Innovation, governance, and global performance.
Our leadership team guides inspired innovators who continuously deliver breakthrough solutions to meet the most demanding requirements. We’re committed to driving evolving products/solutions, often creating new materials and products to meet critical safety, strength and durability requirements.
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Whether it’s a custom-engineered rope, sling, tether, strength member or extruded product, we’ll work with you to define a solution to fit your most demanding requirements, helping your team work faster, smarter, and safer.
Committed to sustainable practices, respect for our team members, and solid governance.
GHG emission reduction, waste reduction, zero liquid discharge
100% recycling of production waste
Carbon neutral by 2040
Fair labor practices and worker safety
Diversity and inclusion
Respect and collaboration
Transparent and ethical business practices
Planned regulatory compliance audits
Good governance through detailed policies
Advancing Synthetic Fiber Rope and Net Technology for Decades.
1980s
1983: Puget Sound Rope founded
1980s: Extruded urethane jackets
1990s
1992: Tufropes founded
1994: Patented Plasma® and 12×12 construction
2000s
2007: Established India Nets (Tufnets)
2008: World’s biggest 12‑strand braider
2010: Selantic® roundslings
2010s
2012: New manufacturing in Vadodara
2016: New testing and fabrication plant in Texas
2016: Patented NDT testing of synthetic rope
2020s
2021: Developed leading strength HMPE 12-Strand rope
2022: Patented roundsling manufacturing process
2024: Largest Exporter Award
2024: Introduced patented AeroLock®
2025: Next-generation netting
2025: Applied Fiber termination technology
2025: Vadodara, India: Smart Factory Award
2026: CII Western region winner for Best Kaizen Award on Productivity Improvement
Today: Manufacturing up to 70K MT annually and channel partners & users in 75+ countries
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