Yale Polydyne rigging lines are high-strength, abrasion-resistant double-braid polyester ropes that will deliver professional performance. Polydyne utilizes a polyester sleeve over a nylon core. Despite the dissimilar stretch characteristics of these fibers, Yale engineers have produced constructions where both fibers contribute. The resulting rope has high breaking strength and more stretch in its working load range. Polydyne is up to taking more dynamic abuse without being degraded prematurely. Take special note of the working energy-absorption rating, which is the amount of energy a rope absorbs before reaching its working load. The ultimate energy absorption of this rope is also correspondingly high.

Sterling’s dedicated, all-purpose arbor rigging line is made with a polyester sheath for great durability in all conditions. Atlas’s braided nylon core provides smooth handling and the ability to absorb dynamic forces. Workhorse of a rigging line.

Portland Braid double-braided polyester offers high value at a very competitive price. Portland Braid offers consistent performance at an economical price. Portland Braid is a firm, yet easily spliceable rope that allows for good handling and conformance to sheaves. Also available with optional Maxijacket urethane coating to further enhance the rope’s wear resistance.

Teufelberger tREX’s hi-vis strands are solution-dyed to prevent loss of color throughout use. Furthermore, it is wax coated, which keeps it from getting rough fast, prevents the ‘snagging’ typically encountered with such ropes and also increases the rope’s service life significantly. Great cordage for rigging tools; straight slings, whoopies, rigging chains, and more!