Value Brand
Value Brand ZORO SELECT 350080-YEL-00600-R0278 Rope 1/4in 600ft 108lb
A general-purpose polypropylene utility rope on a spool, 600 ft long with a 1/4 in diameter and 215 lb working load limit
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- 600 ft spool covers large jobs
- 108 lb working load handles heavy tasks
- 972 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 3-strand twisted polypropylene resists abrasion
- Not for lifting — general utility only
Product identity
This ZORO SELECT utility rope is a general-purpose polypropylene line supplied on a 600 ft spool with a 1/4 in diameter and a 3-strand twisted construction. It is designed for everyday outdoor tasks such as tying, securing and light hauling around the yard or job site.
Before ordering
Confirm that a hollow-core twisted polypropylene rope meets the demands of your intended use. The working load limit is 215 lb and the breaking strength is 972 lbf, so the rope must not be used for lifting people or critical overhead loads. Verify that the 600 ft length and spool format suit your storage and handling requirements.
Who this suits
Suits homeowners, landscapers and maintenance crews who need a lightweight, rot-resistant line for general tying and utility work. Buyers who require a rope rated for lifting, fall arrest or high-abrasion environments should look at purpose-built products with appropriate certifications and construction.
Highlights
- 600 ft spool covers large jobs
- 108 lb working load handles heavy tasks
- 972 lbf breaking strength adds safety margin
- 3-strand twisted polypropylene resists abrasion
- Not for lifting — general utility only
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the ZORO SELECT 350080-YEL-00600-R0278 rope and what must I buy separately?
The product ships as a 600 ft spool of 1/4 in twisted polypropylene rope with plain ends. No hardware, connectors or protective sleeves are included, so any thimbles, clips or chafe gear must be purchased separately.
How do I choose between the 108 lb and 215 lb figures shown for this rope?
The 108 lb value is the published working load reference; the 215 lb figure is the calculated working load limit derived from the 972 lbf breaking strength. Use the 215 lb limit for design calculations and never exceed it.
What does the 972 lbf breaking strength mean when the rope is on a real job site?
It means the rope will fail at approximately 972 lbf under a slow, straight pull in laboratory conditions. Knots, sharp bends, UV exposure and dynamic loading all reduce the usable strength, so the 215 lb working load limit is the safe figure for everyday use.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
