Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-163 Nylon Double Braid Rope

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-163 is a nylon double braid rope rated for a maximum length of 50 feet with a 1/4-inch diameter and a load capacity of 208 pounds. Double braid construction combines an inner braid core with an outer braided jacket, delivering higher strength and better abrasion resistance than single-braid or twisted rope of the same diameter. Nylon offers natural elasticity that absorbs shock loads, making this rope suitable for applications where load dynamics change quickly. Tradespeople and facility personnel use this rope for rigging assists, tie-downs, and light lifting tasks within its rated capacity.

This rope is suited for general-purpose use across construction sites, maintenance facilities, marine environments, and utility work where a compact, lightweight cordage solution is needed. At 1/4-inch diameter and 50 feet in length, it fits standard rope cleats, pulleys, and tie-off hardware designed for that diameter. Its nylon composition resists moisture, mildew, and many common chemicals encountered in trade and industrial settings.

Key Features

• Double braid construction provides higher strength-to-diameter ratio compared to twisted rope
• Nylon material offers elasticity for shock-load absorption
• 208-pound load capacity rated for light rigging and tie-down work
• 1/4-inch diameter fits standard hardware designed for that cordage size
• 50-foot length provides working range for multi-point tie-down and light rigging setups
• Resistant to moisture and mildew for outdoor and marine use

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose use with standard 1/4-inch rope hardware including cleats, pulleys, carabiners, and tie-off anchors rated for that diameter and within the 208-pound load capacity of this rope.

Installation Notes

Always confirm the rope's 208-pound capacity is sufficient for the intended load before use, applying an appropriate safety factor per site or trade guidelines. Inspect the full length for fraying, kinking, or damage before each use and retire the rope if any defects are found. Secure with knots or hardware rated for the rope diameter; improper terminations reduce effective capacity. Follow applicable OSHA or ASME rigging guidelines when used in a lifting or fall-restraint application.