marine mooring rope
MARINE mooring ROPE
Our marine mooring rope is made from a high-performance synthetic fiber(UHMWPE) that delivers superior strength, durability, and safety, perfect for heavy-duty marine applications.
Forget hefty, rusty chains. Duracordix UHMWPE ropes bring 10x the strength in a featherweight package. Conquer tides and storms with shock-absorbing power that protects your vessel and crew. Non-conductive, abrasion-resistant, and easy on hands, these ropes elevate mooring to a new level of safety, efficiency, and style. Anchor your peace of mind with Duracordix
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3/8" (10mm)
provides a good balance of strength and flexibility, making it easy to handle and tie.for smaller vessels or for use in lighter mooring applications
1 1/2" (36mm)
Heavy-duty and reliable, perfect for larger vessels and commercial mooring applications and provides excellent strength and durability
2 1/4" (56mm)
It is ideal for use with very large vessels or in harsh marine environments where extra strength is needed.
Duracordix is a marine mooring rope manufacturer & Supplier in China.
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SPECIFICATION
UHMWPE Mooring Rope Essential Technical Details and Standards.
| DIAMETER | DIAMETER | WEIGHT | KETX | KETX | BREAKING STRENGTH | BREAKING STRENGTH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| mm | inch | 100m(kg) | standard | error | ton | kn |
| 12 | 1/2 | 8.8 | 87 | 5% | 12.12 | 121 |
| 14 | 9/16 | 12 | 119 | 5% | 15.4 | 153 |
| 16 | 5/8 | 15.5 | 151 | 5% | 20.6 | 205 |
| 18 | 3/4 | 19 | 190 | 5% | 23.9 | 238 |
| 20 | 13/16 | 23 | 225 | 5% | 28.99 | 289 |
| 22 | 7/8 | 28 | 276 | 5% | 33 | 322 |
| 24 | 1 | 37 | 368 | 5% | 38 | 371 |
| 28 | 1-1/8 | 50 | 490 | 5% | 57.5 | 562 |
| 32 | 1-5/16 | 62.5 | 621 | 5% | 68.5 | 671 |
| 36 | 1-1/2 | 77 | 767 | 5% | 80.4 | 789 |
| 40 | 1-5/8 | 87 | 868 | 5% | 98.2 | 964 |
| 44 | 1-3/4 | 96 | 955 | 5% | 118 | 1158 |
| 48 | 2 | 114 | 1137 | 5% | 139 | 1364 |
| 56 | 2-1/4 | 159 | 1547 | 5% | 184 | 1805 |
| 60 | 2-1/2 | 180 | 1784 | 5% | 199 | 1952 |
| 64 | 2-5/8 | 209 | 2021 | 5% | 222 | 2178 |
| 72 | 3 | 268 | 2598 | 5% | 274 | 2688 |
| 80 | 3-1/4 | 328 | 3195 | 5% | 333 | 3266 |
| 88 | 4 | 427 | 4170 | 5% | 390 | 3825 |
| 96 | 3-5/9 | 509 | 4970 | 5% | 455 | 4463 |
Note: other sizes are available upon request.
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mooring rope
Discover the Advantages of Duracordix Moooring Rope!
Superior Strength
Duracordix's UHMWPE marine mooring rope boasts unmatched tensile strength, ensuring reliable and safe mooring operations in the most demanding marine environments.
Friction Resistance
Benefitting from UHMWPE's unique properties, the rope exhibits reduced wear from friction, prolonging its lifespan and ensuring a safer, more reliable mooring experience.
Lightweight
Despite its strength, Duracordix's UHMWPE rope is incredibly lightweight, simplifying handling, storage, and operations, especially during critical mooring processes.
Weather Resilience
Crafted for durability, this rope resists UV rays, saltwater, and extreme weather conditions, ensuring longevity and consistent performance throughout its life.
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WHY CHOOSE
Duracordix mooring Rope
- Reliability Redefined: Customers often encounter mooring ropes that can’t endure marine strains. Duracordix’s UHMWPE rope ensures unmatched strength, mitigating breakage risks during critical mooring moments.
- Environmental Robustness: Common concerns highlight ropes succumbing to elements. Duracordix’s mooring rope, with unique manufacturing, resists degradation from UV and marine conditions, ensuring extended durability.
- Value-Driven Excellence: The perpetual struggle between affordability and quality exists. Duracordix offers a UHMWPE mooring rope that epitomizes first-rate quality at an accessible price, granting supreme value.
- Safety Assured: In the marine world, unreliable ropes compromise safety. Duracordix’s rope, designed with UHMWPE fibers, ensures safety by resisting unpredictable snaps, giving users peace of mind.
- Minimal Maintenance: A frequent grievance is the time and effort spent on rope upkeep. Duracordix’s UHMWPE composition minimizes maintenance, allowing users more time for their marine pursuits and less on rope care.
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FAQs
Exploring UHMWPE Mooring Rope Details and Usage
What types of materials are used to make mooring ropes?
Mooring ropes can be made from a variety of materials such as synthetic fibers like UHMWPE, polyester, nylon, and polypropylene
What types of materials are used to make mooring ropes?
Mooring ropes can be made from a variety of materials such as synthetic fibers like UHMWPE, polyester, nylon, and polypropylene
What is the best material for mooring ropes?
The best material for mooring ropes depends on the specific application and requirements. UHMWPE and polyester are generally considered the best for their high strength and durability.
