Blue 16-Strand Braided Mooring Rope with Spliced Brown Leather Eye, 28mm Diameter, 20m Length
- Stock: Agotado
Description
The Blue 16-Strand Braided Mooring Rope is an essential addition to any marine toolkit, expertly designed for durability and reliability in challenging maritime environments. This mooring rope features a hand-spliced, seamed, and finished soft eye, ensuring a secure and dependable connection when docking or mooring your vessel. Available with either a naked eye or a Dyneema-sewed and finished marine-grade leather eye cover, this rope combines strength with a touch of elegance. The end terminal is meticulously hand-finished and sewn to eliminate imperfections, providing added assurance during use. Constructed from 16 plaited high tenacity polyester, this rope boasts maximum abrasion resistance, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications on the water.
It is important to note that this mooring rope is non-floating, ensuring it remains submerged when in use, thereby preventing any potential hazards.
daN = breaking strength in Kg
Key benefits
- High tenacity polyester construction for superior durability.
- Hand-spliced soft eye for secure attachment.
- Available with marine-grade leather eye cover for enhanced protection.
- Maximum abrasion resistance for long-lasting performance.
- Meticulously finished to avoid defects and ensure reliability.
Technical details
- Model: MTM-D-3101844
- SKU: 3101844
- Diameter: Ø28mm
- Length: 20m
- Breaking strength: daN (in Kg)
Recommended nautical use
This mooring rope is ideal for a variety of applications including docking, anchoring, and securing vessels in marinas or at sea. Its robust design and high resistance to wear make it suitable for both recreational and commercial marine activities. Whether you’re a sailor, fisherman, or part of a commercial fleet, this rope will meet your mooring needs with confidence.
Installation and maintenance advice
For optimal performance, ensure that the mooring rope is installed correctly, with the soft eye securely attached to the cleat or bollard. Regularly inspect the rope for signs of wear or damage, particularly at the eye and terminal points. To prolong the lifespan, store the rope in a cool, dry place when not in use, and avoid prolonged exposure to harsh sunlight or chemicals. If the rope becomes soiled, rinse it with fresh water and allow it to dry completely before storage to prevent mildew and degradation.