Ravenox and American rope manufacturing
Ravenox's manufacturing story includes rope and cordage production in Burlington, North Carolina, and participation in the Manufactured in North Carolina network. Rope making brings together fiber selection, yarn preparation, twisting or braiding, and finishing.
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For a craft project, texture, color and dimensions may guide selection. Professional and technical applications require the applicable documentation and equipment specification. Browse the current Ravenox range and compare the details on the selected option before ordering.
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Comments
I am looking for 3/16 cotton rope for craft projects could you give me price on reels
I’m looking for a rope kit for an outdoor swing bed (1/2 day in sun). Approximate weight of bed – 200lbs. Would like it to hold an additional 400lbs(2 adults or 4 kids). Can be 4 separate lines(each corner). What do you recommend?
Hello,
Are you able to accommodate twisted nylon rope in a color that resembles tiffany blue or baby blue? Based on experience and for purpose of tricep rope, is there a material better recommended? Twisted nylon or braided polypropylene rope?
Thank you,
l am intersted in a 7/32 dia. hammock rope material poly. not cotton. Could you quote price per pound, colour,and volumes required. Many thanks.