Rope Vorel 69551 — 100 m length, 8 mm diameter

Vorel 69551 — 100 m length, 8 mm diameter rope is a general-purpose utility rope designed for lifting, securing loads, outdoor and camping tasks, and construction site use. Supplied as a single pack unit, this 100 meter rope with an 8 mm diameter balances moderate tensile strength with flexibility, making it suitable for everyday applications that do not require heavy-duty synthetic cordage.

Advantages

The rope offers a consistent 8 mm diameter along its full 100 m length, providing predictable handling and knot-holding characteristics. Its construction gives moderate strength while remaining flexible enough for tying knots, bundling materials, and use with pulleys or winches under light to medium loads. Supplied as one unit, it simplifies storage and deployment on site or in the field.

Suitable for

• Lifting and lowering light to medium loads
• Securing cargo and tarpaulins
• Camping tasks such as guy lines and clotheslines
• Temporary fixes and bundling materials on construction sites
• General-purpose household and garden uses

Key specifications

• Length: 100 m
• Diameter: 8 mm
• Pack type: single unit
• Construction: general-purpose utility rope (braided or twisted style not specified)
• Typical properties: moderate tensile strength and flexibility suitable for light-to-medium duty tasks

How to use

Cut the required length with appropriate tools and seal the ends if fraying is a concern. Use established knot techniques suitable for the task—such as bowline, clove hitch or double fisherman’s knot—to ensure secure fastening. For lifting or load-bearing applications, inspect the rope for wear, abrasion or damage before each use and avoid shock loads or loads beyond the rope’s intended capacity. Store the rope coiled in a dry, cool area away from direct sunlight and chemicals that can degrade fibers.

Usage recommendations

For safety, do not use this rope for critical life-safety applications such as personal fall arrest or rescue. When using for lifting or securing loads, remain within conservative load limits, regularly inspect for damage, and replace the rope if any significant wear or core compromise is detected.