Portland Braid

Double Braid

Portland Braid double-braided polyester offers high value at a very competitive price. Built in the same manner as our Double Esterlon, Portland Braid offers consistent performance at an economical price.

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Portland Braid

Portland Braid double-braided polyester offers high value at a very competitive price. Built in the same manner as our Double Esterlon, Portland Braid offers consistent performance at an economical price.

  • Balanced double braid
  • Low stretch
  • Great wear life
  • Easily spliced

The fiber used to produce Portland Braid is sourced from Yale’s qualified suppliers. Portland Braid can be special ordered in ultra-long continuous lengths. We also offer our optional Maxijacket urethane coating to further enhance the rope’s wear resistance.

Portland Braid Splicing Instructions

Approved Splice Technique: #10017200 (Industrial Double Braid Eye Splice).

Industrial Double Braid – Eye Splice

Portland Braid Specifications and Data

Diameter (in)Spliced Minimum Breaking Strength (lbf)*Unspliced Minimum Breaking Strength (lbf)**Average Breaking Strength (lbf)Weight (lb/100ft)
1/41,7001,8001,9002
5/162,8003,0003,2003
3/84,3004,7004,8004.2
7/166,2006,8006,9005.7
1/28,3009,1009,3007.8
9/1610,00011,00011,50010
5/813,50014,50015,00013
3/417,00018,50019,00016.1
7/826,00028,50029,00024.6
135,50039,00039,50032.8
1-1/843,50047,50048,50044.9
1-1/452,00057,00058,00050.2
1-1/268,00074,00076,00068
1-3/488,00096,00098,000102
2110,000120,000125,000129
2-1/8130,000140,000145,000149
2-1/4150,000165,000170,000170
2-1/2200,000220,000225,000204
* Knots and abrupt bends significantly reduce the strength of all ropes and lower the maximum working load. ** Working load is based on static or moderately dynamic lifting/pulling operations. Instantaneous changes in load, up or down, in excess of 10% of the rope’s rated working load constitute hazardous shock load and would void the normal working-load recommendation. Consult Yale Cordage for guidelines for working loads and the safe use of rope.
Diameter (mm)Spliced Minimum Breaking Strength (kg)*Unspliced Minimum Breaking Strength (kg)**Average Breaking Strength (kg)Weight (kg/100m)
67708408603
81,2001,3001,4004.5
101,9002,1002,2006.3
112,8003,0003,2008.5
133,7004,1004,20011.6
144,5004,9005,00014.9
166,1006,7006,80019.4
197,7008,4008,60024
2211,50012,50013,00036.7
2516,00017,50018,00048.9
2919,50021,50022,00066.9
3223,50025,50026,50074.8
3830,50033,50034,000101.3
4439,50043,50044,000152
5149,50054,00055,000192.2
5458,00064,00065,000222
5768,00074,00076,000253.3
6490,00099,000100,000304
* Knots and abrupt bends significantly reduce the strength of all ropes and lower the maximum working load. ** Working load is based on static or moderately dynamic lifting/pulling operations. Instantaneous changes in load, up or down, in excess of 10% of the rope’s rated working load constitute hazardous shock load and would void the normal working-load recommendation. Consult Yale Cordage for guidelines for working loads and the safe use of rope.

Working Details

Green working 265 ft. lbs./lb.

Red ultimate 5,929 ft. lbs./lb.

Specific Gravity

1.38

Dielectric Strength

The maximum allowable leakage for clean, dry Portland Braid is 100 micro-amperes when tested at 100kV per Yale Method 712-1701 Rev 1 “Routine Production Test.” Absorbed and entrained moisture or impurities will increase rope’s conductivity dramatically.

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