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Diameter: 3/8 in
1/2 in
1/4 in
1/8 in
3/8 in
3/16 in
5/16 in
5/32 in
50 in
100 in
Pack: each
pack of 2
pack of 3
pack of 6
each
Length - Overall Dimensions: 400 ft
1 000 ft
50 ft
100 ft
150 ft
200 ft
250 ft
400 ft
500 ft
600 ft
Packaging Specifications: Reel
Hank
Holder
Reel
Roll
Diameter: 3/8 in
1/2 in
1/4 in
1/8 in
3/8 in
3/16 in
5/16 in
5/32 in
50 in
100 in
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Features
Overall Length
122 m
Brand
KingCord
Packaging Specifications
Reel
Packaging Format
Per unit
Length - Overall Dimensions
400 ft
Safe Working Load
280 lb
Application
Tie Down
Construction
Smooth Braid
Material
Nylon
Finish
White
Diameter
3/8 in
Product Overview
Nylon is the strongest synthetic material for commonly used DIY rope.
- Nylon has significant elasticity and is best used for absorbing shock loads such as experienced when towing.
- Nylon rope absorbs the shock, stretches, and then returns close to its original length once the load has been removed.
- Nylon has good abrasion resistance, does not float, and will absorb water when wet.
- When nylon is wet it will shrink slightly and lose 10% to 15% of its strength.
- Nylon is ideal for use as a tow rope, anchor line, dock line, safety lines, and tie-downs.
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.
- Nylon has significant elasticity and is best used for absorbing shock loads such as experienced when towing.
- Nylon rope absorbs the shock, stretches, and then returns close to its original length once the load has been removed.
- Nylon has good abrasion resistance, does not float, and will absorb water when wet.
- When nylon is wet it will shrink slightly and lose 10% to 15% of its strength.
- Nylon is ideal for use as a tow rope, anchor line, dock line, safety lines, and tie-downs.
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.