Zoro Select
Zoro Select 362T-WA Tool Storage, 50 ft, 215 lb
General-purpose twisted polypropylene rope, 50 ft long with a 215 lb working load limit and 1,951 lbf breaking strength, supplied in a ball format
- 50 ft length gives ample reach for general utility tasks
- 215 lb working load limit handles moderate securing jobs
- 3/8 in twisted polypropylene construction resists abrasion and moisture
- 951 lbf breaking strength provides a strong safety margin
- Hollow-core 3-strand design keeps the rope lightweight and easy to coil
Product Identity
The Zoro Select 362T-WA is a 50‑foot general‑purpose utility rope designed for tie‑down, bundling and light‑duty securing tasks around the garage, workshop or jobsite. Its twisted three‑strand polypropylene construction keeps the line lightweight and easy to handle for everyday utility work.
Setup Check
Verify that a 50‑foot length and 3/8‑inch diameter suit the reach and anchor points you plan to use. Confirm the 430‑lb working load limit covers the tension your application will impose, and note the rope is explicitly not rated for lifting or overhead suspension.
Build & Connectors
The hollow‑core twisted polypropylene resists moisture and rot while remaining flexible in cold conditions. Plain‑cut ends mean you can tie standard knots or add hardware without factory splices, and the black‑and‑orange colour scheme aids visibility when the rope is coiled on a shelf or draped across a load.
Highlights
- 50 ft length gives ample reach for general utility tasks
- 215 lb working load limit handles moderate securing jobs
- 3/8 in twisted polypropylene construction resists abrasion and moisture
- 951 lbf breaking strength provides a strong safety margin
- Hollow-core 3-strand design keeps the rope lightweight and easy to coil
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need any extra hardware to use the 50 ft rope?
The package contains the 50 ft twisted polypropylene rope in a ball format with plain ends; no additional hardware is included or required for general utility use.
Should I choose the 215 lb or the 430 lb figure when deciding if this rope is strong enough?
Use the 430 lb working load limit for safe working loads; the 215 lb value in the model name is not the rated limit.
What does the 1,951 lbf breaking strength mean when the rope is actually loaded on a job site?
It is the maximum force the new rope can withstand before failure; the safe working load is limited to 430 lb to provide a safety margin.
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