16m Black Leather Spliced Eye Braided Rope - 28mm Diameter, 75cm Soft Eye, 16-Strand Polyester




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Description
The Black Leather Black Spliced Eye 16-STRAND Braided Rope is an essential tool for any marine setting. This ready-to-use dock braided line features a hand-spliced, seamed, and finished soft eye, ensuring a reliable connection for all your mooring needs. Available with an optional marine-treated leather cover and Dyneema stitching, this rope combines aesthetics with functionality. Crafted from 16 plaited high tenacity Polyester, it offers exceptional strength and a maximum abrasion resistance sheath, making it ideal for demanding marine environments. Please note that this rope is non-floating, making it suitable for various applications on board.
Key benefits
- Durability: Constructed from high tenacity Polyester for long-lasting use.
- Corrosion Resistance: Marine-treated leather cover enhances longevity in harsh conditions.
- Safety: Hand-spliced eye ensures secure and reliable connections.
- Versatility: Ideal for docking, towing, and other marine applications.
Technical details
- Model: MTM-D-3101936
- SKU: 3101936
- Length: 75cm
- Diameter: Ø28mm
- Breaking strength: daN in Kg
Recommended nautical use
This braided rope is perfect for use in various marine applications, including docking, mooring, and towing. Its high strength and abrasion resistance make it suitable for both recreational and professional nautical activities. Whether you're securing a boat at the dock or handling heavy loads, this rope provides the reliability you need.
Installation and maintenance advice
When installing the Black Leather Black Spliced Eye Braided Rope, ensure that the spliced eye is securely attached to the mooring point to prevent slippage. Regularly inspect the rope for signs of wear or damage, especially at the spliced eye and areas exposed to friction. To maintain its integrity, rinse the rope with fresh water after exposure to saltwater and store it in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals that may compromise its material properties.