MOORING ROPES

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MOORING ROPES
Survitec Group is a leading supplier of mooring ropes
to the commercial marine industry with an enviable
reputation for quality, technical support and product
innovation.
We supply the ropes used by tankers and cargo
vessels, cruise ships and ferries, tug and salvage
operators, offshore oil and gas contractors, naval
ships and port authorities. Our products conform
to international classification regulations.
Our wide range of mooring ropes includes both
general polypropylene, polyester and nylon ropes
as well as the next generation of high-strength ropes
manufactured from Ultra High Molecular Weight
Polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibres. These technologically
advanced ropes offer superior strength to traditional
steel wire moorings.
We also manufacture a fibre rope Emergency Towing
System that utilises the exceptional strength of
Dyneema® HMPE fibres. The system, which conforms
to the latest IMO resolution MSC.35 (63), is fully type-
approved by Lloyds Register of Shipping and Det
Norske Veritas.
Survitec Group has the resources that few of our
competitors can match, we supply, inspect, test and
maintain everything from marine safety products and
lifting gear through to fire fighting, power tools and
height safety systems.
Through our European-wide branch network and
global service and distribution centres we are able
to deliver our rope products quickly and efficiently
to the major shipping ports of the world. We can also
provide a wide range of rigging services including
splicing and mooring system assembly together with
associated products.
With our wealth of experience and knowledge, we
are uniquely placed to provide excellent technical
support, including guidance on the best product
for a specific application. When it comes to the
design, development and engineering of bespoke
rope products, rest assured that our dedicated rope
team has worked at the cutting edge of mooring
technology for many years.
Whatever the requirement, our commitment is to
provide customers with a quality solution that meets
individual needs.
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Survitec Nutech® Survitec Nutech® Size WEIGHT BREAKING BREAKING

3, 4 & 8 Strand 12 & 24 Strand CIRC DIA
100m COIL
KILOS
LOAD
TONNES
LOAD
kN
Inches mm
5 40 73.0 28.60 280.56
Made from high tenacity mixed polyolefin yarns and Additional Benefits & Features 51/2 44 89.0 35.40 347.27
available in 3, 4, 8, 12 and 24 strand.
• Flakes down easily and neatly 6 48 106.0 41.80 410.05
A competitive alternative to Nylon and Staple
61/2 52 125.0 47.30 464.01
Polypropylene. • Ideal for auto winches and drums
7 56 144.0 55.00 539.55
• Non-rotating, torque-free round construction 71/2 60 166.0 61.60 604.29
Benefits & Features 8 64 188.0 70.40 690.62
81/2 68 214.0 79.70 781.85
• Specific gravity of 0.91, i.e. permanent flotation in water 9 72 238.0 89.10 874.07
• Excellent abrasion resistance 91/2 76 267.0 98.40 965.30

• Excellent strength 10 80 295.0 108.30 1062.42

101/2 84 326.0 117.70 1154.63
• Flexible, easy to handle and splice in use
11 88 358.0 127.60 1251.75
• Fully UV stabilised with medium to low elongation
12 96 425.0 150.70 1478.36
in use
13 104 498.0 171.60 1683.33
• Protected spliced eyes at each end 14 112 576.0 200.20 1963.96
• Tremendous range of uses 15 120 659.0 221.10 2168.99
• Wet strength equal to dry strength 16 128 750.0 244.50 2398.54

• OCIMF (MEG3) compliant 17 136 858.0 277.20 2719.33

18 144 959.0 305.80 2999.89

Applications
• Mooring
• General Marine Applications
• Messenger lines Survitec Size WEIGHT BREAKING BREAKING
Nutech® - Plus CIRC DIA
220m COIL
KILOS
LOAD
TONNES
LOAD
kN
Inches mm
41/2 36 116.4 20.8 204
Constructed principally from high tenacity
Polypropylene with outer yarns alternating with 5 40 158.8 30.2 296

