8-strand 12-strand braided Polyester anchor plastic Mooring Rope

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How to make the eye splice for 3 strands rope?

To make an eye splice in three-strand rope unlay the strands for a short distance and bend the rope to form the eye, placing two end strands across at right-angles to the lay of the standing part of the rope, and the other strand behind

(A). Take the centre strand under the nearest strand of the standing part

(B). Take the first end strand under the next strand, going in where the second strand comes out

(C). Turn the rope over and tuck the third strand under the remaining strand of the standing part, going in where the first strand comes out

(D). There should now be an end strand projecting from each space of the standing part

(E). This completes the first tuck. Tuck each strand in turn "over and under one", making three full tucks and two taper tucks.

Choosing the correct mooring rope:

Nylon: Use for applications where strength and shock absorption are important, such as dock and anchor lines.

POLYESTER: Use where strength, low stretch, and durability are key, like most running rigging applications.

HMPE & ARAMIDS: Very high performance fibers exhibiting very high strength and extremely low stretch for a higher price tag. Generally found on very serious racing sailboats and larger yachts for running rigging.

POLYPROPYLENE: Use where lightweight or very low cost is important such as light air spinnaker sheets or barrier rope for swimming.

UHMW-PE: Has the highest strength among all kinds of fiber ropes and is traditionally used as a braided core, covered with diamond double braid polyester for easy handling.

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