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Value Brand 37/64 in. x 525 ft Twisted Nylon Twine
37/64 in. diameter twisted nylon twine on a 525 ft spool with a 25 lb working load limit
- 525 ft continuous length reduces splice points
- 150 lbf breaking strength handles heavy tension
- 25 lb working load limit guides safe use
- 3-strand twisted nylon resists abrasion and rot
- 37/64 in diameter fits standard hardware
Purpose and Audience
This ZORO SELECT twisted nylon twine is a general-purpose cord for tying, bundling and light pulling tasks. It suits workshops, farms and households that need a long spool of durable, rot-resistant line. The 525 foot length reduces the frequency of reloads on high-volume jobs.
Upgrade Context
The 37/64 inch diameter provides more strength than thinner twines while remaining easy to handle and knot. A working load limit of 25 pounds and a breaking strength of 150 pounds make the step up worthwhile when securing heavier loads or when repeated tension cycles would abrade lighter cord. It is not rated for lifting applications.
Build Integration
The hollow-core, three-strand construction feeds cleanly from the spool and resists kinking during payout. Nylon core material offers UV and chemical resistance for outdoor or marine-adjacent use. Plain ends allow quick cutting to custom lengths without special tools. The spool format keeps the line tangle-free in storage.
Highlights
- 525 ft continuous length reduces splice points
- 150 lbf breaking strength handles heavy tension
- 25 lb working load limit guides safe use
- 3-strand twisted nylon resists abrasion and rot
- 37/64 in diameter fits standard hardware
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter spool or holder does the 37/64 in. twine require?
The twine is wound on a spool and measures 37/64 in. in diameter, so any holder or dispenser must accommodate that width and the 525 ft length.
How do I secure the plain end of this 1/16 in. diameter twine so it does not slip under a 25 lb working load?
Tie a reliable knot such as a bowline or double fisherman's knot in the plain end; the hollow-core twisted nylon holds knots well but has no factory termination.
When should I replace this 150 lbf breaking-strength twine if it sees outdoor use?
Inspect regularly for UV degradation, abrasion, or stiffness; retire the twine once fibres show fraying, discoloration, or loss of elasticity, as nylon weakens with prolonged sun exposure.
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