Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-154 Nylon Braid Rope 500 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-154 is a nylon solid braid rope rated for a maximum length of 500 feet with a diameter of 5/32 inches and a load capacity of 55 pounds. Solid braid construction delivers a smooth, snag-resistant surface that feeds cleanly through pulleys, guides, and conduit without kinking. Nylon offers good resistance to abrasion and general-purpose tensile loads. This rope is suited for light-duty rigging, bundling, utility pull lines, and general jobsite tie-off tasks where a flexible, manageable cord is needed. Technicians and tradespeople across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and general construction trades keep this type of rope on hand for everyday utility use.

This rope is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where a long continuous run of flexible cordage is required. Common uses include pulling wire and cable through conduit, securing equipment during transport, bundling pipe or duct assemblies, and general utility rigging on the jobsite. The 500-foot length allows a single spool to cover extended runs without splicing. The 5/32-inch diameter keeps the profile slim enough to thread through tight spaces while still delivering a 55-pound working capacity for light loads.

Key Features

• Nylon construction provides abrasion resistance and flexibility across a range of jobsite conditions
• Solid braid design produces a smooth, round profile that resists kinking and feeds easily through guides and pulleys
• 500-foot maximum length supports extended pull runs without mid-run splices
• 5/32-inch diameter fits through tight conduit knockouts and narrow access points
• 55-pound load capacity suitable for light-duty rigging and utility bundling tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose solid braid utility rope for trade and light industrial applications where a slim-diameter, long-run nylon cordage is required.

Installation Notes

Cut rope to the required length using a sharp utility knife or rope cutter, then seal the cut ends with heat or a flame to prevent fraying. Do not exceed the stated 55-pound load capacity. Inspect the rope for fraying, kinking, or abrasion damage before each use and retire any section showing visible wear. Store coiled in a dry location away from prolonged UV exposure to maintain tensile integrity.