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Value Brand Utility Rope 5/16 in 100 ft
General-purpose cotton rope with a 12-strand braid, 5/16 inch diameter and 100-foot length rated for a 40-pound working load
- 5/16 in diameter for secure grip
- 100 ft length covers long runs
- 220 lbf breaking strength handles heavy loads
- 40 lb working load limit guides safe use
- 12-strand braided cotton construction resists abrasion
General-purpose utility rope
This 100 ft utility rope uses a braided cotton construction with a hollow core and twelve strands. It delivers a breaking strength of 220 lbf and a working load limit of 40 lb for general lifting and pulling tasks. The plain-end finish and hank format keep it ready for storage or immediate use.
Build fit and handling
The 5/16 in diameter suits light-duty tie-down, hoisting and conveying jobs where a soft, non-abrasive line is preferred. Cotton cover and core resist heat buildup during fast pulls and will not mar finished surfaces. The hollow core reduces weight and allows the rope to be knotted or spliced without special tools.
What the bundle changes
No accessories or software are included with this rope. The product ships as a single hank of rope only. Buyers needing thimbles, clips or pre-spliced eyes must source those components separately. The plain ends give full freedom to terminate the line exactly as the job requires.
Highlights
- 5/16 in diameter for secure grip
- 100 ft length covers long runs
- 220 lbf breaking strength handles heavy loads
- 40 lb working load limit guides safe use
- 12-strand braided cotton construction resists abrasion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much weight can the 100 ft cotton utility rope hold before it breaks?
The breaking strength is 220 lbf. The working load limit is 40 lb, so sustained loads should stay at or below that figure.
Does the 12-strand braided cotton rope generate noticeable heat or noise during long pulls?
The rope is a passive fibre product with no moving parts, so it produces no noise and no measurable heat while under load.
What hardware do I need to attach the plain-ended 5/16 in rope to a load?
The ends are plain with no splices or thimbles, so you will need knots, clips, shackles or other termination hardware that suits a 5/16 in diameter rope.
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