Braid: The process to produce rope or textile structure formed by a braiding process in “V” form, The interwining of strands in a briding process to produce a rope structure.
Twisted: The number of turns about the axis applied to a fiber, yarn, strand or rope over a given length to combine the individual elements into a larger and stronger structure.
Cord: A small braided item of cordage, usually less than 4mm of diameter.
Rope: A rope is a length of fibres, twisted or braided together to improve strength for pulling and connecting.
Core: A textile product (yarn, strand, small diameter rope etc.) placed in the center of a rope and used as a support for the strands around it.
Rope with core: Twisted or braided rope used as an element of subrope of a parallel structure.
Double braided rope: Two ropes in one, a braided core is over-braided with a cover braid, hence the terms braid on braid and 2 in 1 braid. / Exceptionally strong rope construction of a core braid containing within an outer braided jacket.
Parallel core rope: Specialized construction consisting of parallel fiber core wrapped with a double layer and covered with a braided jacket.
Twisted rope: The number of turns about the axis applied to a fiber, yarn, strand or rope over a given length to combine the individual elements into a larger and stronger structure.