Wholesale In-Stock Twine
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PH-476001 | 1-Ply Sisal Tying Twine | 190 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476007 | 1-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine | 110 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476011 | 1-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine | 145 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476017 | 1-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine | 210 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476023 | 1-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine | 325 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476027 | 2-Ply Sisal Tying Twine | 360 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476033 | 2-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine | 315 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476035 | 2-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine | 490 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476041 | 3-Ply Sisal Tying Twine | 460 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476045 | 3-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine | 480 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476051 | 3-Ply, White Polypropylene Tying Twine | 725 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476053 | 3-Ply, Jute Twine | 84 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476059 | 4-Ply,Jute Twine | 110 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476061 | 5-Ply, Jute Twine | 140 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476067 | 8-Ply, 20 lb, Cotton Twine | 20lb. | 1 |
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PH-476069 | 12-Ply, 30 lb, Cotton Twine | 30 lb. | 1 |
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PH-476071 | 16-Ply, 40 lb, Cotton Twine | 40 lb. | 1 |
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Packaging twine is used for tying parcels, securing tags, bundling lightweight products, retail wrapping, and general warehouse tasks. Choose material, diameter, spool length, and strength from the job. 1. Choose material from the job. Cotton, sisal, polypropylene, nylon, and other twine or rope materials have different strength, stretch, moisture, and handling characteristics. 2. Choose diameter and length for the load. Do not select only by spool or coil size. 3. Use knots and attachments appropriate for the material. A strong rope can still fail if the knot, hook, handle, or anchor is unsuitable. 4. Avoid lifting or life-safety use without rated equipment. General packaging twine and rope should not be assumed suitable for hoisting, climbing, or overhead lifting. Twine can bundle parcels, secure tags, tie lightweight products, or support warehouse and retail tasks. Rope handles heavier utility work, but the material, diameter, construction, abrasion resistance, and knot efficiency all affect performance. Use exact product data where load or outdoor exposure matters. Packaging rope should not be promoted into lifting or life-safety service unless the exact product is specifically rated for that use. Related options: Twine & rope Twine is generally smaller and used for lighter tying; rope is heavier-duty, but exact construction matters. Do not assume that. Lifting requires equipment specifically rated for the load. Consider strength, stretch, moisture, abrasion, handling, and service environment. Yes, when the handle and tie material are compatible with the package and carried weight. Packaging HERO can help you compare dimensions, materials, performance requirements, application methods, and purchasing quantities for your operation.Packaging Twine for Bundling, Tags & Parcels
How to Choose
Twine & Rope Are Utility Materials with Different Strength Profiles
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between twine and rope?
Can packaging rope be used for lifting?
How do I choose material?
Can parcel handles be used with twine?
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