Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-159 Nylon Double Braid Rope

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-159 is a nylon double braid rope rated for loads up to 816 pounds with a maximum length of 50 feet and a 1/2-inch diameter. Double braid construction combines an inner braid core with an outer braid jacket, producing a rope that resists kinking and handles repeated loading and unloading better than twisted or single-braid alternatives. Nylon absorbs shock loads well and maintains flexibility across a range of working conditions. This rope is suited for general rigging, tie-down, lifting assist, and utility pull applications in trade and industrial environments.

This rope is appropriate for use in construction, mechanical, HVAC, and general facilities maintenance applications where a reliable, mid-weight utility rope is needed. At 50 feet in length and 1/2-inch diameter, it fits standard rope cleats, pulleys, and rope grabs designed for 1/2-inch cordage. The 816-pound capacity makes it suitable for moderate rigging tasks and equipment positioning work where a certified wire rope or chain sling is not required.

Key Features

• Double braid nylon construction resists kinking and maintains shape under load
• 816-pound load capacity suitable for moderate rigging and tie-down tasks
• 1/2-inch diameter fits standard rope hardware, pulleys, and cleats
• 50-foot length provides working range for most utility pull and positioning jobs
• Nylon material offers good shock absorption and flexibility in varied conditions

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose utility rope compatible with standard 1/2-inch rope hardware including cleats, blocks, pulleys, and rope grabs used in trade and light industrial applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect the rope for fraying, abrasion, or damage before each use. Never exceed the stated 816-pound load capacity. When securing to anchors or hardware, use knots or terminations appropriate for nylon braid rope, as improper knots can reduce working strength significantly. Keep the rope away from sharp edges and prolonged exposure to chemicals or ultraviolet light, which can degrade nylon fiber over time.