How do you choose the right diameter for a mooring rope?
The diameter of a mooring rope depends on the size and weight of the vessel, as well as the expected load. Consult with a mooring expert or refer to industry guidelines for proper sizing.
What is the difference between twisted and braided mooring ropes?
Twisted mooring ropes are made up of multiple strands twisted together, while braided mooring ropes are made up of multiple strands braided together. Braided ropes are typically stronger and more durable than twisted ropes.
What is the maximum working load limit for a mooring rope?
The maximum working load limit for a mooring rope depends on the material, diameter, and construction. Consult with a mooring expert or refer to industry guidelines for proper load limits.
How do you splice a mooring rope?
Preparation:
Measure and mark your desired splice length on the rope. Unravel the three strands for that length, and secure their ends with tape to avoid fraying.Create the Loop:
Bend the rope back on itself, forming a loop. Ensure the unraveled sections overlap, defining the size of your intended loop.Begin the Splice:
Start with one strand, weaving it under a main rope strand. Rotate the rope and repeat with the next unraveled strand.Continue Weaving:
Consistently tuck each unraveled strand under the main rope strands, continuing this pattern for strength, usually 4 to 5 tucks.Tighten and Smooth:
Pull each strand tight, ensuring a firm splice. Smooth any bulges for a uniform appearance.Trim and Finish:
Trim protruding strand tips close to the rope. For synthetic types, slightly melt the ends to prevent fraying.
What is the difference between a dock line and a mooring rope?
A dock line is a rope used to tie a vessel to a dock, while a mooring rope is used to secure a vessel to an anchor or buoy.
What is the difference between single braid and double braid mooring ropes?
Single braid mooring ropes are made up of a single braided rope, while double braid mooring ropes are made up of two braided ropes - an inner core and an outer sheath. Double braid ropes are typically stronger and more durable than single braid ropes.
How do you tie a proper knot for a mooring rope?
There are various knots and hitches that can be used to tie a mooring rope, such as the cleat hitch, bowline knot, and anchor bend. Follow the manufacturer's instructions or consult with a rope tying expert for proper techniques.
What's the difference between a mooring line and an anchor line?
Mooring lines secure boats to docks or buoys, adapting to tidal movements and ensuring stability. Anchor lines connect boats to anchors, grounding them in open water to prevent drifting. Both differ in design and purpose.
How do you inspect a mooring rope for wear and damage?
To inspect a mooring rope for wear and damage, look for signs of fraying, cuts, discoloration, or stiffness. Run your hands along the rope to feel for any abnormalities or rough spots. Replace any damaged or worn sections immediately.
What is the difference between UHMWPE and polyester mooring ropes?
UHMWPE mooring ropes are lighter and stronger than polyester ropes, but are more expensive. Polyester ropes are more stretchy and have better abrasion resistance than UHMWPE ropes.
How do you determine the length of a mooring rope?
The length of a mooring rope should be at least 1.5 times the length of the vessel, to allow for proper securing and flexibility. Consult with a mooring expert or refer to industry guidelines for proper sizing.
Why do mooring ropes have a braided design?
Mooring ropes predominantly have a braided design due to the multitude of benefits it brings to marine operations:
Increased Strength:
- Braiding intertwines yarns, enhancing tensile strength. Ensures the rope withstands mooring forces effectively.
Durability and Longevity:
- Braided structure resists wear in marine environments. Compact intertwining reduces frays and external wear.
Flexibility:
- Inherently more flexible than twisted ropes, braided designs ensure smooth handling and minimize stress points.
Minimal Stretch:
- Braided mooring ropes offer low stretch, ensuring consistent performance and reduced snap risk under tension.
Improved Handling:
- Smooth surface reduces hand injuries and prevents twisting, ensuring straightforward deployment and retrieval.
Core-Sheath Protection:
- Core-sheath design: inner core for strength, outer sheath for protection against environmental factors and abrasion.
How do you clean a mooring rope?
To clean a mooring rope, rinse it with clean water and mild soap, and hang it up to dry in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or moisture. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the fibers.
What is the best type of mooring knot for a synthetic fiber rope?
For synthetic fiber ropes, the most reliable mooring knot is the Round Turn and Two Half Hitches. Ideal for slippery ropes like nylon or UHMWPE, it evenly distributes load, reducing stress. Regularly inspect knots, especially in changing marine conditions, to ensure maximum security.
How often should you replace a mooring rope?
The frequency of mooring rope replacement depends on the material, diameter, construction, and usage. Consult with a mooring expert or refer to industry guidelines for proper replacement intervals.
What is the difference between a 3-strand and 8-strand mooring rope?
A 3-strand mooring rope is made up of three strands twisted together, while an 8-strand mooring rope is made up of eight strands braided together. 8-strand ropes are typically stronger and more durable than 3-strand ropes.
How do you protect a mooring rope from UV damage?
To protect a mooring rope from UV damage, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or moisture, or cover it with a UV-resistant sleeve or cover.
How do you properly maintain a UHMWPE mooring rope?
To properly maintain a UHMWPE mooring rope, rinse it with clean water after each use and hang it up to dry in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or moisture. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the fibers. Inspect the rope regularly for signs of wear or damage, and replace any damaged or worn sections immediately.
Having been in the maritime industry for over two decades, I've seen my share of mooring ropes. Duracordix's marine mooring rope outshines the competition with its resilience and strength.
James Fletcher Chief Maritime Officer