Round Knitted Cord Supplied as Cut Lengths or on a Roll.
Strong Polypropylene Cord/Rope Available in Many Colours & Quantities.
Mainly used as Bag Handles for the Packaging Industry, but also has many other general uses.
Due to the material used, this product is lightweight, water resistant & floatable.
Made from high strength UV protected 100% polypropylene yarn.
The hardwearing material is resistant to many chemicals, and will not rot or degrade.
In conclusion, it will retain its shape and has a safe working load.
Multiple orders of the same colour will be sent as a continuous length unless specified otherwise.
A Hot Knife machine will be used for Cut Lengths which will avoid fraying.
We can supply this product in any quantity and different Heat Cut Lengths, please get in touch with your requirements.
We have been manufacturing this product in Leicester UK Since 1995.
Contact Us for more information or if you require larger quantities.
Please Note: Some rolls may contain a join and Textile tolerances apply.
Round Knitted Cord Supplied as Cut Lengths or on a Roll.
Strong Polypropylene Cord/Rope Available in Many Colours & Quantities.
Mainly used as Bag Handles for the Packaging Industry, but also has many other general uses.
Due to the material used, this product is lightweight, water resistant & floatable.
Made from high strength UV protected 100% polypropylene yarn.
The hardwearing material is resistant to many chemicals, and will not rot or degrade.
In conclusion, it will retain its shape and has a safe working load.
Multiple orders of the same colour will be sent as a continuous length unless specified otherwise.
A Hot Knife machine will be used for Cut Lengths which will avoid fraying.
We can supply this product in any quantity and different Heat Cut Lengths, please get in touch with your requirements.
We have been manufacturing this product in Leicester UK Since 1995.
Contact Us for more information or if you require larger quantities.
Please Note: Some rolls may contain a join and Textile tolerances apply.
