Bsc Preferred TWR131 Sisal Rope Natural Fiber

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED TWR131 is a natural sisal rope designed for moderate tying applications across a wide range of working environments. Sisal is a plant-based fiber known for its rough surface texture, which helps it hold knots securely and maintain grip under tension. The rope is biodegradable and pliable, making it easy to work with by hand. Because sisal is a natural fiber, it deteriorates when exposed to prolonged moisture or outdoor weather conditions, so it is best suited for dry or sheltered use. The TWR131 ships as a single unit weighing 17.5 pounds with package dimensions of 13.5 inches by 13.5 inches by 8.75 inches.

This sisal rope is well suited for homes, farms, nurseries, camping, and general utility tasks where a moderate-duty, biodegradable cordage solution is needed. Its natural construction makes it a preferred choice in agricultural and horticultural settings where synthetic materials are undesirable. It is not recommended for applications requiring extended outdoor exposure or sustained load-bearing under wet conditions. Tradespeople, farm operators, nursery staff, and facilities personnel are the typical users of this product.

Key Features

• Natural sisal fiber construction - biodegradable and environmentally responsible
• Rough surface texture provides firm grip and reliable knot retention
• Pliable and easy to handle for repeated tying tasks
• Suitable for homes, farms, nurseries, camping, and utility use
• Not recommended for prolonged outdoor or wet-weather exposure

Compatibility

The TWR131 is equivalent to part number S-18523. Designed as a general-purpose natural fiber rope for moderate tying applications across agricultural, horticultural, and utility settings.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for standard tying applications. Avoid exposing sisal rope to rain, standing water, or high-humidity environments for extended periods, as natural fiber degrades under these conditions. Store coils in a dry, sheltered location when not in use. Cut rope cleanly with a sharp blade to prevent fraying at the ends.