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Twisted Nylon Rope Reviews

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Highlights
100% nylon, 3 strand rope
High-strength, high shock absorption / stretch
Abrasion and UV resistant
Long-lasting: Resists rot, mildew, marine growth, chemicals and petroleum products
Commonly used for anchor lines, dock lines and mooring lines
Can be spliced
Custom lengths and ends available
Description
Our premium, three strand twisted, 100% nylon rope is a balanced, 4 stage construction rope offering excellent weather resistance, strength and elasticity. Our 3 strand twisted nylon rope is 100% nylon for the highest strength, durability, and longevity. Our nylon rope is soft and easy handling with a medium lay for easy splicing. Nylon is the most popular synthetic fiber for rope and cord due to its elasticity and strength. 
Nylon has great UV resistance and abrasion resistance. It resists marine growth, rot, mildew, chemicals, petroleum products, and ultraviolet degradation, making it a great choice for outdoor use. Nylon rope is best suited for applications where the ability to stretch and very high strength is required. This is especially important for marine applications such as anchor lines and dock lines where the ability to withstand shock loading will prevent damage to your property. Most nylon ropes available today are a blend of nylon and polypropylene, making them much less expensive. Blended nylon ropes are not as strong, and don’t last as long. These ropes are 100% nylon and offer the greatest durability and longevity. 
Should I buy nylon or polyester?
Nylon is slightly stronger, and much more elastic or given to stretch than polyester. This can be an advantage or disadvantage depending on your application. If you need a high-stretch rope go with this nylon.
Polyester has better abrasion resistance and UV resistance than nylon, but much less elasticity. If you need a low stretch, durable rope, go with Twisted Polyester instead of this nylon.
Our nylon has a melting point of about 490 degrees Fahrenheit, and starts to lose strength at around 240 degrees Fahrenheit. Nylon rope can shrink around 10% when wet and also lose around 10% of its strength. Please take this into consideration when ordering.

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When a customer asks for a 12 inch eye, you will probably get a 9-10 inch eye. Each one of my orders came through that way.
Helpful Report
Posted 3 months ago
Hi Roy, We measure the eye splices by their length when laid flat, not their diameter when opened up. This may be the discrepency here. When you add an eye splice in the product selector, you can increase the length of the eye splice from the standard 8" to anything you want. Hope that helps!
Posted 3 months ago