Blue Rope

Features & Benefits

• Blue Rope Polyprop available in five size and presentation options
• Choose from 6mm, 8mm and 10mm diameters
• Available in 27m, 30m and 220m lengths
• Four options supplied as complete coils
• 10mm x 27m option supplied as a hank
• Approximately 0.24in, 0.31in and 0.39in diameter options
• Lengths range from approximately 88.58ft to 721.78ft
• Made from polypropylene
• Blue colour supports easy visual identification
• Suitable for general tying, bundling and fastening tasks
• Longer 220m coils suit regular and higher-volume use
• Shorter 27m and 30m options suit occasional tasks
• Can be cut into shorter working lengths
• Reusable where the rope remains undamaged and suitable
• Sold per complete coil or hank
• Available for delivery throughout mainland UK

Common Uses

• General tying
• Bundling suitable materials
• Packaging and warehouse work
• Garden tasks
• Workshop organisation
• Garage storage
• Temporary fastening
• Camping applications
• Holding rolled materials together
• Securing suitable lightweight covers
• General household use
• Vehicle organisation
• Building-site organisation
• Farm and agricultural tasks
• Event preparation
• Display installation
• Creating temporary boundary lines
• Tying suitable sacks
• Stockroom organisation
• Cutting into shorter working lengths

Blue Rope Polyprop

Our Blue Rope Polyprop provides a practical synthetic rope for general tying, bundling, fastening and organisational tasks.

The range includes five options:

• 6mm x 30m coil / approximately 0.24in x 98.43ft
• 6mm x 220m coil / approximately 0.24in x 721.78ft
• 8mm x 220m coil / approximately 0.31in x 721.78ft
• 10mm x 220m coil / approximately 0.39in x 721.78ft
• 10mm x 27m hank / approximately 0.39in x 88.58ft

Consequently, customers can choose between three rope diameters and several length options. The shorter 27m and 30m formats suit occasional tasks, while the longer 220m coils provide a larger quantity for regular users.

The blue colour also helps users distinguish this rope from white or differently coloured materials in a busy workplace or storage area.

However, no breaking strain or safe working load has been supplied. Therefore, customers should use the rope for appropriate general-purpose tasks rather than lifting, climbing or safety-critical applications.

Blue Rope Polyprop Specifications

Dimensions are nominal, while imperial conversions are approximate. Small variations in rope diameter, length, blue shade and presentation may occur between manufacturing batches.

No safe working load, breaking strain or certified lifting capacity has been supplied. Therefore, users must assess the rope and application before use.

Blue Rope Polyprop Size Options

The different options allow customers to choose a suitable diameter, length and presentation for their general-purpose application.

However, a larger diameter does not automatically confirm a particular load capacity. Where strength matters, users should obtain suitable technical information or select a rated product.

Blue Rope Polyprop 6mm x 30m Coil

The 6mm x 30m coil measures approximately 0.24in in diameter and 98.43ft in length.

This compact coil suits occasional tying, bundling and general organisational tasks. Additionally, the shorter format provides a practical option for customers who do not require a full 220m coil.

Users can cut the rope into several shorter working lengths. However, each cut end may require suitable finishing to reduce fraying.

The 30m coil provides the same 6mm diameter as the longer 220m option. Therefore, customers can choose according to the total amount of rope required.

Blue Rope Polyprop 6mm x 220m Coil

The 6mm x 220m coil measures approximately 0.24in in diameter and 721.78ft in length.

Its longer format suits workshops, warehouses, farms, events and other users who regularly cut rope into working lengths.

The slimmer 6mm diameter provides a compact general-purpose option for suitable tying and bundling. Furthermore, the larger coil may reduce the need to order several shorter lengths.

Measure each section carefully before cutting. Then secure the remaining coil so it does not unravel or create a trip hazard.

Blue Rope Polyprop 8mm x 220m Coil

The 8mm x 220m coil measures approximately 0.31in in diameter and 721.78ft in length.

This option sits between the 6mm and 10mm diameters. Consequently, it provides a useful middle choice for customers who want a more substantial profile than 6mm rope without moving to the thickest available option.

The long 220m coil suits regular users and can be divided into several shorter working lengths.

However, rope diameter alone does not confirm strength. Therefore, customers should not estimate a safe working load from the 8mm measurement.

Blue Rope Polyprop 10mm x 220m Coil

The 10mm x 220m coil measures approximately 0.39in in diameter and 721.78ft in length.

Its thicker profile may provide easier manual handling for suitable general-purpose tying and bundling tasks. Additionally, the 220m length provides a substantial quantity for regular workplace use.

This option may suit customers who repeatedly require 10mm rope and prefer to cut their own lengths.

However, the larger diameter does not make the rope suitable for lifting, climbing, towing or another safety-critical application.

Blue Rope Polyprop 10mm x 27m Hank

The 10mm x 27m hank measures approximately 0.39in in diameter and 88.58ft in length.

A hank presents the rope as a looped and bundled length rather than a wound coil. Therefore, customers should release and organise the hank carefully before cutting or using the rope.

