T.W. Evans Cordage Co.
T.W. Evans Cordage Co. Solid Braid Nylon Rope 3/8 in x 50 ft 425 lbs
Solid braid nylon rope resists rot, mildew and UV, will not unravel when cut and handles a 425 lb working load for flagpoles, clotheslines, tie-downs and general use
- Rot and mildew resistance extends outdoor lifespan
- 425 lb working load handles heavy tie-downs
- Solid braid construction prevents unravelling when cut
- UV-resistant nylon withstands prolonged sun exposure
- Versatile for flagpoles, clotheslines, crafts and more
Solid Braid Nylon Rope 3/8 in 50 ft
This 50-foot hank of solid braid nylon rope is built for general-purpose lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. The construction resists rot, mildew and UV exposure while delivering a 425 lbs working load. Cut ends will not unravel, unlike twisted alternatives. It suits DIYers, boaters and tradespeople who need a reliable, all-round line.
Best for tie-downs flagpoles and light hauling
The rope works well for flagpoles, clotheslines, starter cords, crafts and light tie-downs where a single 50-foot length is sufficient. Buyers who need longer continuous runs, higher working loads or specialised marine-grade certifications should look at something else. It is not designed for critical life-safety or heavy industrial rigging.
Working load 425 lbs decides suitability
The 425 lbs working load is the single figure that determines whether this rope matches the job. Compare that number against the maximum force your application will place on the line. If the load exceeds 425 lbs, select a higher-rated rope instead.
Highlights
- Rot and mildew resistance extends outdoor lifespan
- 425 lb working load handles heavy tie-downs
- Solid braid construction prevents unravelling when cut
- UV-resistant nylon withstands prolonged sun exposure
- Versatile for flagpoles, clotheslines, crafts and more
Specifications
| Brand | T.W. EVANS CORDAGE CO. |
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Questions about this item
What hardware do I need to attach the 3/8 in solid braid nylon rope to a load safely?
Use shackles, hooks or carabiners rated above 425 lbs, plus thimbles or spliced eyes to protect the rope fibres at connection points.
Can I run the 3/8 in nylon rope over older steel pulleys or cleats without damage?
Yes — the solid braid construction resists unravelling and the nylon surface slides smoothly over metal sheaves, but inspect old hardware for sharp edges that could cut fibres.
How do I verify the 50 ft rope is performing to its 425 lb working load after installation?
Apply a known test weight up to 425 lbs, watch for excessive stretch, slippage at knots or hardware deformation, and confirm the rope returns to original length when unloaded.
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