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Synthetic Rope Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory is a top industrial directory listing of leading industrial synthetic rope manufacturers and suppliers. Access our comprehensive index to review and source synthetic rope manufacturers with preview ads and detailed product descriptions. These synthetic rope companies can design, engineer and manufacture synthetic ropes to your specifications and application needs. A quick and easy to use request for quote form is provided for you to contact these synthetic rope manufacturers and suppliers. Each company has detailed profile information, locations, phone number, website links, product videos and product information defined. Read customer reviews and product specific news articles. We are the right resource for your information requirement whether it’s for a manufacturer of nylon cord, polyester rope, or polypropylene rope.

  • Sellersville, PA 888-218-6366

    Across the world, CSR Incorporated is a trusted source for exceptional quality rope products. Our synthetic ropes are offered in a wide range of fiber material. Each with specific use and function, customizable rope options include: Kevlar®, Vectran®, Nomex®, Teflon®, Spectra®, Twaron®, Technora®, and Zylon®. We offer special finishes to ensure the longevity of each rope product. Please contact us today for more information or to place an order.

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  • South Otselic, NY 315-653-7211

    Founded in 1816, Gladding Braided Products is one of the largest US manufacturers of braided textile & wire products. As the largest manufacturer of #550 paracord, Gladding also manufactures braided textiles used in Marine & Military applications, fine braids & twine, Accessory cord, Duravet & wire rope replacement products. Gladding Braided Products is proud to be Made in the USA. Visit our website to see a full list of our products & pictures of over 120 colors of our popular #550 paracord.

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  • Blue Island, IL 708-377-1084

    With over 25 years in rope & cordage manufacturing, Erin Rope offers great prices & the highest level of service & expertise. Nylon & poly ropes include 3 strand rope, elastic shock cord (bungee cord), all kinds of braided rope, 12 strand rope, pulling rope, etc. Plus, custom cutting & custom length reels.

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  • Turlock, CA 209-632-9708

    Founded in 1980, RJ Rope Manufacturing offers a greater variety of rope constructions & color combinations. With state-of-the-art rope braiding systems, we remain committed to making better cordage. Always the best quality ropes for your dollar with continual innovation. Serving many industries & special applications with 4 to 48 strand braided rope & versatile fabrication of rope assemblies.

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  • Saco, ME 207-282-3396

    Applications to specific products come from this rope manufacturer. At Yale Cordage we design and make custom ropes too. Yale has met the demands of those in the arboriculture, industrial, marine, telephone, utility markets. Our ropes are some of the best in the industry. To learn more about our products visit our website or give call us today! We are ready to fit you with the right rope!

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  • Avenel, NJ 732-532-3165

    Atlantic Cordage, family owned and operated for over fifty years, offers fast, convenient service with the experience you can trust. We have an extensive inventory of high quality ropes to serve a variety of industries and applications. We are confident we can meet your requirements and exceed your expectations. Visit us online for more detailed information or to request a quote.

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Synthetic Rope Industry Information

Synthetic Rope

Synthetic rope is a durable type of rope that is made from high molecular polyethylene material. This material is coated with a urethane coating to protect the rope from chemicals and ultraviolet damage. Some synthetic ropes are fitted with sliding sleeves to prevent wear and abrasion while they are being wound up in a winch or pulley. The main advantage of synthetic rope over steel rope or cable is that it is extremely light and easy to handle. Steel rope develops sharp burs over time which can make it difficult to handle, and when it is wrapped up, it can add a lot of extra weight to a utility vehicle.

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Synthetic Rope and Winches

Synthetic rope has uses in many industries. Because it is so strong, it can be used for towing vehicles of all sizes. A heavy duty synthetic rope is capable of pulling the weight of large construction equipment. Many people who drive trucks or SUVs for work or recreational purposes have a winch on the front of their vehicle. A winch is motorized and it can be unraveled and hooked to a stationary object like a tree to pull the vehicle out of mud, or it can even be attached to another vehicle to pull it. The problem with the steel cable on the winch is that it tends to add a lot of weight, and this is especially inconvenient when the winch is mounted on the front of the vehicle. Synthetic rope is the perfect solution because it accomplishes the same task without adding unnecessary weight. Although the rope is strong, it should still be checked for signs of fraying and it may weaken after too much exposure to moisture. This all depends on the quality of the coating that was applied to the rope to protect it.

Applications of Synthetic Rope

Various commercial marine activities also use a synthetic rope for salvage, boat towing, and even docking. Synthetic rope can easily be stored away on board until it is needed. Because it is so easy to handle, fewer crew members are required and tying up a boat is much faster. Large winches similar to vehicle winches are often used to move cargo or boats in commercial marine settings, and synthetic rope can easily be used with these mechanisms.



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