3 Strand Rope – It’s the most economical rope available on the market. It consists of many tiny fibres spun into yarns, and then formed into strands. 3 Strand ropes are flexible, easily spliced and knotted. Fibres can include Manila, Sisal, Polypropylene, Nylon and come in a Hard, Medium (standard) and Soft Lay.

8 Strand Rope – It’s commonly used on or in conjunction with commercial vessels in marine applications. Plaited 8 strand ropes have four right hand laid strands and four left hand laid strands which produces a torque balanced rope. 8 Strand Ropes are easily spliced and has good abrasion resistance. Fibres can include Polypropylene, Nylon, Dual Fibre Blend and Polyester.

12 Strand Rope – It’s produced to provide significant improvement in performance, life expectancy and strength. Plaited 12 strand ropes have six right hand laid strands and six left hand laid strands which produces a torque balanced rope. 12 Strand Ropes are easily spliced and offer greater abrasion resistance combined with higher strengths. Fibres can include Spectra, Polyester, Nylon and Dual Fibre Blend.

Other Constructions – With constant demand for higher strength and longer life, rope constructions are continually being upgraded. For mooring applications 4 strand, 6 strand, 7 strand and 24 strand ropes are being manufactured to produce high strength and easily spliced rope. Diamond Braid, Single Braid and Sash Cord are used to produce smaller cords. Sash cords are very economical in price. Diamond and Single Braid are produced for durability and strength at an economical price.