12 Strand UHMWPE Marine Tow Rope 48mm-120mm Floating Synthetic Fiber

UHMWPE rope is a versatile and strong rope that is commonly used in a variety of industries and applications.

Its high strength-to-weight ratio makes it an excellent choice for industries such as marine, fishing, mining, construction, and transportation.

One of the most common uses of UHMWPE rope is in the marine industry. It is often used as mooring lines, anchor lines, tow lines, and for general vessel mooring and docking. Its high strength and abrasion resistance make it an ideal choice for these applications.

In the fishing industry, UHMWPE rope is often used for commercial fishing nets, as its strength and lightweight properties make it easier to handle and more efficient than traditional ropes. It is also used in aquaculture operations for mooring, fish cage construction, and other applications.

In the mining industry, UHMWPE rope is used for a range of applications including hoisting, winching, and hauling. Its strength and ability to resist abrasion and chemicals make it a top choice for mining operations.

In the construction industry, UHMWPE rope is used for a variety of applications, including as hoisting ropes for cranes and for securing heavy objects during construction. Its lightweight properties make it easier to handle and transport, while its high strength makes it a reliable choice for heavy lifting.

In the transportation industry, UHMWPE rope is often used as tow ropes for vehicles, including cars, trucks, and boats. It is also used for securing cargo on flatbed trucks and trailers.

Features:
．Material:UHMWPE or Spectra® fiber
．Construction:8&12-Strand
．Specific Gravity:0.975g/m2 (float)
．Elongation:3.5% at break
．Melting Point:145℃
．Abrasion Resistance:Excellent
．UV and Chemicals Resistance:good

UHMWPE (Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene) rope is a high-performance synthetic rope known for its exceptional strength, lightweight properties, and durability. Here’s a detailed overview:

1. Extremely High Strength-to-Weight Ratio

   • Stronger than steel (by weight) and most synthetic fibers like nylon or polyester.

   • Tensile strength can exceed 3–4 GPa (depending on the manufacturer).

2. Lightweight

   • Floats on water, making it ideal for marine applications.

   • Much lighter than steel wire or aramid (Kevlar) ropes.

3. Low Stretch & High Abrasion Resistance

   • Minimal elongation under load (creep-resistant).

   • Resistant to wear, UV rays, and chemicals (e.g., oils, solvents).

4. Smooth & Flexible

   • Easy to handle, knot, and splice compared to aramid fibers.

   • Low friction coefficient reduces wear in pulley systems.