Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-104 Solid Braid Rope

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-104 is a solid braid polyester rope with a 1/8-inch diameter and a maximum length of 100 feet. It carries a load capacity of 49 pounds, making it suitable for light-duty bundling, tie-down, and utility applications across a range of job sites and facilities. The solid braid construction provides a consistent round profile that resists kinking and feeds smoothly through pulleys, cleats, or guides. Polyester construction offers good resistance to moisture, UV exposure, and general abrasion. This rope is a practical stock item for contractors, facilities maintenance crews, and supply-room inventories.

This rope is appropriate for general-purpose light-duty use in construction, facilities management, maintenance, and similar trades environments. Typical applications include tool and equipment tethering, lightweight material bundling, guide lines, and utility tie-offs where loads remain within the 49-pound working capacity. The 100-foot length provides flexibility for cutting to job-specific lengths. At 0.5 pounds packaged weight, the spool or coil is easy to transport and store on a service vehicle or in a toolbox.

Key Features

• Solid braid construction maintains a consistent round profile and resists kinking
• Polyester material resists moisture, UV exposure, and everyday abrasion
• 1/8-inch diameter with a 49-pound load capacity for light-duty applications
• 100-foot maximum length allows cutting to job-specific requirements
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds packaged — easy to carry on a service vehicle

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose solid braid utility rope suited for light-duty tie-down, bundling, and guide-line applications across maintenance and trade environments.

Installation Notes

Cut to required length using a sharp utility knife or rope cutter; heat-seal or whip the cut ends immediately to prevent polyester braid from fraying. Verify that the intended load does not exceed the 49-pound capacity before use. Inspect the rope for fraying, kinking, or abrasion damage before each use and retire it from load-bearing service if damage is found.