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for what purpose are you referring? Natural fibre ropes are still used for a variety of things, popular for their aesthetics only, but I cant imagine many, if any using them for load bearing properties these days, not with the strength and safety leap with synthetics

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sorry guys my original post was rather vauge? Im Just going through a huge selection of ropes in our store and remember using sisal and manila for rigging many years ago - wondered if they where still any use as they have been stored in their original packaging and look like new? possibly 100meters of 15mm dia

 

regards

Dave

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Hi Craker

The majority of the rope is manila - I could certainly ask my boss if he would consider it after all if there are better modern alternatives it would be better to be proactive?

 

regards

Dave

 

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