Hull Outfittings
Anchor 1
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.
Hull Outfittings
Ropes
Fibre rope for mooring, towing and general deck work, selected for strength, stretch and resistance to marine wear.
Overview
Marine rope is made from synthetic or natural fibre laid or braided for the combination of breaking strength, stretch and abrasion resistance a given job needs. Mooring lines favour controlled stretch to absorb shock loads, towing lines favour low stretch, and general utility line trades strength for handling ease. Sun, salt and repeated flexing over a fairlead or winch drum degrade any rope over time, which is why it is a recurring consumable on a working vessel rather than a fit-once fitting.
Specifications on request
Full specifications, material grades and dimensions are confirmed per enquiry. Tell us the vessel and the duty, and we will send the datasheet.
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Related equipment
Other equipment filed under the same part of the catalogue.
Hull Outfittings
Anchor 2
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.
Hull Outfittings
Anchor 3
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.
Hull Outfittings
Anchor 4
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.