Rope is a thicker and stronger version of twine - both being made from similar durable and twisted fibers.

It has a tensile strength equipped for use in dragging and lifting heavy or large consignments - either by hand or by machine. Polypropylene rope is a special type that doesn't splinter or snap during use, even after its been reused plenty of times. It has the capability of withstanding many years of wear and tear.

Acts as a reliable fastener; it can be used for strapping pallets and tarpaulin down onto their intended surfaces or for bundling different unstable items together during transit - like logs.

Useable in both indoor or outdoor conditions and is capable of resisting mold growth - it's also considerably rot-proof. Polypropylene in particular is also lightweight and water resistant - allowing it to float; with the added benefits mentioned above, this makes it a versatile staple in a number of industries.