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Sisal

Sisal

Properties:

  • Density: 1.30 g/cm³
  • Melting Point: Does not melt
  • Elongation at Break: approximately 15%
  • Abrasion Resistance: Low
  • UV Resistance: Low
  • Water Absorption: Low

Applications:

  • Tying ropes
  • Cat scratching posts
  • Decorations

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Laid rope, Animal keeping, Crafts & Interior design

Description

Sisal is a natural fiber used to produce 3-strand and 4-strand ropes with specific characteristics.

Material and properties: Sisal is made from the sisal plant’s fiber, which gives the rope its characteristic properties.

  • Rough fiber: This type of natural fiber is often referred to as “hard fiber” and is known for its stiffness and durability.
  • Color: Sisal ropes have a light, yellow-beige color that gives it a natural and earthy aesthetic. The rope does not float in water and has an elongation at break of approximately 15%.

Applications: Sisal rope is primarily used in the following areas:

  • Tying ropes: Sisal ropes are used as tying ropes to secure objects or bind different materials together. Its strength and stiffness make it a reliable choice for these purposes.
  • Cat scratching posts: In the production of cat scratching posts and toys, sisal is often used to make cat ramps and scratching surfaces. Its rigidity makes it a perfect material for cats to scratch.
  • Decorations: The natural and earthy color of sisal rope is suitable for decorative purposes. It is often used to create decorations in homes or for events.

Advantages: The main advantages of sisal rope include its natural origin and durability. It is ideal for applications where stiffness and strength are important and its natural color makes it popular in the decoration sector.

Specification

Diameter [mm]MBL [kp]Weight [g/m]
626025
848050
1065066
12960100
141280135
161700185
182200220
202800280
244000360

MBL: minimum breaking load. Stated breaking loads apply to new rope.