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Why does my BiColor rope have fuzzy bumpy yarns at the middle mark?

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Why does my BiColor rope have fuzzy bumpy yarns at the middle mark?

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Those fuzzy bumpy spots are Air Splices. An air splice is the joining of two yarn ends by means of high-pressure air forced around the ends causing them to entwine and snarl together. Air splices are essential to join strands into usable lengths. From a life safety perspective two yarns air spliced together test out to be 50% stronger than continuous straight fibers because they have twice as much yarn in the section that is air spliced.

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