3 ply Twisted Cotton
Bulk Soft Cotton
When it comes to rope, the term "ply" refers to the number of groups of fibers twisted together to create the rope. Single-ply rope only uses one group, comprising a few strings of yarn united as a tight helix. 2-ply rope features two groups that wrap around each other. The result is thicker and stronger than single-ply, so you can imagine how thick and strong 3-ply twisted cotton rope must be in comparison.
The correct answer is much thicker and much stronger. With 3-ply twisted cotton rope, you can accomplish so much more than you could with ropes of lower ply. Cotton as a material is already highly versatile in its applications. This type just allows you to use the rope for heavier loads and more strenuous conditions. It is hard to go wrong with it, but only as long as you use high-quality rope.
That is exactly what you can find here at Rope and Rope Products. We offer two kinds of 3-ply twisted cotton rope: one with bulk soft cotton, and the other with natural unbleached cotton. We also offer a variety of cut lengths for both, from a relatively miniscule 50 to a whopping 2250. Either way, any order you place with us will get you powerful and high-quality products.
The correct answer is much thicker and much stronger. With 3-ply twisted cotton rope, you can accomplish so much more than you could with ropes of lower ply. Cotton as a material is already highly versatile in its applications. This type just allows you to use the rope for heavier loads and more strenuous conditions. It is hard to go wrong with it, but only as long as you use high-quality rope.
That is exactly what you can find here at Rope and Rope Products. We offer two kinds of 3-ply twisted cotton rope: one with bulk soft cotton, and the other with natural unbleached cotton. We also offer a variety of cut lengths for both, from a relatively miniscule 50 to a whopping 2250. Either way, any order you place with us will get you powerful and high-quality products.
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