Value Collection 16782 Manila Rope 1/2 in 298 Lb Cap

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 16782 is a natural manila rope sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum order of 200 feet. Constructed from manila fiber, this rope measures 1/2 inch in diameter and carries a rated capacity of 298 pounds. Manila is a natural plant-based cordage known for its grip, flexibility, and resistance to outdoor conditions, making it a reliable choice for general-purpose rigging, bundling, and utility applications. Tradespeople, contractors, and facility maintenance crews typically source this rope for a wide range of light-to-medium-duty tasks where a dependable natural fiber line is required.

This rope is suited for general industrial, construction, agricultural, and facility maintenance applications. Its 1/2-inch diameter and 298-pound capacity make it appropriate for tasks such as securing loads, creating guide lines, bundling materials, or decorative and functional rigging. It is ordered in 1-foot increments with a 200-foot minimum order quantity, allowing purchasers to specify the exact footage needed for a job or ongoing supply requirements.

Key Features

• Natural manila fiber construction provides good grip and flexibility
• 1/2 inch diameter with 298 lb rated capacity
• Priced and cut in 1-foot increments for precise quantity ordering
• 200-foot minimum order quantity per transaction
• Suitable for general-purpose rigging, bundling, and utility use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose natural fiber rope suitable for standard 1/2-inch rope fittings, cleats, pulleys, and tie-down hardware commonly used in construction, agriculture, and industrial facility applications.

Installation Notes

When cutting manila rope to length, use a sharp blade and seal the cut ends immediately by wrapping with tape or whipping with twine to prevent unraveling. Inspect rope condition before each use, as natural fiber rope can weaken when exposed to prolonged moisture, chemicals, or UV light. Never exceed the rated load capacity, and avoid sharp bends or abrasion points that can concentrate stress and reduce effective strength. Rope handling and rigging work should follow applicable OSHA and ASME B30 guidelines.