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Cotton twine is made from a blended composition of cotton and polyester yarn. The twine is available on cones or balls. It is primarily used for wrapping or tying in the food service, advertising, toy, or packaging industries. Popular put-ups include 2, 2.5, or 5 Lb. cones, and or 1 Lb. balls.

This twine is an economical, all purpose twine made from polypropylene yarns and is plied and extruded into various sizes to add either yield or strength. The twine is put-up in 10 Lb. center pull cartons. There are 4 of these 10 Lb. boxes to a master carton. This twine is a very popular general purpose tying twine and is ideal for baler, binder, or lumber yard twine. It can be used as a tie down for tarps, banners or cover, and has been also used as a fish-line in certain electrical applications. It is available in a variety of sizes and strengths with some of the more popular sizes listed below.This twine is an economical, all purpose twine made from polypropylene yarns and is plied and extruded into various sizes to add either yield or strength. The twine is put-up in 10 Lb. center pull cartons. There are 4 of these 10 Lb. boxes to a master carton. This twine is a very popular general purpose tying twine and is ideal for baler, binder, or lumber yard twine. It can be used as a tie down for tarps, banners or cover, and has been also used as a fish-line in certain electrical applications. It is available in a variety of sizes and strengths with some of the more popular sizes listed below.

Sisal twine is made from a natural plant fiber, and is a strong economical, workhorse twine. Sisal twine is offered in a 1, 2 or 3 ply construction. This is the number of strands used to make the finished twine. This twine is used for agricultural, landscape and nursery applications; along with general industrial tying applications. The plied tying twine is packaged in 10 Lb. center pull cartons, or on 50 Lb. bulk reels. This sisal tying twine will yield 350 feet per lb. in the one ply, down to 110 feet per lb. in the 3 ply.