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Polyester Rope Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory provides a detailed list of polyester rope manufacturers and suppliers. Find polyester rope companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture polyester ropes to your specifications. Peruse our website to review and discover top polyester rope manufacturers with roll over ads and complete product descriptions. Connect with the polyester rope companies through our hassle-free and efficient request for quote form. You are provided company profiles, website links, locations, phone numbers, product videos, and product information. Read reviews and stay informed with product news articles. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of towing rope, static rope, or heavy duty rope of every type, IQS is the premier source for you. Read Industry Info...

  • Sellersville, PA

    Beginning in 1967, CSR has pioneered the highest quality braided cords and ropes. Our polyester cord and rope fiber are extremely durable. It possesses high strength, excellent UV and abrasion resistance, a low amount of stretch, and is chemical resistant. CSR’s polyester cord and rope applications include: tie downs, starter cord, lanyards, mooring lines, guy line rope, tow rope, rigging rope, and safety rope. Call CSR today for more application details.

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  • Northvale, NJ

    At Seaco Industries LLC, we specialize in manufacturing and distributing high-quality ropes designed to meet the diverse needs of industries ranging from marine and fishing to construction and industrial applications. Our commitment to excellence drives us to produce durable, reliable, and high-performance ropes that stand up to the most demanding conditions.

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  • Cambridge, PA

    We at USA Rope & Recovery take pride in manufacturing and supplying high-performance ropes designed for durability, strength, and reliability across a wide range of industries. With a commitment to quality craftsmanship, we provide expertly engineered rope solutions tailored to meet the demands of marine, industrial, arborist, and recreational applications.

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  • Fairfield, NJ

    At Robinson Tech International Corp., we specialize in manufacturing high-quality ropes designed to meet the diverse needs of industries worldwide. Our commitment to innovation and precision allows us to produce ropes that offer exceptional strength, durability, and reliability in even the most demanding applications. Whether serving the marine, industrial, construction, or recreational sectors, we engineer solutions that prioritize safety and performance.

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  • Mollersport, OH

    At Atwood Rope MFG, we are dedicated to crafting high-quality rope solutions designed to meet the demands of various industries and applications. With a commitment to precision manufacturing and innovative materials, we produce a wide range of ropes that excel in durability, strength, and performance. Our expertise extends to crafting paracord, utility rope, battle cord, and specialty cordage, ensuring that our products meet the highest standards for tactical, industrial, and recreational use.

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  • Anacortes, WA

    At Cortland, we specialize in designing and manufacturing high-performance synthetic ropes engineered to meet the rigorous demands of various industries. With decades of experience and innovation, we have established ourselves as leaders in advanced fiber rope technology, delivering solutions that offer superior strength, flexibility, and durability.

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Polyester Rope Industry Information

Polyester Rope

Its first recorded use occurred in Egypt around 4000 BC and thought to have been in use long before that as well; rope is one of mankind’s earliest innovations. Rope is made by twisting or braiding some fibrous material together. The materials employed to make it are as varied as the hands that have touched it over its millennia of usage. Early rope materials included grass, leather, hair and reeds. The Chinese began using hemp rope sometime around 3000 BC. Natural materials, like hemp and silk, are still used, but many modern ropes are made out of synthetic materials. One such material is polyester, sometimes called Terylene, Dacron or Trevira.

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Design of Polyester Rope

Polyester rope is a continuous multifilament low-stretch yarn, with very fine and hair-like fibers, which are almost always white. About 0.023 mm in diameter, polyester fibers are virtually indistinguishable from nylon by appearance, though polyester is much stiffer and slightly stronger than nylon. A polyester rope typically loses only 10% of its breaking strength after two years of outdoor use, excluding extenuating circumstances like cuts or severe abrasion. In addition to low stretch, polyester rope’s other attributes include superior strength, UV and chemical resistance, good grip, low stretch, abrasion resistance, flexibility and splice-ability. It also retains its strength when wet, as it does not absorb water, and it does not float.

Polyester Rope Marine Applications

Because of its attributes, polyester rope is especially popular in boating. It is good for boat lines, anchor rodes, halyards, sheets, sail material, cargo lifting straps, tow straps, winches, capstans and block and tackles. All around, polyester is the best rope material for outdoor use, aside from activities that require dynamic rope. It often serves as the sheath of a rope with a core made of a strong but UV sensitive material like kevlar. Polyester rope is generally well-suited to static loads and ill-suited to dynamic loads. Since it does not become waterlogged and resists mold and mildew, polyester rope can be stored in a dry or wet environment. However, to contribute to the longevity of the rope, it may be best to store it in a dry area.



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