Rigging and Climbing Rope, 600 ft L MPN:AGBRS916600
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Rigging and Climbing Rope, 600 ft L
This high-performance rigging and climbing rope is designed for demanding applications in industries such as construction, search and rescue, and expedition climbing. With a breaking strength of 21,500 lbf and a working load limit of 4,300 lb, this rope provides reliable support for heavy loads. Its abrasion-resistant urethane coating and durable polyester cover ensure long-lasting performance. Available in a convenient 600 ft length, this rope is ideal for use in industrial settings, wilderness expeditions, and other environments where strength and durability are critical. Its compact spool and lightweight design make it easy to transport and store.
Top product features:
- Static Rope Construction provides durability and resistance to wear and tear.
- Double Braid Rope Construction allows for high strength and resistance to abrasion.
- Urethane Coating enhances the rope's resistance to abrasion and wear.
Top product applications:
- Search and Rescue Operations
- Climbing and Rappelling in Industrial Settings
- Arboriculture and Tree Care Operations
Rigging and Climbing Rope, Rope Type Static, Breaking Strength 21,500 lbf, Working Load Limit 4,300 lb, Rope Construction Double Braid, Diameter 9/16 in, Overall Length 600 ft, Core Material Polyethylene, Cover Material Polyester, Elongation @ 10 Percent Minimum Breaking Strength Not Applicable, Product Type Rigging and Climbing Rope, Rope Format Spool, End Type Plain, Spliceability Spliceable, Weight 67 lb, Coating Type Urethane, Color Neon Green, Resistance Properties Abrasion-Resistant
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 7 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 16.00
- Package Width: 16.00
- Package Height: 20.00
- Package Weight: 65.00
Product info last updated on April 10, 2026 8:32pm UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning