Polypropylene (PP) · 8 Strand Plaited Rope
PP Multifilament 8 Strand Mooring Rope
An eight-strand polypropylene rope for mooring inquiries where large diameter, handling and flotation are part of the technical requirement. This specialty line is reviewed against the stated breaking-load, finished-length and termination requirements.
Buying specification
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| Material | Polypropylene (PP) |
|---|---|
| Construction | 8 Strand Plaited Rope |
| Typical size range | 24 – 80 mm (larger on request) |
| Supply format | Standard 200 m / 220 m coils; cut and spliced to order |
| Color | Natural white; tracer colors on request |
| Packaging formats | Coil (wrapped) · Reel for large diameters |
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- Intended use and load requirement
- Diameter and finished length
- Termination or splice details
- Quantity and destination
Options to discuss
- Diameter
- Finished length with eye splices
- Tracer color / identification yarns
- Coil or reel
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Technical context
Useful before you quote.
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Breaking Load, Safety Factor and Working Load — What the Numbers Mean
The difference between breaking load, working load and safe working load, why every cordage supplier is reluctant to publish a 'safe' number, and what the right question is to ask.