Fosco Industries Polypropylene Rope 9mm (15 meters)
Fosco Industries Polypropylene Rope 9mm (15 meters)
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Fosco Industries Polypropylene Rope 9 mm – Strong, Light and Ideal for Outdoor Use
Good rope is essential for outdoor activities. Whether you're camping, bushcrafting, boating, or fishing, you want to rely on equipment that's strong, lightweight, and durable. Fosco Industries' polypropylene rope is designed for versatile use in and around the outdoors.
Thanks to the high-quality polypropylene, this rope is durable, lightweight, and water-resistant. It absorbs minimal moisture, floats, and dries quickly. Ideal for applications where reliability and ease of use are paramount.
Why this rope is a smart choice
- Lightweight and easy to carry
- Floats on water
- Absorbs little moisture and dries quickly
- Wear-resistant and durable material
- Suitable for numerous outdoor and practical applications
From tensioning a washing line to securing equipment, sails or camping accessories: this rope is a real all-rounder.
⚠️ Please note: this rope is not suitable for climbing, lifting loads or use as a swing rope.
Specifications
Specifications
- Brand: Fosco Industries
- Material: Polypropylene
- Color: Black
- Thickness: 9 mm
- Length: 15 meters
- Breaking strength: 400 kg
- Working force: 135 kg
- Features: Lightweight, floating, wear-resistant, water-repellent
In the box
In the box
1× Fosco Industries polypropylene rope 9mm (Length: 15 meters)
Q&A
Q&A
1. Is this rope suitable for outdoor and bushcraft use?
Yes, this rope is very suitable for outdoor and bushcraft use, such as setting up shelters, clotheslines and securing equipment.
2. Does the rope float on water?
Yes, polypropylene is lighter than water, which allows the rope to float and dry quickly.
3. Can I use this rope to lift heavy loads?
No, this rope is not intended for lifting, climbing or safety-critical applications.
4. What is the difference between breaking strength and working force?
The breaking strength is the maximum load the rope can withstand before breaking. The working force is the safe load you can maintain in practice.
5. Is this rope suitable for use on a boat?
Yes, thanks to its floating and water-resistant properties, this rope is very suitable for sailing and water sports.
