Manila Marine Rope different sizes and lengths Hellog 

GZ Industrial Supplies is a distributor and supplier of Hellog tools in Nigeria. This Manila Marine Rope  can be cut to Different Sizes and lengths.

Hellog is your best bet when buying a strong, long lasting rope that won’t break. It’s derived from the fibers within the stalk of the Philippines’ most common plant, the abaca or banana plant, and has been used for decades as an alternative to hemp due to its resilience. Manila ropes are great for holding knots in place and also have natural resistance against things like weathering or mildew. It’s important to note though that Manila ropes are not chemically resistant at all so they should be kept away from products with hazardous chemicals like bleach etc. 

Manila Rope is an inexpensive, natural fiber rope that is treated with a preservative before leaving the Philippines. Stronger & more economical than true hemp, manila is made with abacá leaves, a close variant to today’s modern banana plant. 

This flexible & decorative rope has that perfect nautical look when new or rustic charming when weathered. Holds knots well with a great hand grip texture makes manila a popular choice for handrail or landscape projects. 

Although this rope has UV resistant fibers, it may shrink when used outdoors by 15%. Also, during the manufacturing process there is a mineral oil applied for added durability. When new, you may smell a slight oil odor that will fade over time. 

Our Manila Marine Rope Hellog remains a popular choice for nautical use due to its strength, UV resistance and lack of stretch. While its absorbent properties cause it to rot faster around water than synthetic fibers, this same quality makes it a desired rope for applications where a good grip is important. As a natural fibre rope, Manila will shrink when wet and lengthen once dry. It is highly resistant to damage from salt water, making it an ideal choice for boating and marine use. Hardy and long-lasting, it can be depended on for any boating or sailing task. 

Features of Manila Marine Rope Hellog

• Low stretch
• Abrasion resistant
• Weather and microbe resistant
• Biodegradable
• Naturally fire-retardant
• Stronger and more supple than sisal

Applications of Manila Marine Rope Hellog

• Rigging
• Slings
• Rope ladders
• Cargo nets
• Safety nets
• Lifting
• Block fall ropes
• Capstan ropes
• Driving ropes
• Agriculture
• Decorative knots and detailing

Technical Specifications of Manila Marine Rope Hellog

Material: Manila

Diameters: 5 – 38 mm

Reel Length: 100 m

Construction: Twisted 3-strand, natural fibre rope made from the leaves of the Abacá, relative of the banana plant, native to the Philippines

Performance in water: Sinks, will shrink in length and expand in girth when wet. Good natural resistance to salt water damage

Treatment: Has been treated with mineral oil

Appearance: Rich golden dark brown. Textured with course, stiff hairs

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I care for and maintain marine ropes?

To prolong the life of marine ropes, rinse them with fresh water after use to remove salt and debris. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and inspect them regularly for signs of wear or damage.

2. What is the difference between three-strand and braided marine ropes?

Three-strand ropes consist of three twisted strands, while braided ropes are composed of interwoven strands. Braided ropes are generally more flexible and easier to handle, while three-strand ropes are often more robust.

3. How often should I replace marine ropes?

The replacement frequency depends on factors like usage, exposure to harsh conditions, and visible wear. Ropes should be replaced when they show signs of significant damage, fraying, or reduced strength.

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