Polypropylene and Polyethylene

Width			Polypropylene		Polypropylene
Diam. mm.	Diam. inch.	Circ. inch.	Kg/100m	Cr./bl	Kg/100m	Cr./bl
4	5/32	1/2	0.72	220ikgs	0.82	220 kgs
5	3/16	5/8	1.12	320	1.21	300
6	7/32	3/4	1.6	550	1.82	400
7	1/4	7/8	2.3	750	2.5	550
8	5/16	1	3.0	960	3.19	700
9	11/32	1-1/8	3.7	1.190	4.1	890
10	3/8	1-1/4	4.5	1.425	5.0	1.090
12	½	1-1/2	6.6	2.030	7.28	1.540
14	9/16	1-3/4	9.1	2.790	9.55	2.090
16	5/8	2	11.6	3.500	12.8	2.8itonn
18	¾	2-1/4	14.9	4.450	16.0	3.5
20	13/16	2-1/2	17.9	5.370	20.0	4.3
22	7/8	2-3/4	22.0	6.500	24.1	5.1
24	1	3	26.0	7.600	29.6	6.1
26	1-1/16	3-1/4	30.6	8.800	34.3	7.0
28	1-1/8	3-1/2	35.5	10.100	39.1	8.0
30	1-1/4	3-3/4	40.7	11.400	45.9	9.0
32	1-5/16	4	46.0	12.800	52.3	10.4
34	1-3/8	4-1/4	52.0	14.400	59.1	11.6
36	1-7/16	4-1/2	58.0	16.100	66.0	13.0
38	1-9/16	4-3/4	64.7	17.700	72.8	14.3
40	1-5/8	5	71.5	19.400	79.7	15.6
42	1-11/16	5-1/4	80.0	21.400	87.2	17.2
44	1-3/4	5-1/2	88.5	23.400	95	18.8
46	1-7/8	5-3/4	96.0	25.300	105	20.6
48	1-15/16	6	104	27.200	115	22.4
50	2	6-1/4	113	29.300	125	24.3
52	2-1/8	6-1/2	122	31.500	135	26.2
54	2-3/16	6-3/4	132	33.700	146	28.2
56	2-1/4	7	142	36.000	158	30.2
58	2-5/16	7-1/4	152	38.600	169	32.2
60	2-3/8	7-1/2	163	41.200	180	34.2
64	2-1/2	8	185	46.600	204	38.6
72	2-7/8	9	234	58.500	260	48.5
80	3-1/4	10	290	72.000	321	59.8
88	3-1/2	11	351	86.400	388	72.3
96	3-3/4	12	417	102.000	461	78.8

The above informations are purely descriptives. The breaking loads are referred to R.I.N.A. tables for tests effected on high tenacity ropes, first quality. For normal tenacity ropes calculate the breaking loads at 50%. The weights are approximative and they can vary in reason of 5%±.

 

 

Nylon and Polyester

Width			Nylon		Polyester
Diam. mm.	Diam. inch.	Circ. inch.	Kg/100m	Cr./bl	Kg/100m	Cr./bl
4	5/32	1/2	1.05	320ikgs	1.46	295 kgs
5	3/16	5/8	1.64	500	2.00	400
6	7/32	3/4	2.37	750	2.91	565
7	¼	7/8	3.19	1.020	3.91	770
8	5/16	1	4.19	1.350	5.10	1.020
9	11/32	1-1/8	5.28	1.700	6.50	1.270
10	3/8	1-1/4	6.50	2.080	8.05	1.590
12	½	1-1/2	9.37	3.000	11.6	2.270
14	9/16	1-3/4	12.8	4.100	15.7	3.180
16	5/8	2	16.6	5.3itonn	20.5	4.1itonn
18	¾	2-1/4	21.0	6.7	26.0	5.1
20	13/16	2-1/2	26.0	8.3	31.9	6.3
22	7/8	2-3/4	31.4	10.0	38.2	7.6
24	1	3	37.3	12.0	46.0	9.1
26	1-1/16	3-1/4	43.8	13.8	54.0	10.6
28	1-1/8	3-1/2	51.0	15.8	62.8	12.2
30	1-1/4	3-3/4	58.5	17.8	72.1	13.8
32	1-5/16	4	66.4	20.0	81.9	15.7
34	1-3/8	4-1/4	74.9	22.0	92	17.4
36	1-7/16	4-1/2	83.7	24.8	104	19.3
38	1-9/16	4-3/4	93.2	27.4	116	21.6
40	1-5/8	5	104	30.0	128	23.9
42	1-11/16	5-1/4	114	32.9	141	26.1
44	1-3/4	5-1/2	126	35.8	155	28.4
46	1-7/8	5-3/4	148	38.9	169	30.9
48	1-15/16	6	150	42.0	185	33.5
50	2	6-1/4	162	45.4	200	36.3
52	2-1/8	6-1/2	175	48.8	215	39.1
54	2-3/16	6-3/4	188	52.4	231	41.9
56	2-1/4	7	203	56.0	251	44.7
58	2-5/16	7-1/4	217	59.9	269	47.2
60	2-3/8	7-1/2	233	63.8	288	49.8
64	2-1/2	8	265	72	327	57.9
72	2-7/8	9	336	90	414	72.1
80	3-1/4	10	415	110	511	88.4
88	3-1/2	11	501	131	619	106
96	3-3/4	12	597	154	736	125

 

The above informations are purely descriptives. The breaking loads are referred to R.I.N.A. tables for tests effected on high tenacity ropes, first quality. For normal tenacity ropes calculate the breaking loads at 50%. The weights are approximative and they can vary in reason of 5%±.

 

 

Manila

Width			Manila
Diam. mm.	Diam. inch.	Circ. inch.	Kg/100m	Cr./bl
4	5/32	1/2	1.36	190 kgs
5	3/16	5/8	1.82	240
6	7/32	3/4	2.72	300
7	¼	7/8	3.5	370
8	5/16	1	5.4	545
9	11/32	1-1/8	6.3	620
10	3/8	1-1/4	6.8	705
12	½	1-1/2	10.5	1.065
14	9/16	1-3/4	14	1.450
16	5/8	2	19	2.03itonn
18	¾	2-1/4	22	2.44
20	13/16	2-1/2	27.5	3.25
22	7/8	2-3/4	33	3.86
24	1	3	40	4.57
26	1-1/16	3-1/4	46.8	5.35
28	1-1/8	3-1/2	53.2	6.10
30	1-1/4	3-3/4	62.7	7.00
32	1-5/16	4	70	7.90
34	1-3/8	4-1/4	80	8.80
36	1-7/16	4-1/2	89	9.65
38	1-9/16	4-3/4	100	10.80
40	1-5/8	5	110	11.941
42	1-11/16	5-1/4	123	13.10
44	1-3/4	5-1/2	134	14.23
46	1-7/8	5-3/4	147	15.50
48	1-15/16	6	158.5	16.77
50	2	6-1/4	174	18.20
52	2-1/8	6-1/2	187	19.56
54	2-3/16	6-3/4	203	20.6
56	2-1/4	7	215	22.0
58	2-5/16	7-1/4	234	23.5
60	2-3/8	7-1/2	248	25.4
64	2-1/2	8	288	29.0
72	2-7/8	9	362	35.8
80	3-1/4	10	440	43.5
88	3-1/2	11	535	51.5
96	3-3/4	12	640	60.0

The above informations are purely descriptives. The breaking loads are referred to R.I.N.A. tables for tests effected on high tenacity ropes, first quality. For normal tenacity ropes calculate the breaking loads at 50%. The weights are approximative and they can vary in reason of 5%±.