Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-155 Nylon Solid Braid Rope

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-155 is a nylon solid braid rope sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum order of 200 feet. It measures 5/32 inch in diameter and carries a working load capacity of 55 pounds. Solid braid construction provides a smooth, snag-resistant surface that runs cleanly through pulleys, guides, and conduit pathways. Nylon offers good abrasion resistance and moderate stretch, making it a practical general-purpose cordage option for light-duty bundling, routing, and utility tie-off tasks across trades and maintenance applications.

This rope is suited for general maintenance, facility operations, and light trade applications where a compact, flexible cordage is needed. Common uses include pulling light loads through conduit, securing bundled materials, makeshift lanyards for small tools, and general utility rigging where tensile demands stay well within the 55-pound capacity. The smooth braid profile makes it easy to knot and cut to length on the job site without fraying concerns typical of looser constructions.

Key Features

• Solid braid construction delivers a smooth, round profile that feeds easily through guides and pulleys
• Nylon material provides abrasion resistance and retains flexibility across a range of conditions
• 5/32 inch diameter keeps the rope compact and lightweight for confined-space routing tasks
• 55-pound load capacity suitable for light-duty bundling and utility pulls
• Sold in 1-foot increments, minimum order of 200 feet, allowing job-specific quantity control

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose solid braid nylon rope for light-duty utility, maintenance, and trade applications where a 5/32 inch diameter cordage is required.

Installation Notes

Cut to length using a sharp blade or rope cutter; heat-sealing the cut end with a flame prevents fraying on nylon braid. Verify the intended load remains within the 55-pound capacity before use and never exceed rated capacity for any overhead or personnel-safety application. For any critical rigging, consult applicable ASME or OSHA rigging standards to confirm cordage suitability.