Fibrous Cord

Item Name Code (INC) 31132

Textile Fabrics
Federal Supply Class: FSC 8305
NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 8305
Textiles, Leather, Furs, Apparel and Shoe Findings, Tents and Flags
Federal Supply Group: FSG 83
NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 83
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INC 31132 Fibrous Cord
INC 31132 Fibrous Cord

A braided cordage item (or twisted fiber glass item) of any diameter with or without a core (includes natural or synthetic fibers). Excludes items with fittings; LINE (as modified). See also TWINE, FIBROUS and ROPE, FIBROUS.

Additional Information for Fibrous Cord Additional Information for Fibrous Cord

Fibrous cord refers to a type of cord or rope made from natural or synthetic fibers. These cords are typically strong, durable, and flexible, making them suitable for various applications.

Natural fibers commonly used in fibrous cords include cotton, hemp, jute, sisal, and coir. These fibers are derived from plants and have been used for centuries to make ropes and cords. Natural fibrous cords are often preferred for their biodegradability and eco-friendliness.

On the other hand, synthetic fibers like nylon, polyester, and polypropylene are also commonly used in the production of fibrous cords. These synthetic materials offer increased strength, resistance to moisture, and durability compared to natural fibers. Synthetic fibrous cords are often used in heavy-duty applications such as towing, climbing, and industrial purposes.

Fibrous cords find applications in various industries and activities, including:

1. Outdoor and recreational activities: Fibrous cords are used for camping, hiking, boating, and other outdoor activities. They can be used for setting up tents, securing equipment, creating clotheslines, and more.

2. Construction and industrial purposes: Fibrous cords are used in construction sites for lifting heavy objects, securing scaffolding, and tying materials together. They are also used in industrial settings for packaging, bundling, and securing goods.

3. Arts and crafts: Fibrous cords are popular in arts and crafts projects, such as macrame, weaving, and jewelry making. They can be used to create decorative items, wall hangings, plant hangers, and more.

4. Household uses: Fibrous cords can be used for various household purposes, such as hanging curtains, tying up plants, creating DIY projects, and organizing items.

When using fibrous cords, it is important to consider the weight capacity, tensile strength, and specific requirements of your intended application. Always follow proper safety guidelines and instructions when using fibrous cords to ensure their effective and safe use.

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