Rope King TP-58300Y 5/8 inch x 300 feet Twisted Poly Rope Yellow - Heavy Duty Farm Marine Towing Floats
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Rope King TP-58300Y 5/8 inch x 300 feet Twisted Poly Rope Yellow - Heavy Duty Farm Marine Towing Floats
- HEAVIEST TWISTED POLY IN THE LINEUP: 5/8 inch twisted polypropylene handles the most demanding applications — heavy tow lines, large livestock operations, equipment tarp securing, and marine perimeter lines.
- FLOATS IN WATER — HEAVY MARINE GRADE: 100% polypropylene buoyancy makes this rope ideal for large vessel tow lines, dock perimeters, mooring assists, and any marine application requiring a heavy, visible, floating rope.
- 300-FOOT BULK SPOOL: More rope per dollar than short-cut retail alternatives. Convenient reel for easy storage and dispensing on the farm or job site. The most powerful floating rope Rope King makes.
- TWISTED IS STRONGER: Twisted rope construction outperforms braided rope of the same diameter. At 5/8 inch, this rope is built for jobs that demand maximum pulling force.
- ALL-WEATHER DURABILITY: UV, oil resistant and more — performs year-round in saltwater marine environments, sun-exposed farm operations, and demanding industrial applications.
The Rope King TP-58300Y twisted poly rope measures 5/8" in diameter by 300' long, is yellow in color, and is suitable for use in camping, pools, and ladder placement. Twisted poly (polypropylene) rope floats and is resistant to mildew, oil, and gas. The twisted construction is stronger than braided rope of the same size.
Fibrous ropes used for pulling and lifting are made of natural and/or synthetic fiber strands. A combination of characteristics, including material, construction, diameter, length, and breaking strength, give each rope its performance capability. Fibrous rope materials are selected for properties such as strength, flotation, elasticity, and resistance to abrasion, ultraviolet light, and chemical compounds. Â Twisted rope, also called laid rope, consists of two, three, or four strands given a right-hand or left-hand twist. Â The parallel organization of the strands makes twisted rope generally stronger than braided rope of the same size, but also prone to abrasion wear. The breaking strength for fibrous rope is the strength at which new rope will fail under a stationary load. Breaking strength is not considered safe working load (SWL) limit.
Rope King USA manufactures a variety of ropes for industrial, mechanical, marine, and household purposes. The company, founded in 2008, is headquartered in Solon, OH.