The shorter 27m length suits users who require 10mm rope but do not need a complete 220m coil.

Keep the hank tied or contained until required. Otherwise, the loops may become tangled during handling or storage.

Choosing the Correct Blue Rope Polyprop

First, consider the required rope diameter:

• Choose 6mm / approximately 0.24in for a slimmer general-purpose rope
• Choose 8mm / approximately 0.31in for a medium diameter
• Choose 10mm / approximately 0.39in for the thickest available option

Next, consider the amount of rope required. The 27m / approximately 88.58ft hank and 30m / approximately 98.43ft coil suit occasional tasks. Meanwhile, the 220m / approximately 721.78ft coils suit regular and higher-volume use.

Also consider:

• The weight of the item
• Whether the item may move
• Indoor or outdoor conditions
• Contact with sharp edges
• The required knot
• The consequences if the rope fails
• Whether a certified load rating is required
• The amount of rope needed for each task
• Whether a coil or hank suits the storage arrangement

Where the application requires a known capacity, choose a rope or lashing product with suitable certification and clearly stated technical data.

Using Blue Rope Polyprop

Before using the rope:

1. Select the appropriate diameter and length.
2. Inspect the required section for visible damage.
3. Measure the amount required.
4. Cut the rope using a suitable tool.
5. Finish the cut end where appropriate.
6. Position the rope around the suitable item.
7. Tie an appropriate knot.
8. Check that the knot remains secure.
9. Make sure the item cannot move unexpectedly.
10. Recheck the rope during use where necessary.

Do not use a knot that you do not understand or cannot inspect. Different knots can significantly affect rope performance, grip and ease of release.

Cutting Blue Rope Polyprop

Customers can cut the rope into shorter working lengths.

First, measure the required section carefully. Next, mark the rope and place it on a stable cutting surface.

Use a suitable cutting tool and keep hands away from the blade. Additionally, wear suitable hand and eye protection where the workplace risk assessment requires it.

Synthetic rope ends may fray after cutting. Therefore, apply an appropriate end-finishing method where required.

Heat-sealing may melt synthetic fibres and create hot material or fumes. Consequently, only use heat where workplace procedures allow it and provide suitable ventilation and fire precautions.

Tying Knots in Blue Rope Polyprop

Choose a knot that suits the application and rope diameter.

Pull the knot tight enough to remain secure without damaging the rope. Afterwards, leave a suitable tail so the knot cannot easily work loose.

Polypropylene rope can have a relatively smooth surface. Therefore, some knots may require additional turns or an appropriate backup knot.

Inspect knots regularly where movement or vibration occurs. If a knot repeatedly loosens, stop using the arrangement and select a more suitable knot, rope or fastening product.

Remember that knots can reduce the effective strength of rope. Consequently, do not rely on the full unknotted strength when using a tied section.

Blue Rope Polyprop for Bundling

The rope can bundle suitable lightweight materials, rolled products and packaged items.

Place the items together in a stable arrangement before applying the rope. Then pass the rope around the bundle and tie it securely.

Avoid overtightening the rope around crushable boxes, delicate products or flexible containers. Excessive pressure may damage the contents even when the rope remains intact.

For heavy, unstable or valuable items, use packaging and restraint products designed specifically for the load.

Blue Rope Polyprop for Outdoor Tasks

Polypropylene provides a practical synthetic rope material for many suitable outdoor tasks.

However, long-term UV resistance, weather resistance and temperature performance have not been specified for this product.

Sunlight, moisture, dirt, chemicals and repeated movement may affect the rope over time. Therefore, inspect outdoor rope regularly and replace any section that becomes brittle, heavily faded, cut or permanently distorted.

Do not assume that outdoor suitability makes the rope appropriate for permanent structural support or safety-critical use.

Blue Rope Polyprop for Warehouses and Workshops

The range provides several options for occasional and regular workplace use.

The rope can help bundle suitable stock, organise rolled materials or create temporary ties. Additionally, users can cut the longer 220m coils into several working lengths.

The blue colour may make the rope easier to identify among differently coloured packaging and fastening materials.

Keep the main coil or hank in a designated storage location and return unused rope after each task. Otherwise, loose rope may create a trip or entanglement hazard.

Handling the 10mm x 27m Hank

Keep the hank secured until the rope is required.

When opening it, place the bundle on a clean and stable surface. Next, identify the rope end and release the ties carefully.

Avoid pulling sections randomly from the middle because this may twist or tangle the rope.

After removing the required length, secure the remaining rope into a neat bundle. This helps keep it organised for future use.

Do not leave the open hank across floors, walkways or vehicle loading areas.

Inspecting Blue Rope Polyprop

Inspect the rope before every use.

Look for:

• Cuts
• Fraying
• Flattened sections
• Melted fibres
• Heat damage
• Chemical damage
• Heavy abrasion
• Discolouration
• Stiff or brittle areas
• Permanent stretching
• Damaged knots
• Contamination
• Excessive surface wear

Do not use damaged rope. Instead, remove the affected section or replace the complete working length.

