Bon Tool Braided Nylon Line - Green
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This RHINOBUILD Bon Tool braided nylon line is designed for users needing a durable and reliable cord for various applications. Its key benefit is its tested strength of 170 lb, ensuring it can handle demanding tasks. A potential caveat is its specific length of 250', which may require users to plan their projects accordingly. This green line offers excellent tensile strength and abrasion resistance, making it suitable for general-purpose tying, securing, and utility needs.
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| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 11-785 |
| Brand | RHINOBUILD |
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FAQs
What is the material of the RHINOBUILD Bon Tool line?
The line is made of 100% braided nylon.
What is the maximum weight this line can hold?
The line is tested at 170 lb tensile strength.
How long is the line on one spool?
Each spool contains 250 feet of line.
Is this line suitable for climbing or rappelling?
No, this line is a utility cord and is not designed or rated for life-safety applications such as climbing or rappelling.
Can I use this line outdoors in all weather conditions?
While durable, prolonged exposure to harsh weather and UV rays can degrade nylon over time. For best longevity, store it protected when not in use.
What kind of knots work best with this line?
Strong, non-slipping knots like the bowline, clove hitch, or a secure overhand knot are recommended. Experiment to find what works best for your specific application.
How should I clean the braided nylon line?
Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry completely before storing.
Troubleshooting
Line frays easily
Ensure you are using appropriate knots that do not cut into the line. Avoid dragging the line over abrasive surfaces. Consider using a thimble or protective sleeve where the line experiences significant friction.
Knots slip under load
Use specialized knots designed for braided nylon lines, such as a bowline or a double fisherman's knot. Ensure the knot is tied correctly and tightened securely.
Line seems weaker than expected
Verify the load being applied does not exceed the 170 lb test strength. Inspect the line for any nicks, cuts, or signs of wear that may have compromised its integrity. Ensure the line has not been exposed to chemicals or excessive UV light over time.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High tensile strength for secure fastening
- Durable braided construction for longevity
- Generous 250' length for versatile use
- Resistant to abrasion and wear
- Visible green color for easy identification
Cons
- Fixed 250' length may be too much or too little for some projects
- Nylon can degrade with prolonged UV exposure if not protected
- Not designed for dynamic load applications where shock absorption is critical
- May require specific knot-tying techniques to prevent slippage under extreme load
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Unspool the desired length of line from the spool. For best results, avoid kinking the line during unspooling. Ensure the line is securely knotted for the intended application. Recommended knots for high-strength cords include the bowline, clove hitch, or trucker's hitch.
Compatibility: This line is compatible with most standard hardware like carabiners, pulleys, and eyelets designed for cordage of similar thickness. It can be used with various tools for bundling, tying, and securing.
Care: Store the line in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent degradation of the nylon fibers. Clean the line with mild soap and water if it becomes dirty; rinse thoroughly and allow it to air dry completely before storing. Avoid exposing the line to harsh chemicals or excessive heat.