At a glance
- Dimensions
- 16 mm × 100 yards
- Material
- Polypropylene
Product overview
The PP Mooring/Danline Rope 16 mm × 100 Yards is a lightweight and dependable polypropylene rope supplied in an attractive grey colour. Its 16 mm diameter offers a practical balance between strength, flexibility and easy handling.
It is suitable for customers who require a manageable rope for marine utility work, fishing activities, securing equipment, farming and general outdoor applications. The rope absorbs very little water and normally floats, making it particularly useful around boats, docks and fishing areas.
The 100-yard roll provides approximately 91.4 metres of rope.
Where it is used
- Small-boat marine utility work
- Fishing operations
- Securing fishing equipment
- Dockside applications
- Tarpaulin and cover securing
- Farm and agricultural utility work
- Workshop and warehouse use
- General tying and securing
Key benefits
- Lightweight and easy to carry
- Floats on water
- Low water absorption
- Firm and manageable 16 mm diameter
- Resistant to rot and mildew
- Suitable for wet and outdoor environments
- Grey colour provides a professional appearance
- Easy to coil, cut and store
Application & maintenance
- 01The rope’s diameter does not independently determine its safe load capacity. Breaking load and safe working load figures must be obtained from verified manufacturer documentation.
- 02Before using the rope for mooring, towing or demanding load-bearing work, consider the complete system, including knots, splices, fittings, anchor points, environmental conditions and possible shock loading.
Questions we get asked
What is PP rope?
PP rope is manufactured from polypropylene, a lightweight synthetic material that absorbs very little water and normally floats.
What is Danline rope?
Danline rope is a common name used for firm polypropylene rope designed for marine, fishing, mooring and general commercial applications.
What is the difference between Danline rope and multifilament rope?
Danline or mono rope has a firmer and more rigid construction. PP multifilament rope is softer, smoother and more comfortable for frequent manual handling.
Does PP rope float?
Yes. Polypropylene is lighter than water, so PP rope normally floats. This makes it useful for fishing, boating and marine applications.
Does PP rope absorb water?
PP rope absorbs very little water. It remains relatively lightweight when used in wet environments.
Is PP rope resistant to rot?
Yes. Polypropylene does not naturally rot and is resistant to mildew, making it suitable for damp and outdoor environments.
Which PP rope should I choose?
Choose Danline rope when you need a firmer rope for mooring, securing and commercial marine applications. Choose multifilament rope when softness, flexibility and comfortable handling are the main priorities.
How long is a 100-yard roll?
A 100-yard roll is approximately 91.4 metres.
How long is a 200-yard roll?
A 200-yard roll is approximately 182.9 metres.
Can PP rope be used for mooring?
Yes, suitable Danline rope can be used for mooring. However, the correct diameter and rope must be selected according to the vessel, expected forces and verified safe working load.
Can PP rope be used outdoors?
Yes. PP rope is suitable for outdoor applications. However, prolonged exposure to sunlight can gradually weaken untreated polypropylene rope. Store it away from direct sunlight when not in use.
Can the rope be cut into shorter lengths?
Yes. The rope can be cut into shorter working lengths. The cut ends should be properly sealed or finished to prevent excessive fraying.
Can PP rope be used for lifting?
Do not use PP rope for overhead lifting, personnel support, climbing, fall protection or life-safety applications unless it is specifically rated and certified for that purpose.
How should PP rope be stored?
Store the rope clean, dry and loosely coiled in a shaded, ventilated area. Keep it away from sharp objects, direct sunlight and excessive heat.
When should the rope be replaced?
Replace it if you notice deep cuts, severe abrasion, melted areas, damaged strands, flattening, chemical damage or signs that it has previously been overloaded.
PP Mooring/Danline Rope 16 mm × 100 Yards – Grey — questions we are asked
- How much is PP Mooring/Danline Rope 16 mm × 100 Yards – Grey in Kenya?
- PP Mooring/Danline Rope 16 mm × 100 Yards – Grey is KSh 10,580 per roll from Afeef Maimun. The price is published rather than quoted on request, and eTIMS invoices are issued on every order.
- What size is PP Mooring/Danline Rope 16 mm × 100 Yards – Grey?
- 16 mm × 100 yards. Sold per roll.
- Is PP Mooring/Danline Rope 16 mm × 100 Yards – Grey in stock in Nairobi and Mombasa?
- In Stock — Darosa Plaza, Karen Road, Nairobi and opposite Ratna Square, Nyali, Mombasa. Same-day dispatch within Nairobi, next-day countrywide.
