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Black Polypropylene (Add a Splice)
Follow the steps below to add a splice or knot to Polypropylene rope. Polypropylene is a versatile rope that is used for a range of everyday and commercial applications.
Please allow 5 working days for delivery
- Made in Europe (EN ISO 1346 – 2004)
- Break load certified
- From 39p per meter
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Polypropylene Rope Technical Details
Diameter / Weight / Break load
Diameter | Weight per 220m (kg) |
Break load (kg)* |
4mm | 1.5 | 284 |
6mm | 3.7 | 600 |
8mm | 6.6 | 1,060 |
10mm | 10 | 1,560 |
12mm | 14.5 | 2,210 |
14mm | 20 | 3,050 |
16mm | 25.5 | 3,770 |
18mm | 32.5 | 4,810 |
20mm | 40 | 5,800 |
22mm | 48.5 | 6,950 |
24mm | 57 | 8,120 |
28mm | 78 | 10,700 |
32mm | 101 | 13,460 |
36mm | 129 | 16,920 |
40mm | 158 | 20,490 |
*Break load for indication purposes only. Break loads will lower as a result of splicing and knotting.
Resistance
Resistance | Description |
UV resistance | Moderate |
Abrasion resistance | Good |
Rot and mould | Yes |
Chemical | Good resistance to most acids, alkalis. |
Properties
Properties | Description |
Construction | Twisted 3-strand yarn construction |
Material | Synthetic |
Quality certified | ISO 9002 |
Appearance | Black. Smooth, shiny, synthetic appearance |
Feel | Hard, smooth, slippy surface |
Handling | Very lightweight. Flexible. Can also be softened |
Density | 0.91 |
Strength (dry) | Strong, tough, durable all-round rope. Not as strong as Nylon or Polysteel |
Strength (wet) | Same as when dry. No loss of strength |
Shock absorbency | Good |
Elongation at break load | Moderate |
Stretch (elasticity) | Low |
Performance in water | Floats. Does not absorb water. Does not weaken or shrink when wet |
Melting point | 170°C |
Electrical conductivity | Poor |
Biodegradable | No |
Storage | Wet or dry environments |
Knot retention | Low |
Can be spliced? | Yes – easily |
Can be cut? | Yes but ends will unravel. Recommend melting ends with flame to seal them |
Can be dyed? | No |
Can be softened? | Yes – a popular method uses water and fabric softener |