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Value Brand Utility Rope 7/32" x 100 ft Cotton
A general-purpose braided cotton rope with a 100 lbf breaking strength and 20 lb working load limit
- Braided 12-strand construction resists kinks and snags
- 100 lbf breaking strength handles light lifting tasks
- 20 lb working load limit supports everyday pulling
- 100 ft length reaches across large work areas
- Cotton core and cover stay flexible in cold weather
General-Purpose Cotton Utility Rope
This 100 ft braided cotton rope is built for general lifting and pulling tasks. It has a 12-strand hollow-core construction and a 7/32 in diameter. The plain ends and hank format make it ready for immediate use on site or in the shop.
Replaces Worn or Undersized Lines
The rope upgrades from damaged, frayed or lower-capacity cordage used for light hoisting. The jump is worth it when a 100 lbf breaking strength and 20 lb working load limit meet the job requirement. It is not for buyers who need higher load ratings or synthetic fibre durability.
Cotton Fibre Practical Limits
Cotton absorbs moisture and can weaken when wet, so strength varies with conditions. The 12-strand braid resists unravelling but has no elongation rating at 10 % of breaking strength or at 300 lb. It is not for applications requiring certified stretch data or chemical resistance.
Highlights
- Braided 12-strand construction resists kinks and snags
- 100 lbf breaking strength handles light lifting tasks
- 20 lb working load limit supports everyday pulling
- 100 ft length reaches across large work areas
- Cotton core and cover stay flexible in cold weather
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter hole or cleat will the 7/32 in rope fit through?
The 7/32 in diameter works with standard small-diameter hardware such as 1/4 in pulleys, cleats or fairleads; allow a little extra clearance for the braided cover.
How do I secure the plain-cut ends after cutting the 100 ft hank to length?
Wrap the cut end tightly with whipping twine or heat-shrink tubing before the 12-strand braid unravels; melting cotton fibres will only char and weaken the rope.
When should I retire the rope given its 20 lb working load limit?
Replace it once the cotton shows permanent flattening, broken surface yarns or stiffness that does not relax after unloading, as these indicate internal fibre fatigue.
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