12 Strand 80mm Nylon Mooring Rope Marine Supplies ABS CCS Certificate

Product Specification

12 Strand 80mm Nylon Mooring Rope Marine Supplies Abs Ccs Certificate 

1. General Description

QINGDAO JINCHENG MARITIME has serial products including varieties of nylon, polypropylene filament, polypropylene, polypropylene polyester mixed, polyester.Imported Germany technology, the products have advantages of reasonable braided structure, scientific technology, high strength, low elongation, wearing resistance, anti -corrosion and simple operation. the products are mainly used in fields of shipbuilding, ocean transportation, national defense and

military industry, sea petroleum and harbor operation.

2.Main performance

3.Technology Comparison

Coil length: 220m

Spliced strength:± 10% lower

Weight and length tolerance:± 5%

MBL=Minimum Breaking Load conform ISO 2307

Other sizes available upon request

4.Parameter Table

Features

• High Load-Bearing Capacity for Large Vessels: The combination of 12-strand construction and 80mm diameter amplifies the inherent strength of nylon, enabling the rope to handle extreme tensile forces. It efficiently distributes heavy loads across all strands, making it capable of securing large recreational boats, yachts, or mid-sized commercial vessels—even under strong wind, wave, or current conditions that exert significant pressure on mooring systems.
• Outstanding Shock Absorption to Protect Vessels & Docks: Nylon’s natural elasticity is enhanced by the 12-strand design and thick 80mm diameter, allowing the rope to stretch moderately and recoil without permanent deformation. This property absorbs sudden shocks (e.g., from gusty winds, passing wake, or tide shifts) that would otherwise jolt the vessel or damage dock cleats, pilings, or the boat’s hull, ensuring gentle yet secure mooring.
• Superior Saltwater & Moisture Resistance: Crafted from marine-grade nylon, the rope resists corrosion, rot, and fiber breakdown caused by prolonged exposure to saltwater, brackish water, or heavy moisture. The 80mm diameter and tightly woven 12-strand structure minimize water retention, preventing excessive weight gain and mildew growth—critical for long-term use in coastal marinas, harbors, or offshore mooring locations.
• Exceptional Abrasion Resistance for Harsh Marine Contact: The thick 80mm diameter creates a robust outer surface, while the 12-strand configuration adds density and durability. This makes the rope highly resistant to abrasion from rough dock edges, metal cleats, concrete pilings, or even occasional contact with rocky seabeds. It maintains structural integrity and avoids fraying or strand damage, even after repeated friction in high-wear mooring scenarios.
• UV Stability for Long-Term Outdoor Durability: Formulated with UV inhibitors, the rope withstands prolonged exposure to intense sunlight—common in open marinas or exposed mooring areas. The 80mm thickness and 12-strand design provide an extra layer of protection for inner fibers, preventing brittleness, discoloration, or loss of tensile strength over time. It retains performance and reliability for years, even with continuous outdoor use.

Applications

• Mooring Large Recreational Vessels & Yachts: Specifically designed for securing large boats (e.g., 30+ foot yachts, cruisers) to fixed docks, floating docks, or mooring buoys. Its high load capacity handles the vessel’s weight and the forces of wind/waves, while shock absorption prevents damage to the boat’s hull or dock infrastructure. Ideal for long-term mooring in coastal or saltwater environments.
• Securing Commercial Small to Mid-Sized Vessels: Used for mooring small commercial vessels such as fishing boats, workboats, or tugboats at ports or harbors. The rope’s abrasion and saltwater resistance stand up to frequent use and harsh marine conditions, ensuring reliable securement during loading/unloading operations or overnight stays.
• Dock-to-Vessel Connection in High-Traffic Areas: Suitable for mooring in busy marinas where boats are subject to frequent wake from passing vessels. The rope’s shock absorption mitigates the impact of wake, keeping the moored boat stable and preventing it from rubbing against the dock or other boats. Its 80mm diameter also offers high visibility, reducing the risk of accidental collisions with the rope.
• Temporary Offshore Mooring for Vessels: Used for short-term offshore mooring (e.g., while waiting for dock space or during maintenance) where vessels are anchored to a mooring buoy. The rope’s durability resists damage from saltwater, UV rays, and occasional contact with seabed debris, ensuring the vessel remains secure until it can move to a permanent dock.
• Supplemental Mooring for Storm Preparedness: Deployed as an extra mooring line to reinforce existing systems during storm season or inclement weather. Its high strength and shock absorption provide added stability, helping to keep vessels anchored securely even in strong winds, heavy rain, or rough seas—reducing the risk of the boat breaking free from its mooring.