Product range

Rope and twine lines for trade buyers.

PE 3-strand rope and the electric-fence conductor family lead the range. Supporting products remain available for relevant inquiries, with each quotation based on the requested specification and pack format.

Where the range starts.

Practical lines kept open for inquiry.

Orange 3-strand twisted polypropylene rope on a small plastic spool

PP 3 Strand Twisted Rope

An economical three-strand polypropylene rope used for packing, transport, farm and general utility programs.

4 – 40 mm (larger on request)Coil (shrink-wrapped)
Polypropylene split-film packing twine on small transparent spools, four colors

PP Split Film Twine (Packing Twine)

Flat polypropylene film, slit and twisted into the most economical tying product in the industry.

Runlength approx. 60 – 400 m/kg (specified by m/kg, not mm)Ball (film-wrapped)
PP Diamond Braided Rope

PP Diamond Braided Rope

A soft, flexible braided polypropylene rope with the familiar diamond surface pattern.

3 – 20 mmCoil
Green hollow-braided polypropylene rope skein, top view showing hollow core

PP Hollow Braided Rope

A core-less braided polypropylene rope used where flexible handling, easy splicing and surface flotation are relevant.

4 – 20 mmCoil
Polyethylene 3-strand twisted twine on small spools, orange / white / blue

PE Monofilament Twisted Twine

Round polyethylene monofilaments twisted into a firm twine used for net making, repair, aquaculture and lacing.

Common ply systems (e.g. 210D/6 – 210D/60) — approx. 0.5 – 3 mmSpool
Polyethylene braided twine on small plastic spools, five colors in a row

PE / PP Multifilament Braided Twine

A soft, flexible twine braided from many fine PE or PP filaments.

Approx. 0.5 – 4 mm (denier/ply systems)Spool
Nylon 3 Strand Twisted Rope

Nylon 3 Strand Twisted Rope

Three strands of high-tenacity polyamide twisted into the classic anchor and mooring rope.

6 – 40 mmCoil
Grey double-braided nylon rope, stacked skeins

Nylon Double Braided Rope (Dock Line)

A braided nylon core inside a braided nylon jacket for dock-line and mooring inquiries.

8 – 24 mm typical for dock lines; larger on requestIndividual dock-line packs (spliced)
Polyester 3 Strand Twisted Rope

Polyester 3 Strand Twisted Rope

A three-strand polyester rope considered for outdoor utility and marine applications where low stretch and weather exposure matter.

4 – 32 mmCoil
White and red tracer solid-braided polyester flagpole lanyard with metal clip hook

Polyester Solid Braided Flagpole Rope (Halyard)

A firm, round solid braid in UV-proof polyester: the correct halyard for flagpoles.

5 – 10 mm (5/16" and 1/4" equivalents common)Cut length (bagged, labeled)
Natural cotton 3-strand twisted rope balls, set of four

Cotton 3 Strand Twisted Rope

Soft, matte, natural cotton rope for decoration, crafts, pet products, gift and retail packaging — anywhere hand feel and appearance outrank strength.

4 – 20 mmCoil
Red and white polypropylene baler twine wound on a wooden drum

PP Baler Twine

Purpose-made split film twine for hay, straw and forage baling: consistent, knot-free spooling and controlled knot strength so the baler ties every time.

Common runlengths approx. 60 – 130 m/kg (heavy) and finer grades for small balesSpool/ball (film-wrapped)
Mixed-color 3-strand twisted polyethylene / polypropylene rope, orange and black coil

PE/PP Mixed Utility Rope

A blended polyethylene/polypropylene twisted rope that softens the hand feel of economy utility rope while keeping the price competitive.

4 – 20 mmCoil
Natural jute 3-strand twisted rope coils and hanks, on a white surface

Jute 3-Strand Twisted Rope

A traditional natural-fiber rope: three strands of jute twisted into a soft, biodegradable line with the warm matte look of natural cordage.

4 – 40 mm (larger on request)Hank
Sisal / hemp 3-strand twisted rope ball, natural pale gold

Sisal / Hemp 3-Strand Twisted Rope

A stiffer, harder-wearing natural-fiber rope than jute — three strands of sisal (or true hemp) twisted into a coarse, pale gold line.

4 – 32 mm (larger on request)Hank

Reviewed case by case.

Large mooring rope and finished netting are not positioned as core lines. Complete technical and documentation requirements are needed before these inquiries are assessed.