Polyester for increased abrasion resistance. 51/2 44 201.3 36.5 358

Size WEIGHT BREAKING BREAKING Nutech®-Plus is an 8 strand plaited rope with 6 48 233.2 43.0 422
100m COIL LOAD LOAD
CIRC DIA KILOS TONNES kN a melting point of 165°C. A variety of colours 61/2 52 277.2 50.5 495
Inches mm
1 8 3.0 1.28 12.55 is available on request. Also available in 12 x 2 7 56 319.0 58.0 569
11/4 10 4.5 1.92 18.83 construction upon request. 71/2
60 360.8 66.0 647
11/2 12 6.5 2.88 28.25
8 64 413.6 75.0 736
13/4 14 9.0 3.84 37.67
2 16 11.5 4.81 47.18 Additional Benefits & Features 81/2 68 468.6 84.5 829
21/4 18 14.8 6.19 60.72 9 72 521.4 94.5 927
21/2 20 18.0 7.37 72.29 • Specific gravity 0.99, i.e. permanent flotation 91/2 76 574.2 103.0 1015
23/4 22 22.0 8.97 87.99 in water 10 80 649.0 116.0 1137
3 24 25.9 10.60 103.98
31/4 26 30.4 12.40 121.64 • Excellent resistance to frictional heat damage 11 88 774.4 139.0 1363
31/2 28 35.4 14.10 138.32 • Does not absorb water 12 96 917.4 165.0 1618
33/4 30 40.4 16.00 156.96
• Excellent chemical resistance except in the 13 104 1082.4 193.0 1893
4 32 45.9 17.90 175.59
41/2 36 58.6 22.00 215.82 presence of alkalis
5 40 71.8 27.40 268.79
• OCIMF (MEG3) compliant
51/2 44 88.1 34.00 333.54
6 48 104.0 39.60 388.47
61/2 52 121.8 45.80 449.29
7 56 141.8 52.40 514.04
71/2 60 163.1 60.00 588.60
8 64 185.0 67.90 666.09
81/2 68 209.5 76.70 752.42
9 72 234.1 85.20 835.81
10 80 290.0 105.00 1030.05
11 88 350.1 126.00 1236.06
12 96 416.8 149.00 1461.69
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Survitec Nuflex Size Weight Breaking Breaking

Survitec Megaflex Size Min. Breaking Loads Weight
100M Coil Load Load
Kilos Tonnes Kn
Material: High tenacity Polypropylene & Polyester CIRC DIA Plaited ropes are well established in marine and CIRC DIA Tf kN kg/100m kg/coil
Inches mm Inches mm
composite fibres. offshore applications, because of their ease of
41/2 36 132.0 24.8 243 4 32 30.6 300 68.5 151
handling and non-rotating behaviour. Megaflex
5 40 192.5 34.2 336 41/2
36 35.2 345 79.5 175
is a composite fibre made from high tenacity
Benefits & Features 51/2 44 228.8 40.8 400 5 40 42.5 417 96.6 213
polypropylene with polyester as a strength member.
6 48 264.0 47.4 465 51/2 44 49.1 482 112.0 247
• Wet strength equal to dry strength It has excellent fatigue characteristics and abrasion
61/2 52 310.2 55.5 545 6 48 55.7 546 128.0 282
• High strength: weight ratio for ease of handling resistance. The fatigue life is comparable to pure
7 56 345.4 63.2 620 61/2 52 64.2 630 149.0 327
• Excellent abrasion resistance against internal and polyester, but the weight for a given strength is
71/2 60 402.6 72.4 710 7 56 72.7 713 169.0 372
external friction comparable to that of nylon. The rope has a very
8 64 453.2 81.6 801 71/2 60 81.1 796 190.0 417
high breaking strength and is not influenced by
• Exceptional resistance to frictional heat damage 81/2 68 510.4 91.8 901 8 64 90.3 886 211.0 465
water so dry strength is equal to wet strength.
• Manufactured in accordance with 9 72 567.6 102.0 1001
It is an ideal rope for mooring tails. Available in 81/2 68 104.0 1025 246.0 542

OCIMF guidelines 91/2 76 622.6 112.0 1101 8 strand construction. 9 72 113.0 1107 267.0 587

• TCLL value of 73%. TCLL is the Actual Breaking 10 80 701.8 125.0 1224 91/2
76 134.0 1315 315.0 692
Material composition:
Load of a wet rope after 1000 cyclic loadings. 11 88 836.0 148.0 1456 10 80 148.0 1448 348.0 765
50% Polyester / 50% High Tenacity Polypropylene
This is expressed as a percentage of the original 12 96 983.4 174.0 1711 11 88 175.0 1719 415.0 913

wet breaking strength 13 104 1148.4 204.0 2000 12 96 205.0 2014 489.0 1076

• Excellent shock-load absorption, yielding low

Benefits & Features 13 104 235.0 2308 563.0 1238

snapback at break • Optimum strength: weight ratio for ease of handling

• Specific gravity 1.1, i.e. neutrally buoyant Elongation New Used
• Wet strength equal to dry strength
• Remains flexible and easy to splice in use • Good abrasion resistance against internal and
@ 25% of MBL 11.5% 6.5%
• Does not absorb water @ 50% of MBL 16% 10.5% external friction
• Fully UV stabilised @ 100% of MBL 23% 15% • Manufactured in accordance with OCIMF guidelines
• Excellent chemical resistance, except in the • Good resistance to frictional heat damage
presence of alkalis • Good shock load absorption, yielding low
snapback at break
Applications • Specific gravity 1.14

