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The fiber of the abaca - a species of banana plant grown almost exclusively in the Philippines - is processed to become manila rope. The abaca is also grown in Central America, Sumatra and Borneo. They suit the demands of shipping, construction and agriculture. No. 1 Manila is a general purpose rope best suited for jobs where economy, strength, and durability are necessary. It has great resistance from mildew and agricultural deterioration.

This a an example of half inch manila hand-woven four inch mesh in real use
 














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