Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-265 Tying Twine 132 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-265 is a single-ply polypropylene tying twine rated to a 132-pound breaking strength. At 850 feet per pound, this twine delivers a high length yield per spool weight, making it a practical choice for high-volume bundling, securing, and general-purpose tying tasks. The white polypropylene construction resists moisture and will not rot, mold, or stiffen in damp or outdoor environments. It is well suited for warehouse operations, shipping and receiving departments, agricultural use, and facility maintenance crews who need a reliable, lightweight cordage that holds a secure knot without fraying under load.

This twine is appropriate for light-to-medium duty bundling applications across industrial, commercial, and agricultural settings. Common uses include baling, package securing, product bundling on shipping lines, and general utility tying. The single-ply construction keeps the twine manageable and easy to cut by hand or with standard utility knives. Workers in distribution centers, nurseries, supply yards, and maintenance facilities regularly rely on this type of polypropylene twine for fast, repetitive tying tasks where synthetic durability is preferred over natural fiber options.

Key Features

• 132-pound breaking strength handles light-to-medium bundling loads
• 850 feet per pound provides high yield and extended use per spool
• Single-ply polypropylene construction resists moisture, rot, and mold
• White color allows easy visual identification against dark surfaces and packaging
• Lightweight and manageable for high-repetition tying tasks

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose tying and bundling applications where a synthetic, moisture-resistant single-ply twine is required.

Installation Notes

No specialized tools are required for use. Cut with a standard utility knife or scissors. When securing loads for transport, verify that the breaking strength rating is appropriate for the load weight and dynamic forces involved. Do not exceed the rated breaking strength and avoid prolonged exposure to direct UV sunlight, which can degrade polypropylene fiber over time.