• Towing stretchers • Remains flexible and easy to splice in use

• Mooring Lines • Does not absorb water

• Mooring Tails • Fully UV stabilised

• Single Point Moorings • Excellent chemical resistance, except in the

presence of alkalis

Applications
• General Fishing
• Inland Shipping
• Merchant Navy
• Mooring Lines
• Mooring Tails
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SURVITEC Atlas® Size Weight Breaking Breaking Breaking SURVITEC Size Weight MBL
& Winchtech CIRC
Inches
DIA
mm
100M Coil
Kilos
Load
Tonnes (Min)
Load
Tonnes (Avg)
Load
Kn (Min) Winchfloat DIA DIA CIRC
Inches mm Inches 100m(kg) 220m(kg) T KN
21/4
18 22.0 7.0 7.70 69
A 100% high tenacity, low elongation Nylon (mono 6 Strand cross lay floating winchline with core 19/16 40 5 99.0 217.8 31.4 307.7
21/2 20 27.5 9.0 9.90 88
and multifilament), 6 strand cross-laid white rope
23/4 22 34.5 11.0 12.10 108 1 3/4
44 51/2
115.0 253.0 39.9 391.0
with a specific gravity of 1.14 and a melting point
3 24 40.0 13.0 14.30 128 Benefits & Features 17/8 48 6 137.0 301.4 47.5 465.5
of 215°C.
31/4 26 46.4 15.3 16.83 150 21/16 52 61/2 161.0 354.2 51.3 502.7
Robust construction maintaining shape under • Permanent flotation in water
31/2 28 51.4 16.8 18.48 165
extreme tension. 21/4 56 7 187.0 411.4 63.7 624.3
4 32 65.0 22.0 24.20 216
• SG 0.99
23/8 60 71/2 214.0 470.8 68.4 670.3
Easier to handle than wire and easy to splice. 41/2 36 83.2 26.0 28.60 255 • Approximately 23% elongation
21/2 64 8 244.0 536.8 77.9 763.4
5 40 100.0 31.0 34.10 304 • Melting point: 218°C / 165°C
211/16 68 81/2 276.0 607.2 89.3 875.1
Benefits & Features 51/2 44 125.0 42.0 46.20 412
• High abrasion resistance
6 48 148.0 50.0 55.00 490 27/8 72 9 309.0 679.8 102.6 1005.5
• Outstanding performance on winch drums
• Excellent abrasion resistance 61/2 52 160.0 54.0 59.40 530 35/32 80 10 381.0 838.2 119.7 1173.1
7 56 200.0 66.5 73.15 652 • Excellent shape retention properties
• Excellent UV resistance
71/2 60 217.0 70.0 77.00 687 • Outstanding fatigue resistance
• Workable in sub-zero temperatures
73/4 62 235.0 79.0 86.90 775 • Cost-effective
• Good chemical resistance, except in the presence 8 64 245.0 81.0 89.10 795
of acids • Easy to splice
81/2 68 280.0 94.0 103.40 922
• Resistant to rotting, corrosion and seawater 83/4 70 310.0 103.0 113.30 922

• Can be stowed wet without any special 9 72 335.0 108.0 118.80 1060 Applications
maintenance 93/4
78 363.6 120.0 132.00 1177
• Anchor line
101/2 84 425.0 140.0 154.00 1373
• Very high breaking strength • Mooring
113/4 90 505.0 165.0 181.50 1619
12 96 585.0 190.0 209.00 1864 • Winch line
Applications • Heavy duty applications

• Very easy to use on mooring winches

• Mooring Lines
• Anchor ropes and other heavy duty cables

Survitec Nutech® Size Weight MBL

Winchline CIRC
Inches
DIA
mm 100m (kg) 220m (kg) T kN

5 40 73.0 160.6 31.10 305.09

A floating winch line with a 12 strand core made from
5 1/2
44 89.0 195.8 38.60 378.67
co-polymer fibre. The over-braided cover material is
generally made from Nutech® yarns, although this can 6 48 106.0 233.2 47.80 468.92

be supplied in pure nylon or polyester. 61/2 52 125.0 275.0 56.40 553.28

7 56 144.0 316.8 63.80 625.88

Benefits & Features 71/2 60 166.0 365.2 74.0 725.94

8 64 188.0 413.6 84.0 824.04

• High Strength 81/2 68 214.0 470.8 95.0 931.95
• Specific Gravity 0.97 i.e. permanent flotation in water 9 72 238.0 523.6 107.6 1055.56
• Excellent UV Resistance
• Melting point: 185°C
• Good abrasion resistance
• Very easy to use on tension winches
• Maintains shape under extreme tension

Applications
• Mooring Line
SPECIFICATIONS
TO SUIT A VARIETY
OF APPLICATIONS
AND INDIVIDUAL
REQUIREMENTS
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SURVITEC 12 STRAND Steel Wire Ropes

