Q. Which rope is better, hemp or jute rope?

Answer

The average tensile strength of hemp is stated to be 250 MPa (one MPa = one million pascals), which is higher than that of jute at 200 MPa. Since jute and hemp are so similar, very much pick either one for the ropemaking project. Both hemp and Twisted Jute Rope are great examples of natural fibers that may be used to manufacture rope for a variety of outdoor and gardening applications. Hemp rope is the strongest natural rope, thus it's the ideal option if strength is a priority. Since hemp rope is less likely to shrink when wet than jute rope, it may be preferable for marine or water-related applications.