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Maxiline Ropes
are manufactured from extruded high strength
Poypropylene yarns.
Maxiline Ropes are produced from extruded embossed
yarns and cover a range of standard 3-strand laid.
Maxiline Ropes are tough, extremely strong and
easy to work and knot. They are UV stabilised with
excellent weathering properties and have a high
strength-to-weight ratio.
Maxiline Ropes are high strength, economical
general purpose ropes suitable for a wide range of
industrial applications, particularly marine,
construction, mining, trucking, rural, commercial,
fishing, petroleum and domestic areas. |
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Diameter
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6 |
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10 |
12 |
14 |
16 |
18 |
20 |
24 |
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Nom
breaking force (kN)*
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7.1 |
12.5
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18.4
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26.0
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35.9
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44.4
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56.0
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68.3
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95.6
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Approx
mass/ 250m coil (kg)
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4.2 |
7.5
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11.0
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16.0
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23.0
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29.0
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37.0
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45.0
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65.0
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Diameter
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28 |
32 |
36 |
40 |
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Nom
breaking force (kN)*
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126
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158
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199
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241
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Approx
mass/ 250m coil (kg)
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89.0
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115
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147
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185
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* THE MINIMUM BREAKING FORCE MUST IN NO
WAY BE CONSTRUED AS THE SAFE WORKING LOAD OF
THE ROPE
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Strength:
Maxiline Ropes are extremely strong. They are
unaffected by water and so retain the same
high strength whether wet or dry.
Elongation: At breaking load, Maxiline
Ropes elongate by 25-30%, and at 25% of
breaking load by 13-16%. Elongation
characteristics depend upon rope size and
construction.
Energy Absorption: Maxiline Ropes can
absorb repeated shock loads of relatively high
orders. Their extensibility and elasticity are
better than Sisal and Manila Ropes; but not as
good as Nylon Ropes because Maxiline has a
lower energy absorption capacity than Nylon.
Abrasion Resistance: Maxiline Ropes have
excellent abrasion characteristics and they
resist external wear well.
Specific Gravity: The specific gravity of
Polypropylene is 0.91. Maxiline Ropes float in
water.
Resistance to Chemicals: Maxiline Ropes
are resistant to acids and alkalis, most
common solvents and oxidising agents.
Sensitivity: Maxiline Ropes are sensitive
to bleaching agents (Sodium Hypo-chlorite),
cleaning agents and solvents (Xylene, Toluene,
Trichloroethylene). Although polypropylene is
sensitive to UV radiation (sunlight), Maxiline
Ropes are stabilised to combat the harmful
effects of harsh Australian climatic
conditions.
Reaction to Flame: Maxiline Ropes ignite
when in contact with flame and support
combustion.
Reaction to Water: Maxiline Ropes do not
absorb water and are not affected by water.
Storage: Maxiline Ropes should be stored
in a cool, well ventilated dry store, never in
closed containers. Maxiline Ropes should be
stacked on wooden gradings or racks, or
special coil pegson stands. They should not be
exposed to the weather or direct sunlight.
When storing Maxiline ropes, ensure that they
are stored away from: racks of heavy objects
whose inadvertent fall may result in damage to
the rope; from chemicals and other agents;
containers containing liquids which may leak;
and sources of sparks. Maxiline Ropes should
not be stored under conditions of high heat or
excessively drying atmospheres.
Maxiline Ropes should never be dried in front
of a fire or stored near a stove or other
sources of heat. |
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