Uv Resistant 22mm 26mm 32mm 50mm 16 Strands 8 Strand White Nylon Rope Anchor Marine

1.PHOTOS

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: Nylon Fiber Preparation & UV Inhibitor Integration

Step 2: Strand Formation (8-Strand/16-Strand)

Step 3: Braiding/Construction for Target Diameters (22mm/26mm/32mm/50mm)

Step 4: Post-Processing & Quality Testing

• Heat setting: The rope is heated to a controlled temperature and cooled rapidly to stabilize its structure, preventing shrinkage in marine environments.
• Surface smoothing: A light, water-based coating (compatible with UV inhibitors) is applied to reduce friction and further resist saltwater buildup, without compromising flexibility.

• Tensile strength tests to verify load-bearing capacity (critical for anchoring).
• UV resistance testing (exposing samples to simulated sunlight for 1,000+ hours to check for brittleness or strength loss).
• Diameter and strand uniformity checks to ensure compliance with 22mm/26mm/32mm/50mm specs.
• Water absorption tests to confirm minimal moisture retention.

Step 5: Cutting, Coiling & Packaging

2. Application Scope

Marine Anchoring (Core Application)

• Small to Large Vessels:
  • 22mm–26mm 8-strand/16-strand ropes: Ideal for anchor lines of small recreational boats (e.g., fishing boats, kayaks, and 10–15ft sailboats), where lightweight flexibility and UV resistance suit short-term anchoring (e.g., day trips).
  • 32mm 8-strand/16-strand ropes: Suitable for mid-sized vessels (e.g., 18–25ft yachts and houseboats), balancing strength and maneuverability for overnight or weekly anchoring in coastal bays.
  • 50mm 8-strand/16-strand ropes: Designed for large boats (e.g., 30ft+ commercial vessels, charter yachts) or permanent mooring. Their thick, dense structure withstands heavy loads, strong tides, and prolonged submersion in saltwater.

Marine Mooring & Docking

• Used as mooring lines and dock lines for all vessel sizes:
  • 22mm–26mm ropes: Secure small boats to docks or buoys, resisting UV damage from prolonged sun exposure on deck.
  • 32mm–50mm ropes: Tie mid-sized/large vessels to piers or floating docks, absorbing shock from wave action and preventing hull damage—their UV stability ensures long-term use (6–12 months) without brittleness.

Marine Equipment Securement

• Secures on-board gear:
  • 22mm–26mm ropes: Tie down light equipment (e.g., life rafts, fenders, and fishing tackle) to deck rails, resisting saltwater corrosion and UV fading.
  • 32mm–50mm ropes: Secure heavy gear (e.g., small dinghies, dive compressors, or cargo containers) during voyages, leveraging high tensile strength to prevent shifting in rough seas.

Recreational Marine Activities

• Water sports and leisure use:
  • 22mm–26mm 8-strand ropes: Serve as tow lines for water skiing, wakeboarding, or inflatable tubes, offering flexibility for smooth pulls and UV resistance for all-day sun exposure.
  • 32mm ropes: Set up temporary swimming area markers or buoy lines in lakes/coastal areas, where white color enhances visibility and UV resistance ensures durability through summer seasons.

Coastal Infrastructure Maintenance

• Light-duty coastal projects:
  • 32mm–50mm ropes: Assist in maintaining small coastal structures (e.g., floating docks, tide gauges, or small lighthouses), used to secure tools, lift lightweight parts, or tether maintenance boats to structures—their saltwater and UV resistance withstands harsh coastal conditions.