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Value Brand 89-WA Twine 1/16 in x 250 ft 20 lb
Nylon twine on a 250 ft spool, 1/16 in diameter with a 20 lb working load limit
- 20 lb working load for reliable light-duty tasks
- 90 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 250 ft spool covers multiple jobs
- 1/16 in diameter suits tight spaces
- Nylon core resists moisture and abrasion
ZORO SELECT 89-WA Twine Overview
This ZORO SELECT twine is a 1/16 in diameter nylon rope supplied on a 250 ft spool. It suits general tying, bundling and light pulling tasks where a 20 lb working load limit is sufficient. The three-strand twisted construction gives a 90 lbf breaking strength for reliable performance. It is not rated for lifting applications.
Thermal Noise and Power Characteristics
As a passive cordage product this twine generates no heat, produces no noise and draws no power during use. Its hollow-core nylon design remains flexible across a wide temperature range without active cooling. Handling characteristics stay consistent whether the rope is stored or deployed in normal conditions.
Replacement and Upgrade Guidance
This twine replaces worn or undersized cordage used for light-duty securing and pulling jobs. The jump is worth it when the current rope cannot meet the 20 lb working load limit or when a longer 250 ft continuous length reduces splice points. Buyers who need a higher working load or a product rated for lifting should select a different specification.
Highlights
- 20 lb working load for reliable light-duty tasks
- 90 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 250 ft spool covers multiple jobs
- 1/16 in diameter suits tight spaces
- Nylon core resists moisture and abrasion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I spool the 1/16 in twisted nylon twine without kinks?
Unwind from the 250 ft spool in a straight line and let the 3-strand construction relax before tying; the hollow core makes it prone to hockles if pulled off sideways.
When should I replace the twine based on its 90 lbf breaking strength and 20 lb working load limit?
Retire it once abrasion cuts through the nylon cover or after any shock load that exceeds the 20 lb working limit, because the 90 lbf breaking strength leaves no safety margin beyond that point.
What is the first limit reached when the twine is held under continuous tension near its 20 lb working load limit?
The 10 percent minimum breaking strength elongation threshold is reached first, causing permanent stretch in the nylon core before the 90 lbf breaking strength is approached.
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