
Jute rope
Properties:
- Density: 1.4 g/cm³
- Melting Point: Does not melt
- Elongation at Break: Approximately 15%
- Abrasion Resistance: Low
- UV Resistance: Low
- Water Absorption: Very high
Areas of Use:
- Decorative ropes
- Trim ropes
- Barrier ropes
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Jute rope represents a traditional natural fiber with a light beige color and similarities to hemp fiber. Versatile and ideal for creative projects in crafts and indoor decorations, its rustic appearance provides a warm and inviting touch. Note its limitations for outdoor use due to sensitivity to moisture. With environmentally friendly and naturally beautiful aesthetics, jute rope is perfect for small handicrafts to larger interior projects, creating a simple, elegant atmosphere with natural charm indoors.
Material and properties: Jute rope is made of natural fiber and is characterized by its light beige color and similarities to hemp fiber.
- Natural material: Jute is a natural fiber with a soft and quite smooth feeling. Although somewhat rougher than hemp.
- Color: the natural beige color makes these ropes resemble hemp and their aesthetics make them a popular choice in decorative purposes.
Applications: Jute rope is an ideal component for various creative projects such as crafts, hobbies, and indoor decorations, including use for ceiling trims. However, it should be noted that jute rope has specific limitations for outdoor use due to its sensitivity to moisture and water, making it unsuitable for outdoor environments.
Advantages: Jute rope offers an environmentally friendly and naturally beautiful solution for decorative projects. Its utility ranges from small handicrafts to larger interior projects, creating a sense of warm, earthy simplicity and elegance. The natural appearance provides an inviting touch to various projects and contributes to creating a rustic atmosphere in different indoor settings.
Specification
| Diameter [mm] | MBL [kp] | Weight [g/m] |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | 200 | 20 |
| 8 | 350 | 35 |
| 10 | 550 | 50 |
| 12 | 800 | 75 |
MBL: minimum breaking load. Stated breaking loads apply to new rope.
