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Heavy duty plastic rope is a type of rope that was developed to work under the most difficult and demanding conditions, especially in water. At RIOOP, we produce ropes that are not only durable and long-lasting, but also function well in wet salty places such as oceans, rivers and lakes. These ropes don’t weaken or snap with much effort, and even when pulled hard or left out in the sun for days. RIOOP ropes are trusted by the people who use boats, ships, or fishing gear, because they know that these ropes can withstand quite a bit of pressure and won’t break. Choose the right rope and you could make your marine work safer and easier than you ever thought possible. So it’s not just any old rope; it’s a strong, helpful one that toils where others may falter.
When you’re on a boat, the rope you use has to be super dumb and wise at the same time. Heavy duty plastic rope by RIOOP is made to do just that. Boats have lots of things to contend with: waves that throw them around, wind that blows hard and water filled with salt that can gradually disintegrate regular ropes. Our ropes are of a special plastic type that do not absorb water or get rusty as with metal ropes. That is to say, they remain strong and light. Try to imagine pulling up a heavy anchor with a wet or poor quality rope—it would be dangerous and challenging right? But RIOOP ropes are strong and don’t stretch very much, so they keep your boat safe. Plus, these ropes are not prone to tangles so you'll save time — and frustration when you need to respond quickly. Good ropes are one of those things you don't realize how much you need until they snap on the job. That is why the use of strong and super-durable plastic ropes can completely change one’s boating experience. Perfect for tying your boat to the dock or dragging fishing nets, RIOOP ropes were made to take on tough jobs and are not afraid to do so. The plastic is also UV-resistant, so it won’t crack or become brittle in the hot sun. This is super important as a lot of ropes can wear out quickly when stored outside. And, our heavy-duty ropes are not harmed by chemicals or oils from the water – prevalent elements in marine environments. So, anyone opting for RIOOP ropes gets not just the brawn but also the peace of mind that it won't let them down when it all goes a bit pear-shaped. It’s as if you have a trusty friend out on the water with you, ready at all times to aid.
Choosing the right rope can be tough, as many ropes look the same but don’t perform as they appear. At RIOOP, we tell you to consider what you want the rope to do prior to purchase. First, check the rope’s thickness. Heavier ropes tend to be stronger, but they can also be heavier and more unwieldy. Thick ropes of tough plastic like ours are best if your job is to drag heavy loads or bear big boats. But if you just need something for tying small items, a thinner rope would work better. Now consider the flexibility of that rope. Some ropes are rigid and don’t bend well, which translates to challenging knot tying. RIOOP ropes are designed to be optimal balance of strength and big, so they will be easy on your hands to tie knots without the rope burning your soft hands by feeling like a hard stick. Another significant piece is how the rope handles water. A quality marine rope should not absorb water, nor become slippery. And while you're hard at work, our plastic ropes are always dry and easy to grip for your safety. Also, consider the rope’s resistance to sun and salt. Some ropes get bad quickly when they are subjected to sun and salt, but RIOOP ropes are resistant to both UV rays and rust. Some ropes also have special coatings or treatments that allow you to get more use out of them, which can be a great option if you plan on using them every day. Finally, you will also need a rope that does not fray or break easily. RIOOP tests all of its rope to ensure that it holds up when abused. As you select a rope, consider how frequently you’ll use it and the type of work it needs to perform. A sturdy rope from RIOOP saves you hassles and in time, your money, by performing at a high level for so long. It’s worth paying slightly more for a rope that won’t fail you when you most need it. The difference in ropes means they work easier, and more safely. For those looking for reliable options, our 8STRAND BRAIDED ROPE is an excellent choice.
Heavy duty ropes made of plastic are very essential for applications at sea as they must have strength that is safe and lasting even when used in wet, salty environments. Here at RIOOP, we ensure that our ropes are always utilizing the finest resources in order to fulfill these requirements. Ropes made from these materials are generally varieties of certain kinds of plastic known as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), and nylon. Each of those plastics has specific qualities that make the rope work well in a marine environment.
Polyethylene is both very strong and light. It floats on water, which works nicely for a number of sea-faring activities when you don’t want your rope to sink and be lost. Polypropylene is also lightweight and floats, but it can survive the sunlight better than some other plastics. Nylon has excellent strength and elasticity, so it’s good for situations where a rope might need to absorb shock, such as when a boat is moving in rough water. Nylon, however has water absorption tendencies and may become heavier when wet.
Using a mixture of such materials or specially treated plastics, RIOOP manufactures ropes that are tough and remain unscathed by saltwater, the sun or rough handling. Our industrial plastic ropes are UV, chemical and abrasion resistant making it ideal for any use. This is especially true for marine applications where safety and reliability are critical. The products also promote your ropes being soft and flexible and easy to handle, even when used for extended life time. RIOOP selects the best materials to guarantee that our rope will work excellently in any boat, dock etc. For enhanced performance, consider our POLYESTER 8STRAND HAWSER ROPE as a dependable option.
Strength is very important. Buyers are looking for ropes that can bear heavy loads without breaking. This implies that the rope must have a high breaking strength and stretching resistance as well. Ropes of the RIOOP are tested for compliance with these strict specifications. In addition to being super strong, it is also saltwater and UV resistant. Buyers are looking for ropes that won’t rot, weaken or fade after being in the sun — or sea — for a long time. Our ropes are constructed with materials that can survive UV and salt water to keep vibrant and strong.