High Quality Nylon 12 Strands Mooring Rope

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

1. Features

• Outstanding Load-Bearing & Tensile Strength: The 12-strand braided structure of high-quality nylon maximizes fiber synergy, enabling the rope to bear heavy static and dynamic loads (e.g., vessel weight under wind or wave pressure) without strand slippage or breakage. Each strand is evenly tensioned during manufacturing, ensuring uniform load distribution—critical for mooring scenarios where rope failure could lead to vessel damage or drift.
• Optimal Elasticity for Shock Absorption: High-quality nylon inherently possesses excellent elasticity, which is enhanced by the 12-strand design. This allows the rope to stretch up to 30% of its original length (within safe limits) to absorb sudden shocks, such as those from gusty winds, passing wake, or tide changes. By cushioning impact forces, it protects both the vessel’s mooring hardware (cleats, bollards) and the rope itself from premature wear.
• Superior Resistance to Saltwater, Moisture, and Mildew: Premium nylon material undergoes specialized treatment to repel saltwater penetration, preventing fiber degradation, corrosion, or weight gain from water absorption. The 12-strand braid minimizes water retention gaps, further reducing the risk of mildew, rot, or bacterial growth—even after prolonged immersion in saltwater or exposure to coastal humidity.
• Exceptional Abrasion & Wear Resistance: The dense 12-strand braided surface creates a tough outer layer that withstands friction against rough surfaces like concrete docks, metal pilings, or rocky shorelines. Unlike lower-quality ropes, it resists fraying, strand breakage, or surface scuffing from repeated contact with mooring structures, ensuring long-term durability in high-wear mooring environments.
• UV Stability & Long-Term Weather Resistance: High-quality nylon is infused with UV inhibitors, and the 12-strand construction adds a protective barrier for inner fibers against harsh sunlight. This prevents the rope from becoming brittle, discolored, or losing tensile strength when exposed to prolonged outdoor conditions (e.g., daily sun exposure at marinas). It maintains flexibility and performance even after years of outdoor mooring use.

2. Applications

• Recreational & Leisure Boat Mooring: Ideal for mooring small to mid-sized recreational vessels (sailboats, powerboats, yachts) at marinas, docks, or private piers. Its strength secures vessels against wind and tide, while elasticity prevents damage to hulls or dock hardware. Saltwater resistance ensures reliability in coastal, brackish, or saltwater mooring areas.
• Commercial Small Vessel Mooring: Suitable for mooring commercial small craft such as fishing boats, workboats, or tour boats. Its abrasion resistance stands up to frequent tying/untieing and contact with commercial dock infrastructure, while UV stability ensures it performs consistently in long-term outdoor mooring (e.g., daily docking at fishing harbors).
• Temporary Mooring for Watercraft: Used for temporary mooring scenarios like anchoring at remote coves, tying up to buoys during stopovers, or securing boats during maintenance at boatyards. Its flexibility allows easy handling and knot-tying, while moisture resistance prevents degradation even if left moored for weeks.
• Dock & Marina Infrastructure Securement: Employed to secure marina accessories such as floating docks, gangways, or fender lines. Its high load-bearing capacity stabilizes these structures against wave action, and saltwater resistance ensures it doesn’t degrade when in constant contact with water or coastal elements.
• Shoreline Vessel Protection Mooring: Used in areas with rough shorelines (e.g., rocky coasts, high-wake zones) to create buffer mooring lines. The rope’s shock absorption and abrasion resistance protect vessels from colliding with shoreline rocks or sustaining damage from strong wakes, keeping boats secure during extended mooring periods.