Manila Rope

Manila rope is a natural fiber rope made from the fibers of the abaca plant, a banana plant native to the Philippines. It is known for its strength, durability, resistance to sunlight and abrasion. But manila rope absorbs water, which affects its strength and performance in wet conditions. Therefore, correct use and maintenance are very necessary. Because the rope is made of natural manila fiber braiding, it is wear-resistant, tensile-resistant, heat-resistant and flame-retardant, has a strong tail buckle, extremely low elongation, and does not generate static electricity. Therefore, it is often used on chemical and oil and gas carriers.

Overview

Because the rope is made of natural manila fiber braiding, it is wear-resistant, tensile-resistant, heat-resistant and flame-retardant, has a strong tail buckle, extremely low elongation, and does not generate static electricity. Therefore, it is often used on chemical and oil and gas carriers.

Certifications: ABS, CCS, ISO, NK, BV, LR, RS, etc.

Applications: Hazardous goods, chemicals, oil and gas carriers and other scenes with high environmental requirements.

Size		Weight	Breaking Strength
Dia(mm)	Cir(inch)	Ktex	KN	Ton
6	3/4	29	2.30	0.23
8	1	54	4.25	0.43
10	1-1/4	68	5.60	0.57
12	1-1/2	105	8.40	0.86
14	1-3/4	140	11.30	1.15
16	2	190	15.90	1.62
18	2-1/4	220	18.90	1.93
20	2-1/2	275	25.10	2.56
22	2-3/4	330	30.10	3.07
24	3	400	35.90	3.66
26	3-1/4	470	41.80	4.27
28	3-1/2	530	47.00	4.80
30	3-3/4	625	53.80	5.49
32	4	700	60.60	6.18
36	4-1/2	890	76.80	7.84
40	5	1100	95.90	9.79
44	5-1/2	1340	112.50	11.48
48	6	1580	130.50	13.32
52	6-1/2	1870	153.00	15.61
56	7	2150	175.50	17.91
60	7-1/2	2480	199.80	20.39