Value Brand Utility Rope 1/2 in x 100 ft Cotton Braid
A 100-foot cotton braid rope with a 400 lbf breaking strength and 80 lb working load limit for general lifting and pulling tasks
- Supports 80 lb working load for lifting tasks
- 400 lbf breaking strength handles heavy tension
- 100 ft length gives ample reach for jobs
- 12-strand cotton braid resists abrasion and wear
- Hollow core design keeps rope lightweight and flexible
Utility Rope for General Tasks
The Value Brand utility rope is a general-purpose static line built with a 12-strand cotton braid. It measures 1/2 in diameter by 100 ft length and comes in a hank format with plain ends. The hollow core construction uses cotton for both core and cover materials.
Suitable for Light Lifting and Pulling
This rope suits users needing a basic line for lifting or pulling where the working load limit of 80 lbf is sufficient. The breaking strength is rated at 400 lbf. Buyers who need a rope for dynamic loads, fall arrest, or applications requiring higher working loads should look at something else.
Ready to Use with No Extra Hardware
The plain-end finish means the rope can be knotted or spliced directly without additional terminals. The cotton braid provides a soft hand that is easier to handle and knot than synthetic alternatives. No accessories or software are included with the hank.
How it compares
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- Price $39.99
- Pricier than about 56% of the 1,558 comparable items (median $34.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
What diameter cleat or pulley do I need for the 1/2 in rope?
Use hardware rated for at least 1/2 in diameter; the rope measures 1/2 in and has a 400 lbf breaking strength with an 80 lb working load limit.
Can I run this cotton braid through my old steel sheave blocks without excessive wear?
The 12-strand cotton braid is softer than synthetic lines, so it reduces groove wear on older steel sheaves while staying within the 80 lb working load limit.
How do I confirm the 100 ft hank is the full length after unpacking?
Measure the hank end-to-end; it should reach 100 ft with a plain end, 12-strand cotton braid construction and hollow core as specified.
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