3 Strand Nylon Twisted Rope 20mm/22mm/24mm Marine Grade Mooring Rope

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

Production Process

Step 1: Material Selection & Preparation

Step 2: Fiber Stranding (Yarn Formation)

Step 3: Core Strand Heat Setting

Step 4: 3-Strand Twisting (Rope Formation)

Step 5: Surface Treatment & Quality Inspection

• A UV-inhibitor coating to boost resistance to sunlight-induced degradation;
• A water-repellent finish to minimize moisture absorption and prevent mildew;
• A smoothness treatment to reduce friction (critical for mooring, where the rope rubs against docks or cleats).

Step 6: Cutting & Coiling

2. Application Scope

Marine Mooring for Small-to-Medium Vessels

• Recreational Boats & Yachts: Ideal for mooring small recreational boats (e.g., fishing boats, speedboats) and mid-sized yachts (6–12 meters) at marinas, piers, or buoys. The 20mm/22mm diameters suit lighter vessels, while the 24mm diameter handles heavier loads from larger yachts. The rope’s nylon construction resists saltwater corrosion and shock absorption, preventing damage from wave-induced jolts to the boat’s hull or dock cleats.
• Dinghies & Tenders: Used to secure dinghies or tenders (small auxiliary boats) to larger parent vessels or shorelines. Its flexibility allows easy tying to small cleats, and its durability withstands frequent handling and exposure to salt spray.

Coastal & Inland Waterway Mooring

• Small Commercial Vessels: Suitable for mooring small commercial watercraft, such as workboats (used for harbor maintenance) or small cargo boats (transporting light goods in coastal areas). The rope’s tensile strength (enhanced by 3-strand twisting) secures vessels against tidal currents, while its abrasion resistance stands up to contact with concrete docks or metal pilings.
• Houseboats & Floating Cabins: Used for semi-permanent mooring of houseboats or floating cabins in calm inland waterways (e.g., lakes, rivers) or protected coastal coves. The 22mm/24mm diameters provide sufficient stability for stationary floating structures, and the UV resistance ensures long-term performance under prolonged sunlight.

Temporary & Emergency Mooring

• Temporary Stops: Perfect for short-term mooring during activities like fueling, passenger pickups, or rest breaks. Its easy handling allows quick tying and untying, and its water resistance ensures it remains functional even if submerged briefly (e.g., during high tides).
• Emergency Anchoring Backup: Serves as a backup mooring line for emergency scenarios (e.g., engine failure or sudden weather changes). The rope’s reliability and shock absorption provide temporary stability, allowing vessels to stay secured until help arrives or conditions improve.

Marina & Dock Auxiliary Uses

• Dock Edge Protection: Used as auxiliary lines to secure floating dock sections or cushion the impact between docks and vessels. The 20mm diameter is often used for light-duty cushioning, while 22mm/24mm diameters reinforce dock connections to resist strong winds.
• Buoy Tying: Employed to tie mooring buoys to underwater anchors in sheltered bays or coves. Its nylon material resists submersion-related degradation, and the 3-strand structure ensures the buoy remains securely anchored.