Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-146 Nylon Solid Braid Rope

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-146 is a solid braid nylon rope sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum order of 50 feet. Constructed from nylon, this rope offers a listed tensile capacity of 484 pounds and a 1/2-inch diameter. Solid braid construction resists unraveling at cut ends and maintains a smooth, round profile that runs cleanly through pulleys, cleats, and fairleads. This rope is a general-purpose utility line suited for rigging, tie-down, hoisting assist, and equipment securing across trades and light industrial applications. Plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, and general contractors routinely keep coiled utility rope on the truck for everyday pull and tie tasks.

This rope is appropriate for residential and light commercial jobsite use wherever a dependable, mid-strength utility line is needed. Common applications include pulling wire or conduit through walls and ceilings, lowering tools in confined spaces, securing equipment on flatbeds, and temporary rigging during installs. The smooth solid braid profile reduces abrasion against conduit edges and framing members. Sold by the linear foot, buyers can order exactly the footage required for a job rather than accepting a fixed coil length.

Key Features

• Nylon construction provides good abrasion resistance and moderate stretch under load
• 1/2-inch diameter solid braid profile stays round and runs smoothly through hardware
• 484-pound listed load capacity for general utility and light rigging tasks
• Sold per linear foot in increments of 50 feet minimum, allowing precise quantity ordering
• Solid braid lay resists fraying at cut ends better than twisted constructions

Compatibility

General-purpose 1/2-inch solid braid nylon rope suitable for use with standard rope hardware, pulleys, cleats, and tie-down fittings designed to accept 1/2-inch diameter line.

Installation Notes

Cut rope to length using a sharp utility knife or rope cutter; heat-sealing the cut end with a lighter helps prevent fraying on nylon braid. Verify that the intended application load does not exceed the listed 484-pound capacity, and apply an appropriate safety factor per jobsite or rigging guidelines. Do not use rope in electrical proximity without confirming it is rated for that specific application. Store coiled rope away from prolonged UV exposure and petroleum-based solvents to preserve fiber integrity.