Manila rope purchase and care

  As the name implies, the manila rope is made from manila hemp. Manila hemp is a natural plant fiber obtained from the leaves of ABACA by crushing, scraping, and washing. It is not hemp, but because hemp has long been a major source of fiber, other fibers are sometimes named as such. The name manila comes from the capital of the Philippines, which is one of the main producers of this fiber. Here's a guide to buying manila rope and how to care for it!

Here is the content list:

• Choosing manila rope

• The finishing of manila rope

• Manila rope protection

Choosing manila rope

• When choosing a manila rope compare various ropes, the thickness and length of the rope in hand should match your requirements. Manila rope is more favorable in temperate climate areas and in cases where the weight of the rope is to be considered. Ropes thicker than about 7 mm as well as ropes lower than 7 mm should not be used. Rope thick about 9-10 mm is often used as a tie-up rope for throwing and mountaineering

• Mountaineering rope should have enough elasticity so that it can dissipate some vibration, while not strongly strangling the body when inadvertently falling. About the manila rope model, you can refer to our company's detailed information.

The finishing of manila rope

• Finishing - The service life of the manila rope and its strength will be shortened and reduced by improper storage, exposure to moisture, or damage to the rope strands. The end of the manila rope must be tied to prevent loosening, or the end to tie, if you want to cut off the rope can be made in the manila rope in two knots.

• Storage - storage of this kind of fiber rope, regardless of the time is a long time, should pay attention to storage to avoid the rope becoming bad.

• Moisture - manila rope if constantly subjected to moisture will have rapidly deteriorated, the rope will shrink after wet unless do the following to deal with the state will become harmful.

• Rope damage - rope in use, if the fiber break and slips, the strength of manila rope will be greatly reduced. Although the fiber has been stranded tightly, whenever the tension will slide a little, so in the rope after using it several times, should not make a load of manila rope to reach the maximum limit, the fiber break should try to avoid.

Manila rope protection

• If not necessary, the manila rope should not be placed on wet ground or under strong sunlight (assuming the rope is made of natural fiber), to prevent rodents and insects from swallowing. If the rope is damp, don't put it on the fire to force it to dry, and don't pull it straight on the ground, so that dirt can easily penetrate and grit will wear the rope inside the manila rope. If the weather is sunny, you can wash the rope that is too dirty in the water and then dry it in the sun or air.

• To prevent fraying, the ends of the rope can be woven into a whip shape. Coil the manila rope into a circle and place it to prevent it from tangling itself. This makes it easier to use, and you can pull out the rope in time when you need it. The value of manila rope should not be underestimated, and sometimes you even have to tie your life to it, so be sure to take care of it.

According to different environments and use scenarios, Zhejiang Hailun Rope&Net Co., Ltd. can be designed for customers to meet the requirements of the rope. We are very pleased to establish a partnership with you when you have a need.