حبل من البولي بروبلين قياس (6mm) طول (100Yrd) باللون الأبيض

This 6mm polypropylene rope is a versatile, general-purpose cord great for outdoor activities like camping, hiking, and boating, plus crafting, tying, and everyday utility tasks around the house or workshop.

Diameter: 6mm. Length: 100 yards. Material: polypropylene. Color: white. Features: UV, mildew, and rot resistant, with good flexibility and ease of cutting and knotting.

The product specs do not list an exact breaking strength. It’s described as durable and suitable for heavy-duty tasks, but for critical loads you should test and select rope rated for your specific application.

The 4mm rope is thinner and lighter, better for lighter tasks or where minimal weight matters. The 6mm rope is thicker and generally stronger, better for tasks that require more support or higher visibility. See the 4mm option here: https://fepy.com/product/4mm-white-pp-rope-100yd

The 8mm rope is thicker and typically stronger and stiffer, suitable for heavier loads and higher-demand tasks. The 6mm rope balances strength with manageability. See the 8mm option here: https://fepy.com/product/8mm-white-pp-rope-100yd

Polypropylene rope floats on water, resists rot and mildew, dries quickly, and is generally more affordable. Nylon rope tends to be stronger and more elastic, but it absorbs water and may be heavier when wet. See a nylon option here: https://fepy.com/product/6mm-white-nylon-rope-100yd

Common, reliable knots work well with PP rope, such as the bowline, square knot, and clove hitch. For example, to tie a bowline: form a small loop, pass the working end up through the loop, around the standing part, and back down through the loop, tightening to secure.

Cut ends square with sharp scissors. To prevent fraying, you can briefly heat-seal the ends with a lighter (watch carefully to avoid burning) or apply a light whip or tape to the ends.

Yes. The rope is designed for outdoor use and features UV, mildew, and rot resistance, making it suitable for camping, hiking, boating, and other outdoor applications.

Coil the rope neatly, keep it out of direct sunlight, and store it in a cool, dry place away from chemicals to preserve its performance and prevent degradation.

Do not rely on it for critical life-safety or high-load lifting applications. Avoid sharp edges or abrasive surfaces that can cut the rope, and inspect knots and the rope regularly for wear or damage before use.

With 100 yards of durable polypropylene rope at a competitive price, it offers strong, multipurpose utility for a wide range of tasks, making it a cost-effective choice for frequent, everyday use.