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Value Brand 20RX11 Utility Rope 3/16 in 1000 ft
A 1,000-foot spool of 3/16-inch braided nylon-polyester rope rated for a 60-pound working load and 727-pound breaking strength
- 727 lbf breaking strength for demanding lifts
- 60 lb working load limit ensures safe operation
- 1000 ft spool provides extensive length for large projects
- Braided nylon and polyester construction resists wear and abrasion
- 12-strand braided core delivers balanced strength and flexibility
General-Purpose Utility Rope
This 3/16 in diameter rope is designed for general lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It is suited to users who need a long, single-length supply on a spool for cutting to specific job requirements.
Braided Nylon and Polyester Construction
The 12-strand braided core and cover blend nylon and polyester for balanced handling. Elongation measures 10 percent at ten percent of minimum breaking strength and 33 percent at 300 lbf.
Working Load Limit 60 lb
The rope has a breaking strength of 727 lbf and a working load limit of 60 lb. It is not intended for applications that exceed this limit or for users requiring a higher safety factor.
Highlights
- 727 lbf breaking strength for demanding lifts
- 60 lb working load limit ensures safe operation
- 1000 ft spool provides extensive length for large projects
- Braided nylon and polyester construction resists wear and abrasion
- 12-strand braided core delivers balanced strength and flexibility
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I secure the plain ends of this 3/16 in utility rope after cutting a length from the 1000 ft spool?
Cut the braided core and cover cleanly, then melt the nylon polyester fibers with a lighter to fuse the strands and prevent fraying before tying any knot.
What wear signs tell me this 12 strand braided rope has reached its 60 lb working load limit and needs replacement?
Inspect for flattened strands, glossy or fused cover fibers, and permanent elongation beyond the 10 percent at minimum breaking strength; retire the rope if any appear.
At what load does the 33 percent elongation at 300 lb become the limiting factor during sustained pulling?
The 33 percent stretch at 300 lb means the rope extends significantly before the 727 lbf breaking strength is reached, so control sag and anchor distance when loads approach 300 lb.
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