Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-036 Manila Rope 200 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-036 is a natural manila fiber rope measuring 200 feet in length with a 3/4-inch diameter and a rated load capacity of 607 pounds. Made from genuine manila fiber, this rope delivers the traditional combination of flexibility, grip, and tensile strength that trade and industrial users expect from natural cordage. It is suited for rigging, bundling, lifting assists, and general-purpose tie-down applications across construction, landscaping, marine, and facility maintenance work. The 200-foot length and substantial capacity make it a practical choice wherever a durable natural-fiber rope is specified.

This rope is used in a wide range of commercial and residential applications including staging, load securing, equipment tie-down, and general utility rigging. At 3/4-inch diameter and a 607-pound working capacity, it fits applications where a mid-weight natural rope is required. Landscapers, construction crews, facilities maintenance teams, and riggers commonly keep this length on hand for site work. It is sold as a single 200-foot coil.

Key Features

• 200-foot continuous length provides ample rope for large-scale rigging and tie-down tasks
• 3/4-inch diameter balances grip, flexibility, and load capacity
• 607-pound capacity supports mid-weight load securing and rigging assist applications
• Natural manila fiber construction offers good grip and resistance to surface abrasion
• Weighs 31.8 pounds per coil, consistent with a full-length commercial-grade natural rope

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose natural manila rope suitable for standard rigging hardware, cleats, hooks, and tie-down fittings sized for 3/4-inch cordage.

Installation Notes

Natural manila rope should be inspected before each use for fraying, soft spots, or discoloration that may indicate degradation. Wear appropriate gloves when handling under load. When used in rigging applications, verify that all hardware and anchor points are rated at or above the rope capacity. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and direct contact with sharp edges that can accelerate fiber wear.