LIROS 8mm 3 Strand Polypropylene

LIROS Three-Strand Polypropylene Article 01120 is a pliable, floating alternative to three-strand polyester or nylon with a similar comfortable-handling feel and finish.

LIROS Three Strand LIROS Multifilament Polypropylene, aka LIROS LIROLEN, makes a handy, lightweight, portable floating mooring line with a smooth, sympathetic finish that is nothing like the harsh, splintery, wire-like, blue monofilament variety or the rough and hairy, white staple 'Nelson' version.

'Floatability' can be a real plus factor for long-reach mooring lines, such as rafting out warps to the dock, shorelines from the stern to the land in the Mediterranean or linking lines between buoys or trots so they can be easily captured by a boat hook from on deck.

Please note that a traditional 3-strand spiral lay rope requires a judicious 'roll of the thumb' for each coil as the rope is hanked to prevent kinks and twists.

LIROS LIROLEN 3 Strand White Polypropylene Article 01120: Facts, Features and Plus Factors

• Excellent lightweight floating line
• Manufactured from 100% Heat Set Multifilament Polypropylene to DIN EN ISO 1346 Standard
• > 15% working load stretch provides good shock absorption
• Manageable in long lengths, portable, e.g. for deployment from a tender or dinghy
• Supple, kind-to-the-hands finish
• FLOATS
• Low water absorption
• Stays pliable for the duration of the rope's working life

LIROS Manufacturer Break Load: 8mm 1040kg ~ 10mm 1600kg ~ 12mm 2200kg ~ 14mm 3000kg ~ 16mm ~ 3700kg ~ 18mm 4700kg - 20mm 5700kg

Available in: White - LIROS article 01120

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Jimmy Green Polypropylene Specification Advisory

LIROS Multifilament Polypropylene is subjected to a thorough UV stabilising process during rope production to enhance resistance to ultraviolet rays.
However, UV-stabilised Multifilament Polypropylene is still more susceptible to deterioration in the sun than Nylon (Polyamide) or Polyester (the most UV-resistant of mooring lines).
Polypropylene has a lower breaking load than polyester or nylon, and it may be prudent to upsize to compensate.
On the upside, LIROS Squareline polypropylene is much lighter than nylon or polyester, making it more manageable and easier to handle, size for size.