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| Usage: | Packaging, Agriculture, Decoration |
| Certification: | ISO9001: 2000, CE, CCS |
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Manila rope, often referred to as hemp rope, is a natural fiber rope that has been used for thousands of years. Contractors spec manila rope lanyards since, unlike synthetics, it doesn't melt when it comes in contact with hot wires. With a long history of use on naval vessels for its' good "hand" and ability to absorb perspiration this makes it perfect for gymnasium and climbing systems as well as exercise applications like battle ropes. Manila rope is a popular choice for tug of war as it won't snap back like nylon rope which can potentially cause injury.
A common place you'll see manila rope is in landscaping. Contractors, designers and landscapers use manila rope for fence rails, garden frames and decor, decks, piers and along pathways. Manila rope is great for interior decorating as well often used in lighting, artwork or displays.
| Name | Natural manila rope |
| Packing | Coil Woven Bag |
| Diameter | 3-55mm |
| Material | Fiber |
| Leading time | 3-10days |
| Samples | Fress |
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