Sowester Polysteel Rope 220m

Sowester Polyrope Coils (220m Coils) offer reliable, high-quality 3-strand twisted polypropylene rope. They are sold in 10 -12mm for potting and general use, also in 24 and 28mm for commercial fishing lines. It floats in water and can used for high-strain commercial loads.Manufactured by trusted supplier Sowester, these coils feature an extra twist in each strand for enhanced stability, durability, and consistent performance across marine, agricultural, industrial, and general-purpose applications.FeaturesPremium polypropylene material lightweight, strong, and fully UV and weather resistant for long-lasting outdoor useFloats on water ideal for marine environments, boating, mooring, fishing, and aquacultureLow stretch properties with excellent abrasion resistanceRot-proof and resistant to most chemicals, mildew, and decay3-strand twisted construction for easy handling, splicing, and knot securityExtra strand twist for improved structural stability and reduced kinkingApplicationsCrab and lobster pot/trap lines (often called “pot warp” or “crab ropes”) The floating property keeps lines visible on the surface, reduces propeller fouling, and makes retrieval easier; thicker diameters like 24mm or28mm handles heavy pots and rough conditions well.Marker buoy lines and float lines Ideal for attaching to buoys, nets, or traps to mark locations and prevent loss; buoyancy ensures they stay afloat even when weighted.Ground lines and bridle lines In pot fishing setups, for connecting multiple traps or securing gear on the seafloor.Longline and handline fishing As main lines or branch lines in smaller-scale or inshore operations, where floating helps manage gear.Net deployment and retrieval lines For gillnets, seine nets, or trawl support lines; the rope’s strength and spliceability make it practical for attaching to nets or hauling.Trawl warps or headline/footrope lines (in lighter setups) Especially in smaller vessels or as temporary/backup lines.Aquaculture support Such as securing fish cages, oyster trays, or mussel lines in marine farming operations.