Core product line
PE 3 Strand Twisted Rope
A flexible three-strand polyethylene rope for fishing, agriculture and general utility programs. Buyers typically specify diameter, coil length, yarn form, color, outdoor exposure and packaging.
Buying specification
What matters for this line.
These fields describe the product well enough to begin a quotation. Share a current item, photo or specification when matching an existing range.
| Material | Polyethylene (PE) |
|---|---|
| Construction | 3 Strand Twisted Rope |
| Typical size range | 4 – 40 mm |
| Supply format | Coils of 100 m / 200 m / 220 m; cut lengths on request |
| Color | Green, orange, blue, natural; custom on request |
| Packaging formats | Coil (shrink-wrapped) · Reel · Cut length bundles |
Quote checklist
Send these details first.
- Diameter and rope construction
- Coil length and total quantity
- Yarn form, color and outdoor exposure
- Bulk or retail packaging
Options to discuss
- Diameter
- UV stabilization
- Color
- Coil length and packaging
Options are configured against your target specification and quantity — include them in the RFQ so the quotation reflects the build you need.
Quote PE 3 Strand Twisted Rope
Send the target specification, quantity, packaging and destination. A reference photo is useful when matching an existing line.
Related lines
Compare practical alternatives.
PP 3 Strand Twisted Rope
An economical three-strand polypropylene rope used for packing, transport, farm and general utility programs.
PE Monofilament Twisted Twine
Round polyethylene monofilaments twisted into a firm twine used for net making, repair, aquaculture and lacing.
PE / PP Multifilament Braided Twine
A soft, flexible twine braided from many fine PE or PP filaments.
Technical context
Useful before you quote.
PP Rope vs PE Rope: What Is the Actual Difference?
Both float, both are cheap, both are everywhere — but polypropylene and polyethylene rope behave differently in hand, in cold and over time. A buyer's comparison.
Which Ropes Float? Buoyancy by Material — and When It Matters
Polypropylene and polyethylene float; nylon, polyester and cotton sink. Why buoyancy decides marine, aquaculture and water-sport rope choices — with product links.
Rope Color and Tracer Strands: What to Specify, What to Ignore
Color is the first thing a buyer sees and one of the least understood specification fields. What color does and does not change in PE and PP rope, what tracer strands are for, why color drifts between batches, and how to write color into an RFQ so quotations stay comparable.