Ropes & Twines For Outdoor,Marine,Decoration,Agriculture etc

UTOP Dockline is a  Mooring Line  that combines the dynamic stretch and strength characteristics in the nylon core with the abrasion resistance and colour stability of polyester in the jacket, making this the perfect mooring rope for any marine craft.It is high strength shock absorbing nylon core,braid remains soft and supple in long term use, easy to handle, coil and splice,Resistant to kinking, hockling and twisting, High level of elongation provides for a comfortable ride at anchor or mooring. But, do you know how to choose a right dock line for your boat? As a general rule, the length of bow and stern lines should equal two-thirds of your boat's overall length. Spring lines should be slightly longer, approximately the same length as your boat. Spring lines keep the boat snugly near the dock by preventing it from moving fore or aft, while allowing for the rise and fall of the tide. Keep in mind; the position of cleats on your boat and dock may affect the length of

Did you ever think about ropes? What are the difference between braided and twisted rope? If you didn ’ t, you should from now follow with Utop ’ s steps. Let ’ s start with the most common types of ropes on the best choice.   The Twisted Rope is usually made of three strands (polypropylene wire most of the time) twisted together, hence the name. This is not the strongest nor the best rope design out there but nevertheless, it has its uses-it ’ s impervious to water and it also sinks, unlike many others types of rope-and it ’ s dirt cheap.   Braided Ropes are built by weaving fiber strands and come in 2 types: hollow and double braided. This kind of rope is very popular in marine applications but for survival, we would stay away from this beast. Braided ropes rot quickly, they stretch and they don ’ t unbraided well. They are fairly strong when new, though.   Bungee cord is also known as a shock cord and it ’ s an elastic type of “ rope ”  which consi

1. It is possible to machine wash a Climbing Rope ! First, flake out the rope (pile it loosely on the floor). 2. Daisy chain the entire rope. This keeps the rope away from the agitator and prevents the rope from being tangled or abraded by the washing machine. 3. Carefully lay the rope in the washing machine, keeping it away from the agitator. 4. Set the washing machine to the gentlest cycle and cold water. This is typically the “woolens” cycle. This is important because the nylon that makes up the rope can be damaged if heated with hot water. Add a cleaning product such as a gentle detergent. This step is optional as washing in water alone seems to work just as well. 5. Run the washing machine. 6. Remove the rope from the washer and flake it out onto a dry towel. The rope will be dry in a day or two. Use a fan if it needs to dry faster. Never dry your rope in the dryer! Heat can damage the nylon and weaken the rope. Never dry your rope in direct sun

UTOP ROPE ,As an influential R opes&Twines company from China,We have advanced equipments ,efficient production line. Now,As a professional company to sale the rope, we tell you the Types of Climbing Ropes And other about the rope. If you’re shopping or using for a C limbing Rope , there are four main considerations: 1.Diameter and length: The diameter and length of a rope affect the rope’s weight and durability and largely determine its best use. 2.Rope features: Features like dry treatments and middle marks affect how you use the rope. 3.Safety ratings: Looking at these ratings while thinking about what type of climbing you will be doing can help you choose a rope. 4.Remember: Climbing safety is your responsibility.                                                                                 Climbing rope is usually made of nylon and consists of two parts: a sheath and a core. There are two major categories of kernmantle

UTOP is one of the professional manufacturer that development, production and sales Chemical Fiber Rope&Twine commodities in Guangdong Province. Clothes line is one of the main products in hot sale all around the world. Using UTOP’s clothes is benifit to your life and the world. According to Department of Energy statistics, about 5.8 percent of electricity use in your home goes towards the clothes dryer. It typically costs 30 to 40 cents to dry a load of laundry in a residential electric dryer and approximately 15 to 20 cents in a gas dryer. Over its expected lifetime of 18 years, the average clothes dryer will cost you approximately $1,500 to operate. Using a clothesline will not only reduce the need for energy derived from fossil fuels, but also save you money. Hanging indoors can be a great way to provide added humidity in the winter for cold and arid climates (removing the need for an additional appliance, the humidifier）; however, you shou

Paracord is such a useful tool in survival situations that you should always have some amount on hand — and there’s no better way to always have some with you than by wearing it! The design may look complicated but making your own Paracord Bracelet  is actually quite simple. Here’s the process: How to Make a Paracord Bracelet – Step by Step Step1. You’ll want to have around 15 feet of paracord to ensure that you have enough. Step 2. Fold the paracord in half: Take the full length of paracord and fold it exactly in the middle so you’re left with two 7 1/2 foot lengths on either side of the fold. For ease of maintaining the fold I usually wrap some tape at the end where the fold is. Step 3. Make the left-sided knot: Take the single cord on the left side and pass it underneath the central strands. Step 4. Complete the knot: Now take the right side cord and pass it underneath the cord from step 3, over the two central strands and through the left-side loop created in