Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-078 Polypropylene Twisted Rope

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-078 is a 1/2-inch diameter polypropylene twisted rope sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum order quantity of 100 feet. With a rated load capacity of 472 pounds, this rope is suited for general-purpose securing, bundling, and rigging tasks across a wide range of trade and industrial applications. The twisted construction provides consistent lay and handles well under tension. Polypropylene resists moisture, mildew, and most common chemicals, making it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor environments. Installers, maintenance crews, and site workers across multiple trades keep this rope on hand for everyday utility work.

This rope is commonly used in construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general maintenance settings where a reliable, lightweight cordage is needed for pulling, bundling, or securing loads. It is sold by the linear foot, allowing purchasers to specify the exact quantity needed for the job. The 100-foot minimum order makes it practical for stocking on a service vehicle or in a shop supply room. Its 472-pound capacity makes it a dependable choice for moderate-duty applications where synthetic cordage is preferred over natural fiber options.

Key Features

• 1/2-inch diameter twisted polypropylene construction for consistent grip and lay
• 472-pound load capacity suitable for moderate-duty securing and rigging tasks
• Polypropylene material resists moisture, mildew, and common chemicals
• Sold in 1-foot increments, allowing precise quantity ordering
• Lightweight synthetic rope appropriate for both indoor and outdoor use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose twisted polypropylene rope suitable for construction, maintenance, and trade applications requiring a 1/2-inch diameter synthetic cordage with moderate load capacity.

Installation Notes

Inspect the rope and attachment points before each use to confirm the load does not exceed the rated 472-pound capacity. Use appropriate knots and hardware rated for the intended load; avoid sharp edges or abrasive surfaces that can degrade rope integrity over time. Cut ends should be heat-sealed or taped to prevent fraying. No special tools or trade licensing are required, but safe rigging and load-securing practices should always be followed.