Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-041 Polypropylene Rope 500 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-041 is a solid braid polypropylene rope rated for 127 pounds of load capacity. It measures 1/4 inch in diameter and comes in a 500-foot length, making it well suited for general-purpose utility, rigging, and tie-down applications across trade and industrial job sites. The solid braid construction provides abrasion resistance, helping the rope hold up against rough edges, concrete, conduit, and similar surfaces encountered in field work. At 6.5 pounds per coil, it is light enough for one-person handling while offering enough length to cover extended runs or multiple smaller cuts.

This rope is appropriate for use in construction, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and general maintenance settings where a reliable utility line is needed. Common applications include pulling wire and conduit, securing equipment during transport, hoisting lightweight materials, and use as a general utility or positioning line. The 500-foot length accommodates longer pulls or bulk cutting to shorter working lengths as the job requires.

Key Features

• Solid braid construction provides consistent diameter and abrasion resistance along the full length
• 1/4 inch diameter suits standard utility, pull-line, and tie-down applications
• 127-pound load capacity for lightweight rigging and general utility use
• 500-foot length allows bulk use or cutting to custom working lengths
• Polypropylene material resists moisture, mildew, and most common chemical splashes
• 6.5-pound coil weight supports easy single-person transport and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose solid braid polypropylene utility rope suitable for trade and industrial applications requiring a 1/4 inch diameter pull or tie-down line.

Installation Notes

A licensed or qualified tradesperson should evaluate load requirements before use and confirm the 127-pound capacity is appropriate for the intended application. Never exceed the rated load capacity. Cut ends should be heat-sealed or whipped to prevent unraveling. Inspect the rope before each use for fraying, abrasion damage, or weakening, and retire the rope from load-bearing service at the first sign of significant wear.