 Manila rope (manila) is a twisted article of processed fibers of abacus leaves. Abaca is a perennial textile banana growing in the tropics on the Philippine islands. Has a beautiful tawny color. Less than all natural ropes are prone to rot in seawater. Low specific gravity, the ability to quickly return the moisture received, a great bursting force-all these advantages put Manila hemp at one of the first places among the raw materials used in the production of ropes.
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Ropes for universal use, wide application in maritime transport (for mooring, towing, auxiliary operations, for lifting loops and cargo handling), in fishing, industry and agriculture.
Ropes for general use. Wide application in sea transportation, fishing, industry and construction.
Ropes for universal use. Wide application in decorative, household purposes. Also popular in the construction of navigation.
Schkot and fallseile ropes for yachts and sailing. They can also have more universal application in other industries.
It is widely used in road-building machines as a main load-bearing element. Also, the ropes are used in transport, hoisting, earthmoving machinery, machinery and navigation.
Other ropes for various applications.
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