Value Collection 16778 Manila Rope 3/8 in 151 Lb 200 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 16778 is a natural manila fiber rope sold in 1-foot increments from a 200-foot coil. Manila rope is twisted from agave plant fibers, giving it good tensile strength, natural grip, and resistance to sunlight degradation compared to synthetic alternatives. This rope has a 3/8-inch diameter and a rated load capacity of 151 pounds. It is a general-purpose utility rope used across construction, marine, agricultural, rigging, and facility maintenance applications. Licensed tradespeople and maintenance professionals keep manila rope on hand for light-duty tie-down, bundling, and securing tasks where a natural fiber product is specified.

This rope is suited for residential and commercial jobsite use wherever a 3/8-inch natural fiber line is appropriate. Common applications include securing conduit bundles, staging area barriers, light rigging, landscaping tie-downs, and general utility work. The 200-foot coil format makes it practical for stocking in a service vehicle or supply room. Minimum order quantity is 200 feet, purchased in 1-foot increments.

Key Features

• Natural manila fiber construction provides firm grip and resistance to UV degradation
• 3/8-inch diameter suits light-to-medium duty tie-down and rigging tasks
• 151-pound load capacity for general utility applications
• Sold in 1-foot increments from a 200-foot coil, minimizing waste
• Coil format stores cleanly in a truck bed, supply closet, or job box

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose natural fiber utility rope suitable for light rigging, bundling, and securing tasks across construction, maintenance, and agricultural applications where a 3/8-inch manila line is specified.

Installation Notes

Cut manila rope with a sharp utility knife or rope cutter and seal the cut ends immediately by whipping with twine or applying a heat source to prevent fraying. When used in load-bearing or rigging applications, verify that the working load does not exceed the rated capacity and apply an appropriate safety factor per applicable jobsite or code requirements. Inspect rope for fraying, kinking, or moisture damage before each use. Manila fiber will absorb moisture and should be stored dry to maintain integrity.