Where the rope has experienced a sudden load or impact, inspect it carefully before reuse. Hidden damage may not appear immediately obvious.

Protecting Blue Rope Polyprop from Sharp Edges

Sharp edges can cut or abrade synthetic rope.

Before tying an item, identify metal corners, rough timber, protruding fittings and abrasive surfaces. Then reposition the rope or use suitable edge protection.

Do not allow the rope to rub repeatedly against an unprotected edge during transport or movement.

Replace any section that develops cuts, heavy wear or exposed internal material.

Blue Rope Polyprop Load Limitations

No breaking strain, safe working load or certified load rating has been supplied for this rope.

Therefore, do not estimate its capacity from the diameter, appearance or material alone.

The performance of rope can change according to:

• Rope construction
• Manufacturing batch
• Knots
• Bends
• Abrasion
• Age
• Temperature
• Chemical exposure
• UV exposure
• Moisture
• Direction of loading
• Sudden impacts

Where failure could cause injury or significant damage, select a correctly rated rope or certified restraint system.

Important Safety Limitations

Do not use the rope for:

• Lifting loads
• Suspending loads overhead
• Climbing
• Abseiling
• Fall protection
• Supporting people
• Personal restraint
• Towing vehicles
• Vehicle recovery
• Securing animals
• Marine rescue
• Safety barriers
• Playground equipment
• Structural support
• Electrical insulation
• Heat or flame protection
• Applications requiring a certified load rating
• Applications where failure could cause serious injury

This product provides general-purpose rope rather than certified lifting, climbing, towing or safety equipment.

Cleaning Blue Rope Polyprop

Remove loose dirt using a soft brush or dry cloth.

Where necessary, wipe or gently wash a suitable section with mild soapy water. Then rinse away any residue and allow the rope to dry naturally.

Do not use bleach, strong solvents or harsh chemicals because they may affect the rope.

Keep it away from direct heat, open flames and hot equipment. Additionally, do not use a heated appliance to accelerate drying.

Storing Blue Rope Polyprop

Store the Blue Rope Polyprop in a clean and dry location away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, chemicals and sharp objects.

Keep coils neatly wound and secure the loose end so they do not unravel.

For the 10mm x 27m hank, keep the rope arranged in an orderly bundle and retain suitable ties around the loops.

Store every option away from walkways and vehicle routes to reduce trip and crushing hazards.

Allow damp rope to dry before long-term storage. Furthermore, inspect rope that has remained in storage for an extended period before returning it to use.

Also Known As

Customers may also describe this product as:

• Blue polypropylene rope
• Blue polyprop rope
• Polypropylene cord
• Synthetic rope
• General-purpose rope
• Blue utility rope
• Packaging rope
• Bundling rope
• Tying rope
• Blue cord
• Poly rope
• Workshop rope
• Warehouse rope
• Garden rope
• Blue rope coil
• Blue rope hank

These terms may describe products with different diameters, lengths, constructions and load capabilities. Therefore, compare the complete specification before ordering.

Food Safety Information

We have not confirmed this rope as suitable for direct food contact.

Therefore, do not allow the rope to touch exposed food. When tying or securing food products, keep the contents inside suitable, sealed food-contact packaging.

Rope used outdoors, in vehicles or around dirty equipment should remain separate from food-handling areas.

PPWR Compliance Information

The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, Regulation (EU) 2025/40, establishes requirements for packaging placed on the EU market. Further information appears in the European Commission’s packaging guidance.

The rope functions as a product and may also form part of a packaging arrangement when used for bundling or securing goods. Therefore, businesses supplying packaged products into the EU should assess the complete packaging format and the obligations relevant to its materials and intended use.

This description does not constitute a declaration of PPWR compliance. Please contact us if you require available product or packaging information for a particular application.

Sample Requests

We may provide a short rope sample where available so you can assess the diameter, blue colour and general construction before ordering a complete coil or hank.

A sample does not confirm a breaking strain, safe working load or suitability for a safety-critical application.

To discuss availability, please contact us:

• Email: sales@expresspackaging.co.uk
• Telephone: 0121 622 2347

Blue Rope Polyprop Delivery

We can deliver Blue Rope Polyprop throughout mainland UK.

Choose from:

• 6mm x 30m coil / approximately 0.24in x 98.43ft
• 6mm x 220m coil / approximately 0.24in x 721.78ft
• 8mm x 220m coil / approximately 0.31in x 721.78ft
• 10mm x 220m coil / approximately 0.39in x 721.78ft
• 10mm x 27m hank / approximately 0.39in x 88.58ft

Each option is sold as one complete coil or hank, according to the selected size.

Blue Rope Polyprop Illustration Only

Product photographs are for illustration purposes. Packages, tools, vehicles and other accessories are not included unless the product listing states otherwise.

The blue shade, rope finish, coil arrangement and hank format may vary according to current stock or manufacturing batch. Additionally, photography, lighting and screen settings can affect the colour shown online.

The material, dimensions and presentation stated in the written specification should guide your purchase.