T.W. Evans Cordage Co.
T.W. Evans Cordage Co. 1-Ply 550 Poly Twine 5500 ft Tube
A centre-dispensing tube holds 5500 ft of 1-ply poly twine with a 49 lb working load
- 5500 ft continuous supply reduces reload time
- 49 lb working load secures heavy loads reliably
- 10 lb center-pull dispenser enables tangle-free deployment
- 1-ply 550 poly construction resists abrasion and weather
- White colour improves visibility during use
Poly Twine 5500 ft tube
The T.W. Evans Cordage Co. 1-Ply 550 poly twine supplies 5500 feet of white cord in a centre-draw tube. It is suited to general tying, bundling and light securing tasks around the workshop, garden or job site. The 49 lb working load covers routine loads without specialised rigging gear.
Centre-draw dispensing
The tube feeds twine from the middle so the roll stays in place while you pull the length you need. A 10 lb draw weight keeps tension manageable by hand, reducing tangles and waste during repetitive use. No separate dispenser or spindle is required.
Working-load limit
The 49 lb rating defines the maximum steady tension the twine should carry; shock loading or knot degradation will lower the safe threshold. Polypropylene stretches under load and degrades with prolonged UV exposure, so it is not suited for permanent outdoor structural ties or critical lifting. Users needing higher strength or abrasion resistance must select a different cord construction.
Highlights
- 5500 ft continuous supply reduces reload time
- 49 lb working load secures heavy loads reliably
- 10 lb center-pull dispenser enables tangle-free deployment
- 1-ply 550 poly construction resists abrasion and weather
- White colour improves visibility during use
Specifications
| Brand | T.W. EVANS CORDAGE CO. |
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Questions about this item
Will the 5500 ft tube of 1-ply 550 poly twine need any maintenance or replacement parts during use?
The twine is a single consumable length with no moving parts, so no maintenance is required; simply replace the tube when the 5500 ft supply runs out.
What limit will I reach first when pulling continuously with the 49 lb working load rating?
The 49 lb working load is the primary limit; exceeding it risks breakage, so sustained pulls should stay at or below that figure.
Does the 10 lb center-pull dispenser box generate noticeable heat or noise during all-day use?
The dispenser is a passive cardboard tube with no motor or electronics, so it produces no heat and no noise while twine is drawn.
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