Value Collection 16787 Sisal Rope 5/16 in 76 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 16787 is a natural sisal rope designed for general-purpose binding, bundling, lashing, and light rigging tasks across a wide range of trade and industrial environments. Constructed from sisal fiber, this rope measures 5/16 inches in diameter and carries a rated load capacity of 76 pounds. It is sold in 1-foot increments from a 200-foot minimum order quantity, making it well suited for operations that require consistent, measured lengths of cordage. Maintenance crews, facilities technicians, contractors, and supply managers commonly specify sisal rope for applications where a natural, biodegradable fiber is preferred over synthetic alternatives.

This sisal rope is appropriate for use in warehousing, construction staging, landscaping, equipment bundling, and light-duty tie-down scenarios. Its natural fiber construction provides good grip and knot-holding characteristics, making it practical for hand-tying applications where synthetic rope may slip. It is not rated for overhead lifting or fall-protection use. Purchasers should confirm the intended load and environmental conditions before specifying this rope for any safety-critical application.

Key Features

• 5/16-inch diameter natural sisal fiber construction
• 76-pound load capacity for light-duty bundling and lashing tasks
• Sold in 1-foot increments — order exact lengths to minimize waste
• Natural fiber provides strong knot-holding and grip characteristics
• Biodegradable material suitable where natural cordage is specified

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose natural fiber cordage suitable for light-duty binding, bundling, and lashing applications across trade, industrial, and facilities maintenance environments.

Installation Notes

Cut sisal rope with a sharp utility knife or rope cutter, and seal cut ends by wrapping with tape or whipping thread to prevent fraying. Do not use this rope for overhead lifting, fall arrest, or any load-bearing application that exceeds its 76-pound rated capacity. Sisal fiber absorbs moisture and will lose strength when wet — avoid sustained exposure to water or high-humidity environments for safety-critical tasks. Store coils in a dry location away from prolonged UV exposure to maintain fiber integrity.