Poly Dacron Mooring Rope

Ocimf approved for use with oil tankers.

Poly dacron mooring rope.

They are stronger more durable and often cheaper as well. Mooring line a mooring in oceanography is a collection of equipment connected to a line and anchored on the seafloor. These ropes have a higher strength to weight ratio than regular mooring lines and they float. Poly dacron rope is popular for a wide variety of marine uses including general boating commercial fishing mooring and tow lines.

Ocimf approved for use with oil tankers. Polypropylene begins to weaken and melt at 150 f the lowest melting point of all synthetic ropes. But the two are not identical. All of our rope is also double braided polyester.

Poly can be affected by sunlight deterioration more than any other synthetic or natural fiber rope but its life can be extended by storing it away from direct sunlight. These ropes have a higher strength to weight ratio than regular mooring lines and they float. Dacron is also double braided polyester rope just like ours but due to the trademarked name it commands a higher selling price. This sinking line is white with yellow and orange tracers and is sold in 600 spools.

Laughing at the elements. Cwc s poly dacron heavy duty mooring lines are effective for a range of marine applications due to their high uv and abrasion resistance. These ropes are extremely strong and can provide up to 240 000 pounds of tensile strength. Both offer significant advantages over natural fiber ropes.

It is also commonly used for tent ropes guy lines scaffolding and for climbing and tree work. All our rope is resistant to uv light mildew rot and stretch unlike nylon which does stretch. 8 strand high strength polyester polypropylene blended mooring lines used for mooring larger vessels. The dacron and polypropylene that make the composition of this rope provide outstanding resistance to uv wear and help the rope retain its flexibility even after extensive use.

There are a few important differences that make polyester better suited for some. Polyester and nylon rope are the two most popular types of rope for consumers today. 8 strand high strength polyester polypropylene blended mooring lines used for mooring larger vessels.