Marlow Ropes
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- Marlow Ropes Offers Full Color, 36-Page Literature Package Maritime Reporter, Apr 1992 #89
Marlow Ropes Ltd, one of the leadingU.
K. manufacturers ofhigh-technology fiber ropes, is offering a free, full-color, 36-page literature package on the ropes marketed by the company.
Marlow currently supplies their products worldwide to the marine and offshore industries, specializing in meeting the demands of today's discerning cruise operators for ropes of high strength and durability with special focus on low weight and ease of handling for deck crews and shoremen.
Included in the package is literature on "Cornwall" multifilament nylon rope, "Hercules" high-tenacity polyester rope, "Sturdee" splitfilm polypropylene rope, "Nelson" spunstaple polypropylene rope, "Nelson 90" high-strength polypropylene rope, "Supermix" polyester and spunstaple polypropylene rope, as well as others.
Specific advantages and specifications are listed for each kind of rope, and a chart is given listing the various sizes, weight and strength of the different types.
Also included is a circular which offers guidance on how to choose and use rope.
For free copies of the literature package from Marlow Ropes, Circle 101 on Reader Service Card
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