Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-168 Nylon Double Braid Rope

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-168 is a 100-foot nylon double braid rope rated for 462 pounds of capacity. Double braid construction combines an inner braided core with an outer braided jacket, delivering a balance of strength, flexibility, and abrasion resistance. At 3/8 inch in diameter, this rope handles general rigging, pulling, and tie-down tasks across a range of trade and industrial applications. Nylon construction provides inherent stretch, which helps absorb shock loads and resist degradation from moisture and many common chemicals. The total package weight is 3.67 pounds.

This rope is suited for use in construction, maintenance, utility, and general trade environments where a reliable, mid-diameter cordage is needed. Typical applications include load securing, guide lines, equipment positioning, and light rigging work. The 100-foot length provides enough run for most standard jobsite scenarios without splicing. It is packaged as a single unit and is appropriate for use by contractors, service technicians, and maintenance professionals working in environments that demand durable, consistent cordage.

Key Features

• Double braid nylon construction for added strength and abrasion resistance
• 462-pound load capacity suitable for general trade and industrial use
• 3/8-inch diameter provides a manageable grip and compatibility with standard hardware
• 100-foot length minimizes the need for splicing on standard jobsites
• Nylon material offers natural elasticity for shock load absorption
• Moisture-resistant nylon maintains performance in wet conditions

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose double braid rope compatible with standard 3/8-inch rope hardware, cleats, blocks, and rigging fittings used in trade and industrial applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect the rope for fraying, kinking, or damage before each use. Ensure all attachment hardware is rated to meet or exceed the rope load capacity before securing any load. Do not exceed the stated capacity, and account for dynamic or shock loads which can significantly reduce safe working limits. Retire and replace any rope that shows visible wear, chemical exposure damage, or permanent deformation.