Manila Hemp, also known as Manila fiber, is actually made from a species of banana named Abaca, which is native to the Philippines. This fiber is incredibly durable, resistant to salt water damage, and is commonly used in the production of ropes, hawsers, and bristles for various products. The name "Manila Hemp" refers to the capital of the Philippines, Manila, and to the strength of the material, which is similar to hemp.
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