Polyamide PA & Polyamide

Ropes and cords made of polyamide & polyamide

Polyamide ropes are soft and pleasant to handle, resembling silk with a smooth and soft surface. The key difference between polyamide and other materials is its ability to absorb strong shocks and jolts. Polyamide silk has an elongation at break of around 40%, making it suitable for applications where the rope is subjected to heavy shocks and pulls.

Polyamide is a group of synthetic fibers, including polyamide. When polyamide was introduced, it was a trademark owned by DuPont; today, it is a common term used as a name for polyamide. Polyamide has a silk-like feel and is an essential material in various industries. Polyamide was the first synthetic material to be used in rope production. Its high wear resistance and tensile strength were groundbreaking, paving the way for synthetic materials in the rope world.