Marine Nylon Rope

Nylon Rope – Marine Rope For Sale

The versatility of nylon rope allows for extensive applications in boats, large vessels, tugs, oil fields, mines, and various other areas. Its robust construction and reliable performance ensure its effectiveness in handling heavy loads and withstanding harsh conditions.

Whether for mooring, towing, lifting, or other marine operations, the marine rope made of nylon provides a dependable solution. Its durability and resistance to wear and corrosion make it a trusted choice in the maritime industry.

Marine Nylon Rope Applications

Nylon rope is an excellent choice for boat dock lines. Its high strength, durability, and resistance to wear and corrosion make it well-suited for securing boats and providing reliable mooring. The nylon construction ensures optimal shock absorption, helping to protect both the boat and the dock from sudden jolts or movements caused by waves or wind. Additionally, the superior abrasion resistance of this marine rope ensures a long service life, even in rough docking conditions. With its reliable performance and suitability for marine environments, this synthetic rope is a trusted option for boat dock lines.

1/4 Nylon Rope – Double Braided Nylon Rope

Our 1/4″ double braided nylon rope is a superb option suitable for boats, crafts, and a wide range of general applications. With a strong tensile strength of 2,000 lb and a recommended maximum working load of 400 lb, this double braided synthetic rope can confidently handle moderate loads. Its 1/4″ diameter is typically suitable for boats up to 20 feet in length, providing reliable performance.

3/8 Nylon Rope – Boat Dock Line

The 3/8″ nylon rope is a versatile and reliable option for various applications. With a diameter of 3/8″, it is specifically designed for medium-sized tasks and is often utilized as a boat dock line. It is suitable for boats ranging from 20 to 25 feet in length, providing secure and dependable mooring.

72mm Nylon Rope – Ship Mooring Rope

In addition to its common usage as a dock line for boats, the large-diameter nylon rope also serves as a reliable mooring rope for ships. The 72mm diameter of this ship rope signifies its substantial size and strength. It is designed to handle significant loads and tensions associated with mooring large ships. The thickness and sturdiness of the rope provide a secure and reliable anchoring solution, contributing to the stability and safety of the vessel during mooring.

Nylon VS Polyester Rope

Nylon and polyester are two popular materials used in the production of ropes, each with its own distinct characteristics and advantages. Here is a comparison between nylon and polyester rope:

• Strength and Durability:
  • Nylon: Marine ropes made of nylon are known for their exceptional strength and high elongation properties. They have a high tensile strength and can withstand heavy loads without breaking. Nylon ropes also exhibit good resistance to abrasion and UV rays, ensuring durability over time.
  • Polyester: Polyester ropes are also strong and durable, but they have a slightly lower tensile strength compared to nylon. However, polyester ropes have better resistance to UV rays and are less prone to stretching, which can be an advantage in certain applications.
• Stretch and Elasticity:
  • Nylon: Nylon ropes have a higher degree of stretch or elasticity, which allows them to absorb shocks and dynamic loads effectively. This property makes nylon ropes ideal for applications where shock absorption is important, such as towing or lifting.
  • Polyester: Polyester ropes have less stretch compared to nylon, making them suitable for applications where minimal elongation is desired, such as static rigging or applications requiring precise control.
• Moisture Absorption and Water Resistance:
  • Nylon: Nylon-type ship ropes tend to absorb water, which can result in increased weight and reduced strength when wet. However, nylon ropes maintain their strength and other properties in wet conditions and are highly resistant to rot and mildew.
  • Polyester: Polyester ropes have low moisture absorption, meaning they do not gain weight or lose strength significantly when exposed to water. Polyester ropes also resist rot, mildew, and degradation in wet environments.
• Chemical Resistance:
  • Nylon: Nylon ropes offer good resistance to many chemicals, including alkalis and most solvents. However, they are less resistant to acids compared to polyester ropes.
  • Polyester: Polyester ropes exhibit excellent resistance to acids, making them suitable for applications where exposure to acidic substances is expected. They also have good resistance to most chemicals.

Structure Of Marine Grade Nylon Rope

There are two main types of nylon rope: double braided type, which features a construction with two braided layers, and twisted type, which is made by twisting multiple strands of nylon fibers together.

Compared to double braided nylon rope, twisted type rope is typically more affordable and easier to splice or knot. However, it may have slightly lower tensile strength and elongation properties.

Nylon Rope Size Chart

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Specifications		Polyamide monofilament			Polyamide cord
Diameter/mm	Circumference/inch	Linear density/ktex	Breaking strength/KN		Linear density/ktex	Breaking strength/KN
			8-strand rope	12-strand rope		8-strand rope	12-strand rope
28	3-1/2	510	149	158	484	130	133
36	4-1/2	840	240	254	800	205	211
44	5-1/2	1260	351	373	1190	295	304
52	6-1/2	1740	479	508	1670	402	414
60	7-1/2	2320	627	665	2220	526	542
72	9	3350	887	941	3200	741	763
88	11	5010	1300	1380	4780	1080	1112
104	13	6990	1780	1888	6670	1610	1658
120	15	9300	2340	2480	8880	2120	2184
136	17	12000	2980	3161	11400	2660	2740
144	18	13400	3320	3523	12800	2930	3018
160	20	16600	4060	4307	15800	3470	3574