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KingCord 644371TV Twisted Cotton
Item #: 644371TV by KingCord
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Features
Finish
Natural
Material
Cotton
Construction
Twisted
Application
Home & Garden
Size
3/8 in (9.53 mm)
Safe Working Load
100 lb
Length - Overall Dimensions
300 ft
Packaging Specifications
Reel
Product Overview
Cotton rope is made of widely used natural fiber that is strong, soft, pliable, and easy on the hands.
- Due in part to its medium strength characteristics, cotton is an excellent choice for a wide variety of common household uses, including in the kitchen, the garden, for blinds, crafts, or for bundling packages.
- As the diameter of the rope increases, so does its safe work load, making twisted cotton a medium to heavy-duty strength rope.
Disclaimer
Warning: Do not use for overhead lifting, to support human weight, or for athletic equipment. Do not exceed safe working load detailed on the package. Shock loads (stress, jerk) can reduce working loads by as much as 33%. Never stand in line with ropes under tension; rope (especially nylon) may recoil or snap back. Knots reduce rope strength by 40%. Replace the rope if there are signs of wear, such as broken fibers.
- Due in part to its medium strength characteristics, cotton is an excellent choice for a wide variety of common household uses, including in the kitchen, the garden, for blinds, crafts, or for bundling packages.
- As the diameter of the rope increases, so does its safe work load, making twisted cotton a medium to heavy-duty strength rope.
Disclaimer
Warning: Do not use for overhead lifting, to support human weight, or for athletic equipment. Do not exceed safe working load detailed on the package. Shock loads (stress, jerk) can reduce working loads by as much as 33%. Never stand in line with ropes under tension; rope (especially nylon) may recoil or snap back. Knots reduce rope strength by 40%. Replace the rope if there are signs of wear, such as broken fibers.