Natural Manila Rope
Sold by the foot;
minimum order is 20 feet
Maximum continuous length is 600 feet.
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comparing rope sizes
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Grade A, select Manila
fiber
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Exceeds Mil Spec TR605-B/ Type M /
Ammendment 3 for tensile strength requirements
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3 strand twisted construction
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Resistant to salt water damage
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Shrinks when wet, about 8% to 10%; greatest
shrinkage occurs when rope is wetted the first time;
if rope length is critical, consider
ordering a bit more rope and wetting and drying before first
use
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Poor oil and chemical resistance
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Fair abrasion resistance
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Poor moisture resistance
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Good ultraviolet stability
Use 1-1/2" or 2" manila rope to make a great,
classic rope swing as well as gym climbing, excercise, and
fitness ropes.
Please Note: cut lengths of manila rope may not
be returned.
SHIPPING NOTE: lengths of 1-1/2 in. manila rope
greater than 219 ft. and 2 in. manila rope greater than 133 ft.
will exceed the maximum UPS shipping weight of 150 lbs. and
will ship via motor freight. Shipping point is NW Alabama.
Rigging
Central does not ship motor freight to residential
addresses. Motor freight cost for destinations east
of the Mississippi for shipments up to 250 lbs.
will typically be $100 to $125 when delivered to a
commerical address with access for a semi tractor-trailer vehicle
and a loading dock. Motor freight cost for destinations west
of the Mississippi and shipments up to 250 lbs. will typically
be $125 to $175 when delivered to a commercial
address with access for a semi tractor-trailer vehicle and a
loading dock. Deliveries to, farms, military bases, prisons, city
center curbside and other destinations with limited access by
tractor-trailer vehicles may incurr delivery
surcharges.
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Rope Diameter
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WLL (lbs.)*
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Breaking Strength (lbs.)
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1 1/2 in.
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1660#
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16650#
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2 in.
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2790#
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27900#
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* WLL calculated at 10:1 safety factor; applies to new, unused
rope only. Fiber ropes may experience damage or
deterioration from abrasion, cutting, shock loading,
weathering, age, etc. Any damage or deteroriation will
compromise a rope's strength. Always inspect any fiber rope prior to use. Do
not use for critical applications.