Partners Brand
Partners Brand TWR104 Twisted Polypropylene Rope 1/4 inch 1150 lb White
Twisted polypropylene rope, 1/4 inch diameter, 1,150 lb breaking strength
- Twisted polypropylene resists rot and mildew
- 1/4 inch diameter handles easily for general tasks
- 1,150 lb tensile strength secures heavy loads
- White colour stays visible in low light
- New condition ensures full factory performance
1/4 inch twisted polypropylene rope
Partners Brand TWR104 is a 1/4 inch twisted polypropylene rope rated at 1150 lb breaking strength. It is suited for general utility work, marine tie-downs and light lifting where a buoyant, rot-resistant line is required. The white colour aids visibility in low light. Buyers who need a larger diameter or higher working load should consider other options.
Polypropylene material limits
Polypropylene floats and resists rot, mildew and most chemicals, but it stretches under load and degrades with prolonged UV exposure. The twisted construction can unlay if the rope is not whipped or taped at the ends. It is not designed for dynamic shock loads or critical life-safety applications.
Upgrade from natural fibre or unrated cord
This rope replaces manila, sisal or unrated utility cord where moisture resistance and consistent strength are needed. The jump is worth it when the job involves wet environments, long-term outdoor storage or repeated loading cycles that would rot natural fibres. It does not replace wire rope or high-modulus synthetic lines for heavy rigging.
Highlights
- Twisted polypropylene resists rot and mildew
- 1/4 inch diameter handles easily for general tasks
- 1,150 lb tensile strength secures heavy loads
- White colour stays visible in low light
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter and breaking strength does the TWR104 rope have?
The TWR104 is a 1/4 inch twisted polypropylene rope rated at 1,150 lb breaking strength.
How much weight can the 1,150 lb rope actually hold when lifting?
The 1,150 lb figure is the minimum breaking strength; safe working loads are typically one-fifth to one-tenth of that value depending on the application.
Does the polypropylene construction affect how the rope handles wet conditions?
Polypropylene floats on water and resists rot, so the TWR104 remains usable after immersion without absorbing moisture.
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