300D–1200D PP Yarn - High-Tenacity Polypropylene Multifilament (FDY) for Rope, Webbing & Technical Textiles

Product summary

A family of 100% polypropylene (PP) multifilament FDY yarns offered in a wide range of deniers (300d, 450d, 600d, 800–900d, 1000d, 1200d, etc.). Engineered for high tenacity, low elongation and excellent UV/chemical resistance — commonly used for rope, webbing, safety/anti-fall nets, container belts and industrial tapes.

Key technical parameters

• Material: 100% Polypropylene (PP) — FDY multifilament.

• Available deniers (typical): 300d, 450d, 600d, 800–900d, 1000d, 1200d (and other specialty counts up to 1680d)

• Filament configuration: 36f / 55f / 60f (examples), air-intermingled where requested.

• Mechanical properties (example for 900D spec): linear density ≈ 900±20D; tenacity ≥ 3.0–3.5 g/d; elongation at break ~20% (CV limits apply).

• Other characteristics: medium/coarse tape yarn options, dyed colors available, oil pick-up ~1.0–1.2%.

Selling points — why choose this yarn

• Cost-effective & light: PP beats many alternatives for strength-to-weight and raw material cost.

• High tenacity & low CV: Good consistency and reliable breaking strength for industrial use.

• Excellent weather & chemical resistance: Naturally hydrophobic and UV-tolerant when stabilized — suited for outdoor/tensioned applications.

• Color customization & processing flexibility: Dyed and air-intermingled variants for weaving, knitting and braiding.

• Scalable supply: Manufacturer capacity to service large orders (factory capacity listed on source).

Typical application scenarios

• Rope and braided cordage: fishing line backings, general-purpose ropes, lifting/binding cords.

• Webbing & belts: luggage straps, seat belts (non-automotive applications), cargo straps.

• Industrial textiles: filter cloth, geotextiles, cable wraps and wind canvas.

• Safety & protection: anti-fall nets, safety ropes, container lashings.

• Narrow fabrics & tapes: shoe laces, bag handles, woven tape products.

Packaging, lead time & ordering (practical notes)

• Packaging: bobbins (≈5–7 kg) packed in sacks/boxes; typical container fill ≈ 10 tons per 20′GP and up to ~23.5 tons per 40′HQ (actual packing varies by bobbin weight).

• Lead time: typical production and delivery timelines listed as within 7–15 days after deposit or L/C (fast shipment options cited).

• MOQ & pricing guide: published range on the source was approximately US$1.05–1.40/kg (check with supplier for current quotes and bulk discounts).

Future trends & market outlook

• Sustainability push: demand for recycled PP and eco-friendly processing is rising — expect more post-consumer and post-industrial recycled PP multifilament options.

• Technical upgrades: improved UV stabilizers and higher-tenacity polymers will expand PP use in heavier industrial applications.

• Customization & on-demand color matching: coloration and functional finishing (anti-static, flame retardant coatings) will grow as downstream applications diversify.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can you supply custom colors and do you have a minimum order for custom shades?
A: Yes — dyed/custom colors are available, typically subject to an MOQ for color runs. Confirm MOQ with the supplier.

Q: What sample policy applies?
A: Suppliers commonly provide free sample bobbins; the buyer usually pays express shipping. Lead time for an existing sample is often 2–3 days.

Q: How is quality guaranteed?
A: Quality control is through in-process testing (tenacity, linear density CV, elongation) and pre-shipment inspections per accepted standards (SGS or customer audits where applicable).

Q: What are typical applications by denier?
A: Lower deniers (300–600d) are used for lighter webbing and narrow fabrics; mid deniers (800–1000d) suit general webbing and medium ropes; higher counts (1200d+) are used in heavy duty rope, belts and technical tapes.