Natural Hemp Rope
Natural Hemp rope is one of the oldest natural fibre ropes in use today. Often used for decorative projects. For a synthetic alternative to Natural Hemp rope that is more suited to outdoor use, check out our Synthetic Hemp rope.
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Natural Hemp Technical Details
Diameter / Weight / Break load
Diameter | Weight per 220m (kg) | Break load (kg)* |
6mm | 6 | 250 |
8mm | 10 | 450 |
10mm | 16 | 690 |
12mm | 24 | 980 |
14mm | 33 | 1,320 |
16mm | 42 | 1,700 |
18mm | 53 | 2,250 |
20mm | 67 | 2,650 |
22mm | 81 | 3,150 |
24mm | 96 | 3,750 |
28mm | 132 | 5,050 |
32mm | 171 | 6,500 |
36mm | 217 | 8,150 |
40mm | 268 | 10,000 |
48mm | 385 | 14,200 |
*Break load for indication purposes only. Not test certified. Break loads will also lower as a result of splicing and knotting.
Resistance
Resistance | Description |
UV resistance | Good |
Abrasion resistance | Poor |
Rot and mould | No |
Properties
Properties | Description |
Construction | Twisted 3 & 4-strand. Made from fibres from the non-drug strain of the Canabis plant |
Material | Natural |
Appearance | Light golden brown colour, slightly fuzzy and hairy appearance. Natural, organic, classic look |
Feel | Soft and hairy to touch |
Handling | Supple and easier on the hands than Sisal & Manila. Harder than Jute to touch |
Strength (dry) | Good, but not suitable for uses where strength is the main requirement e.g.: lifting |
Stretch (elasticity) | Low |
Biodegradable | Yes |
Storage | Dry environment only |
Knot retention | Good |
Can be dyed? | Yes |
Odour | Known to have a strong odour which can be treated with fabric softener to reduce |