Wholesale In-Stock Twine
Image SKU Description Tensile Strength Case/Case
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1-Ply Sisal Tying Twine PH-476001 1-Ply Sisal Tying Twine 190 lb. 1
$38.40 $38.40 $38.40
1-Ply, 110 lb, White Polypropylene Tying Twine PH-476007 1-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine 110 lb. 1
$41.07 $41.07 $41.07
1-Ply, 145 lb, White Polypropylene Tying Twine PH-476011 1-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine 145 lb. 1
$42.85 $42.85 $42.85
1-Ply, 210 lb, White Polypropylene Tying Twine PH-476017 1-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine 210 lb. 1
$40.83 $40.83 $40.83
1-Ply, 325 lb, White Polypropylene Tying Twine PH-476023 1-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine 325 lb. 1
$40.43 $40.43 $40.43
2-Ply Sisal Tying Twine PH-476027 2-Ply Sisal Tying Twine 360 lb. 1
$38.40 $38.40 $38.40
2-Ply, 315 lb, White Polypropylene Tying Twine PH-476033 2-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine 315 lb. 1
$69.33 $69.33 $69.33
2-Ply, 490 lb, White Polypropylene Tying Twine PH-476035 2-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine 490 lb. 1
$69.33 $69.33 $69.33
3-Ply Sisal Tying Twine PH-476041 3-Ply Sisal Tying Twine 460 lb. 1
$38.40 $38.40 $38.40
3-Ply, 480 lb, White Polypropylene Tying Twine PH-476045 3-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine 480 lb. 1
$70.40 $70.40 $70.40
3-Ply, 725lb, White Polypropylene Tying Twine PH-476051 3-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine 725 lb. 1
$52.80 $51.20 $49.60
3-Ply, 84 lb, Jute Twine PH-476053 3-Ply, Jute Twine 84 lb. 1
$30.93 $30.93 $30.93
4-Ply, 110 lb, Jute Twine PH-476059 4-Ply,Jute Twine 110 lb. 1
$33.07 $33.07 $33.07
5-Ply, 140 lb, Jute Twine PH-476061 5-Ply, Jute Twine 140 lb. 1
$33.07 $33.07 $33.07
8-Ply, 20 lb, Cotton Twine PH-476067 8-Ply, 20 lb, Cotton Twine 20lb. 1
$20.63 $20.63 $20.63
12-Ply, 30 lb, Cotton Twine PH-476069 12-Ply, 30 lb, Cotton Twine 30 lb. 1
$20.63 $20.63 $20.63
16-Ply, 40 lb, Cotton Twine PH-476071 16-Ply, 40 lb, Cotton Twine 40 lb. 1
$20.63 $20.63 $20.63

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Twine by Fiber, Ply, Footage and Tensile Strength

Twine supports hand tying, bundling and light-duty packaging when its material and construction fit the task. Available products include natural sisal, white polypropylene, natural jute and cotton in multiple ply counts, coil lengths and listed tensile strengths. These properties vary by SKU and should be evaluated together.

Select the Fiber for the Work

Sisal offers a firm natural-fiber grip for cartons and bundled materials. A representative one-ply sisal product contains 3,000 feet and lists 190-pound tensile strength. Polypropylene choices provide longer footage and a wide range of listed strengths for compatible bundling applications.

Jute is a natural-fiber option for general tying, parcels and selected garden or kitchen uses. One three-ply jute product contains 5,000 feet and lists 84-pound tensile strength. Cotton products have lower listed strengths and may suit lighter tying tasks. Do not infer food-contact suitability from a kitchen-use description without exact documentation.

Distinguish Tensile Strength from Safe Working Load

Ply count alone does not determine performance across different fibers. Compare material, construction, footage and the exact listed tensile value. Knot type, abrasion, moisture, sharp edges and handling can change the strength of the completed tie.

Trial the twine on the actual bundle and avoid over-tightening crush-sensitive cartons. Inspect for cuts, fraying or contamination before use. Listed tensile strength is not a lifting rating, and twine should not be used to lift, suspend, tow or restrain people.

Twine Material Comparison

Material Available Character Choose From
Sisal Natural fiber with firm grip Ply, footage and tensile strength
Polypropylene White synthetic tying twine Ply, coil length and listed strength
Jute Natural general-purpose fiber Ply, footage and intended use
Cotton Softer twine for lighter tasks Ply and listed tensile strength

Twine FAQs

Is a higher ply count always stronger?

No. Material and product construction also affect listed tensile strength.

Which fibers are available?

The selection includes sisal, polypropylene, jute and cotton.

Can twine be used for lifting?

No. Listed tensile strength is not a lifting or working-load rating.

How should I compare coil value?

Compare footage together with fiber, ply and the required performance.

Need Help Choosing Twine?

Packaging HERO can help compare twine fiber, ply, footage and listed tensile strength for your tying task.

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