Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-138 Nylon Solid Braid Rope

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-138 is a 100-foot nylon solid braid rope rated for a 460-pound capacity. Solid braid construction delivers a firm, round profile that resists kinking and feeds smoothly through pulleys, hooks, and tie-down hardware. At 3/8 inch in diameter, this rope fits standard cleats, cam cleats, and rope-guide hardware commonly found in industrial, maintenance, and utility applications. Nylon construction provides good resistance to abrasion and moderate resistance to moisture and UV exposure. The rope weighs 3.3 pounds and ships as a single coil unit.

This rope suits a wide range of trade and general-purpose applications including rigging support lines, equipment tie-downs, safety barriers, bundling, and utility pulls. It is commonly used by maintenance crews, contractors, and facility service professionals who need a dependable general-purpose cordage in a manageable diameter. The 100-foot length provides enough run for most single-span or multi-anchor setups without requiring splicing.

Key Features

• Solid braid construction maintains a consistent round profile and resists kinking under load
• 460-pound load capacity suitable for general rigging and utility tie-down tasks
• 3/8 inch diameter fits standard rope-guide hardware, hooks, and cleats
• Nylon material offers good abrasion resistance and moderate moisture tolerance
• 100-foot length ships as a single coil with no splices
• 3.3-pound total weight keeps the coil manageable for single-person handling

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose solid braid rope compatible with standard 3/8-inch rope hardware including cleats, pulleys, cam locks, and tie-down anchors used in industrial and maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect the full length of the rope before each use for fraying, core damage, or discoloration that may indicate UV degradation or chemical exposure. When anchoring to hardware, use appropriate knots or mechanical rope grabs rated for the intended load — never exceed the stated 460-pound capacity. Store the coil away from prolonged direct sunlight and petroleum-based chemicals, both of which degrade nylon over time. No special tools are required for deployment, but end-sealing with heat or whipping twine is recommended to prevent unraveling at cut ends.