We are offering braided rope.at venus, we make single and double braided ropes using high tenacity nylon, polyester and polypropylene yarns depending on your business requirements.
choosing your rope
1) nylon braided ropes: nylon is chosen for its elastic stretch properties although it has limited resistance to ultraviolet light. Nylon braided ropes are strong, plus they have better abrasion resistance properties. They are widely used in fishing, defence, military and other heavy duty applications.
2) polyester braided ropes: polyester is about 90% as strong as nylon but stretches less under load, is more abrasion resistant, has better uv resistance, and has less change in length when wet. Polyester braided ropes are more cost-effective compared to their nylon cousins. They are also used in heavy duty applications and when coloured, find good used in fancy applications.
3) pp ropes: polypropylene is preferred for low cost, light weight and buoyancy (it floats on water). Pp ropes are used when light-weight cords are required. E.g. Mountaineering.
cord ropes: are made out of tyre cord twines. These ropes have rough finishing and excellent strength.
4) poly nylon ropes: these ropes use high tenacity polyester as covering as it has better abrasion resistance, and smaller nylon twisted ropes are used as filler core as they have good elasticity.
braided ropes are widely used in ships, ocean transportation, defence, military, marine work, in harbour and docks, for fishing, camping, heavy duty hoisting, rock climbing, mountaineering, as slings, for parasailing

We are offering braided rope.at venus, we make single and double braided ropes using high tenacity nylon, polyester and polypropylene yarns depending on your business requirements.
choosing your rope
1) nylon braided ropes: nylon is chosen for its elastic stretch properties although it has limited resistance to ultraviolet light. Nylon braided ropes are strong, plus they have better abrasion resistance properties. They are widely used in fishing, defence, military and other heavy duty applications.
2) polyester braided ropes: polyester is about 90% as strong as nylon but stretches less under load, is more abrasion resistant, has better uv resistance, and has less change in length when wet. Polyester braided ropes are more cost-effective compared to their nylon cousins. They are also used in heavy duty applications and when coloured, find good used in fancy applications.
3) pp ropes: polypropylene is preferred for low cost, light weight and buoyancy (it floats on water). Pp ropes are used when light-weight cords are required. E.g. Mountaineering.
cord ropes: are made out of tyre cord twines. These ropes have rough finishing and excellent strength.
4) poly nylon ropes: these ropes use high tenacity polyester as covering as it has better abrasion resistance, and smaller nylon twisted ropes are used as filler core as they have good elasticity.
braided ropes are widely used in ships, ocean transportation, defence, military, marine work, in harbour and docks, for fishing, camping, heavy duty hoisting, rock climbing, mountaineering, as slings, for parasailing