene’s resistance to moisture and mildew protects goods from damage in humid storage or transit conditions. It is also easy to cut and tie, improving packaging efficiency.

Recreational & Outdoor Uses

• Water Sports & Camping: Used in water sports (e.g., marking swimming areas, securing inflatable rafts) due to its buoyancy and water resistance. In camping, it serves as tent guy lines, gear-hanging ropes, or temporary clotheslines—its lightweight nature and durability making it easy to carry and reliable in outdoor weather.

Agricultural Applications

• Farm Gear Securement: Used in agriculture for tying down hay bales, securing lightweight farm equipment (e.g., irrigation hoses, small tool racks), or creating temporary fences for small livestock. Its resistance to UV radiation and outdoor elements ensures longevity in open farm environments, and its flexibility allows adjustment to different farm structures.