What is Paracord? Paracord (also known as Parachute Cord) is a lightweight, kernmantle (inner core protected by a woven outer sheath) rope originally used in the military for suspension lines in parachutes as well as many other purposes where cordage was needed. Veteran’s found thousands of other uses for paracord as time went on including fishing line, survival gear, shoe laces, belts and so much more. 550 Paracord is one of the toughest, most dependable cords available. The smooth texture of the rope comes from the 32-strand interwoven sheath. Encased in the strong and smooth sheath are 7 inner strands, both of which contribute to the cords 550-pound tensile strength. Another bonus of paracord are the versatile inner strands – which can be removed anytime you need a smaller yet durable string in any variety of situations. Expanding the usage of paracord even further, easily learn weaves, wraps and knots tailor made for easy unravelling in survival situations. In addition to all the utility functions paracord serves, another widespread use for paracord is crafting. Make bracelets, handle wraps, belts, lanyards, whips and hundreds of decorative items.

Polyester is one of the most popular ropes in the boating industry. Polyester rope is very close to nylon in strength but stretches very little and therefore cannot absorb shock loads as well. It is equally resistant as nylon to moisture and chemicals, but is superior in resistance to abrasions and sunlight. Good for mooring, rigging and industrial plant use, it is used as fish net and bolt rope, rope sling and alongside towing hawser.

Polyester is one of the most popular ropes in the boating industry. It is very close to nylon in strength but stretches very little and therefore cannot absorb shock loads as well. It is equally resistant as nylon to moisture and chemicals, but is superior in resistance to abrasions and sunlight. Good for mooring, rigging and industrial plant use, it is used as fish net and bolt rope, rope sling and alongside towing hawser.

Main performance General use 8mm Polyester solid braided rope for packaging non-floatable higher temperature resistance than polypropylene - working temperature up to 100°C (softening temperature 170°C, melting temperature 215°C) high strength and abrasion resistance high elongation lower acid resistance moisture absorption

Polyester is one of the most popular ropes in the boating industry. It is very close to nylon in strength but stretches very little and therefore cannot absorb shock loads as well. It is equally resistant as nylon to moisture and chemicals, but is superior in resistance to abrasions and sunlight. Good for mooring, rigging and industrial plant use, it is used as fish net and bolt rope, rope sling and alongside towing hawser. Easy gripping properties. Will not Kink,backlay or hockle Low Stretch with Excellent Strength UV and Chemical Resistance and Torsion-Balanced Stores Well and Unaffected by Mildew,Rot, Most Acids and Alkalis.