LIROS Black Polyester 3-Strand Mooring Rope 22mm x 100m

Marine spare part and equipment for LIROS Black Polyester 3-Strand Mooring Rope 22mm x 100m.

Introducing the BLACK POLYESTER LIROS 3-STRAND MOORING ROPE, a robust and reliable choice for all your mooring and anchoring needs. This high-stretch mooring rope, with a diameter of 22mm and a length of 100 meters, is engineered to withstand the rigors of marine environments. Crafted from high-tenacity Polyamide (Nylon), this rope excels in durability and performance, making it an essential addition to your nautical equipment.

Designed for both professional and recreational use, this mooring rope is not only abrasion-resistant but also offers excellent UV protection, ensuring longevity even under harsh sunlight. Its unique construction allows for easy splicing, enabling quick repairs or modifications onboard. The BLACK POLYESTER LIROS mooring rope complies with DIN EN ISO1141 standards, guaranteeing a product that meets rigorous safety and quality benchmarks.

Key benefits

• High-stretch capability of less than 15%, providing flexibility and resilience during mooring.
• Exceptional breaking strength ensures safety and reliability while securing vessels.
• Abrasion and UV resistant features enhance durability, making it ideal for long-term use in marine settings.
• Easy to splice, allowing for quick adjustments or repairs without the need for specialized tools.
• Non-floating design keeps the rope submerged, minimizing the risk of entanglement and enhancing safety.

Technical details

• Model: MTM-D-3103922100
• Reference: 3103922100
• Supplier code: 3103922100
• Diameter: 22mm
• Length: 100m
• Material: High-tenacity Polyamide (Nylon)
• Compliance: Meets DIN EN ISO1141 standards
• Non-floating

Recommended nautical use

Ideal for docking and anchoring applications on various vessel types.

Suitable for both professional marine businesses and individual boaters.

Installation and maintenance advice

Before installation, verify the measurements and model references to ensure compatibility with your vessel's equipment.

Regularly inspect the rope for signs of wear, fraying, or UV damage as part of your routine boat maintenance.