Polyester 12 Strand Ropes

12-strand rope is a type of rope construction that consists of 12 individual strands that are braided together to form a single rope. This type of rope is known for its high strength, durability, and low stretch. One of the most common materials used to make 12-strand ropes is High Modulus Polyethylene (HMPE), a type of synthetic fiber that is strong, lightweight, and resistant to abrasion and UV light. They also have a very low coefficient of friction, making them ideal for applications where rope sliding is important, such as winches and hoists. HMPE ropes are also flexible, making them easy to handle and store, and they float on water, making them ideal for maritime applications. 12-strand HMPE ropes are a high-performance rope solution that can meet the demands of a wide range of applications. Nylon and Polyester are other materials used in 12-strand ropes.

• Mining recovery lines
• Tow lines
• Shield hawing lines
• Hauling line used with drones
• Replacement for wire rope
• Vessel mooring lines
• Inland river barge lines
• Lifting slings
• Utility winch and pulling lines
• Tug vessel assist lines

We supply cordage from Cortland, Phillystran, Sunshine Cordage, and Erin Rope. All cordage has received ABS and DNV-type approvals.