• Durability: Polyester is known for its high tensile strength, which allows the rope to handle heavy loads and resist wear and tear. It’s ideal for both light-duty and heavy-duty applications.

• UV and Weather Resistant: Polyester fibers have excellent resistance to UV rays, making the rope ideal for outdoor use in direct sunlight without degrading over time.Unlike natural fibers like cotton, polyester rope is resistant to water. It won’t absorb water, meaning it won't weaken, shrink, or stretch when wet, which is essential for marine and outdoor activities.But it will sink in water as it is denser than water

• Flexibility: It is easy to handle and manipulate, which makes it suitable for various applications.
• Low stretch: Polyester ropes have low elasticity, which means they won't stretch much under load. This is especially beneficial when you need stable and secure tension, such as in rigging, mooring, or securing equipment.
• Smooth Finish  : The yarns are perfectly twisted with good TPM and strands are perfectly laid giving the ropes the desired smooth finishing 
• Weight to Length Ratio : Compared with other Polyethylene & Polypropylene Rope, this rope has more weight per meter due to different raw materials.

  It Is Used In : 

• Marine & Shipping Applications: Despite sinking, polyester is often used in marine applications for anchor lines, mooring lines, and other applications where a strong, durable, and non-absorbent rope is needed
• Outdoor and Camping: It’s ideal for securing tents, tarps, or other camping gear due to its weather resistance and strength.
• Industrial Uses: Polyester rope is widely used in industries like construction, rigging, and cargo handling for lifting, securing, and tying heavy loads. 
• General Utility: It’s also used in everyday applications like securing items, making crafts, or even creating decorative ropes for home use.
• Safety Lines and Rescue Operations: Because of its strength and durability, polyester twisted rope is often used in safety applications, including climbing ropes, rescue operations, and as safety lines in various industries.