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Rope King CSC-7100 Cotton Sash Cord #7 - 7/32 inch x 100 feet
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Rope King CSC-7100 Cotton Sash Cord #7 - 7/32 inch Features
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Cotton sash cord resists stretching and has a fiber core
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Solid braided construction holds round shape under pressure and load; cannot be unraveled
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7/32" in diameter by 100' long with SWL limit of 14 lb.
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Suitable for use in window frames with pulleys
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White color to blend with window frames
About Rope King CSC-7100 Cotton Sash Cord #7 - 7/32 Inch
The Rope King CSC-7100 cotton sash cord #7 is a solid-braided cotton cord that measures 7/32" in diameter by 100' long with an SWL limit of 14 lb., and is suitable for use in window frames with pulleys. Cotton sash cord resists stretching and has a fiber core. The solid braided construction helps the rope hold its round shape under pressure and load, making it useful in pulleys and winches. It cannot be unraveled, even when cut. This rope has an SWL (safe working load) limit of 14 lb. and is white in color. Specifications Diameter 7/32" (5.5 mm) Length 100'/30.5 m Safe Working Load (SWL) Limit 14 lb./6.3 kg Fibrous ropes used for pulling and lifting are made of natural and/or synthetic fiber strands. A combination of characteristics, including material, construction, diameter, length, and breaking strength, give each rope its performance capability. Fibrous rope materials are selected for properties such as strength, flotation, elasticity, and resistance to abrasion, ultraviolet light, and chemical compounds. In solid braided rope, strands alternate between forming the outside of the rope and the interior of the rope. Solid braided rope tends to hold its round shape under pressure and load, making it useful in pulleys and winches. This type of rope is sturdy but not suitable for splicing. The breaking strength for fibrous rope is the strength at which new rope will fail under a stationary load. Breaking strength is not considered safe working load (SWL) limit. Rope King USA manufactures a variety of ropes for industrial, mechanical, marine, and household purposes. The company, founded in 2008, is headquartered in Solon, OH.