DyneeMA® UHMWPE SK75
12 Strands 12 Strand Overbraided
Size

Standard Galvanised Steel Wire Ropes for mooring

(OVERBRAIDING OPTIONAL) Weight MBL Weight MBL
and towing applications. These ropes are available
Dia (mm) Kgs/100m Tonnes Kgs/100m Tonnes
in ‘fibre core’ construction, however the steel core
Constructed from Ultra High Molecular Weight 28 45.10 69.15 71 64.46 provides additional strength, stability against crushing
Polyethylene (UHMPE – Dyneema® SK75) core with a 30 51.90 79.35 81 73.54 or deformation on drums, pulleys etc.
protective cover of composite yarn. 32 59.00 90.26 87 78.99
34 63.90 93.87 92 83.53
SIZE 1770 Tensile Grade 1960 Tensile Grade
Material composition 36 71.40 104.86 105 95.33
Nominal
APPROX
Mass Minimum Minimum Minimum Minimum
38 79.90 117.30 105.5 106.23 Diameter
kg/100m Breaking Breaking Breaking Breaking
Ultra High Modulus Polyethylene (UHMPE) – mm
40 88.20 129.58 117.9 118.94 Load T Force kN Load T Force kN
Dyneema® (SK75). 42 59.50 143.15 129.6 130.74 28 321.0 50.4 494.0 55.8 54.0

44 106.70 156.72 144.9 146.18 32 419.0 65.7 645.0 72.9 715.0 Benefits & Features
Benefits & Features 46 116.60 171.26 158.40 159.79 35 501.0 78.7 772.0 87.2 855.0
36 530.0 83.3 817.0 92.2 904.0
• Lightly greased for improved corrosion resistance
48 126.50 185.80 174.60 176.14
• HMPE – ultra high molecular weight 38 591.0 92.8 910.0 103.0 1010.0 • Manufactured in accordance with ISO Standards
50 131.80 193.55 187.20 188.85
polyethylene rope 40 654.0 103.0 1010.0 114.0 1120.0 • Full rigging, splicing service available
52 142.80 209.74 204.30 206.10
• Strongest tensile strength per weight 54 153.80 225.94 219.60 221.53 44 792.0 124.0 1220.0 138.0 1350.0 • Full range of compacted and non-rotating
• Stronger than same diameter wire rope 56 164.90 242.13 239.40 241.51 48 942.0 148.0 1450.0 164.0 1610.0 wires available
• Heat & UV resistant 60 189.00 260.25 255.60 257.85

• Low coefficient of friction 64 215.30 296.40 293.40 295.98

68 244.10 336.16 333.00 335.93
• Reduced operational costs
72 273.00 375.92 357.00 381.33
• Safer to handle than wire rope
• Melting point: 150°C
76 305.00 420.02 374.40 424.91 Mooring Tails
80 337.10 436.82 422.40 479.38
• Specific gravity: 0.97 (floats) 84 372.20 482.40 464.00 526.59
Survitec can also supply nylon and composite fibre
mooring tails in order to provide elasticity in a mooring
• Elongation at break: 4-5% 88 407.40 527.99 514.40 583.79
system. This helps to reduce damage to wire and
• Water absorption: Zero 92 446.30 578.34 561.60 637.36
Dyneema® ropes by absorbing shock loads.
96 485.10 628.69 616.00 699.10
• UV resistance: Good
• Abrasion & chemical resistance: Excellent
6X36 IWRC Galv
• Wet strength is equal to dry strength Mooring Wires
Mandal Fairlead
8 Strand Nuflex Tail 8 Strand Double Braided 8 Strand Nylon
Shackle Megaflex Tail Polyester Tail Polyamide Tail
1960 N/mm²

Applications Dia (mm) MBL (T) Size / MBL (T) Dia (mm) MBL (T) Dia (mm) MBL (T) Dia (mm) MBL (T) Dia (mm) MBL (T)

• Mooring Lines (to be used with tails) 28 55.8 90 64 81.6 60 81.1 48 84.9 72 89.9
32 72.9 90 72 102 68 104 52 99.4 88 130.5
• Lifting Nets and Slings
36 92.2 120 80 125 76 134 60 132.4 96 153.9
• Anchor Lines
38 103 120 88 148 80 148 64 150.3 88* 221.85
• Pipe pull lines 40 114 120 96 174 88 175 68 170.7 88* 221.85
• Oceanographic cables 42 126 180 96 174 88 175 68 170.7 88* 221.85
• Pick up lines/ messenger lines
*grommet construction to give higher breaking strength
• Seismic lines
• Industrial fishing
All of the above comply with OCIMF (MEG3)
• Fish farms
guidelines. Synthetic tails should have an MBL of
at least 25% higher than that of the mooring line to
Heavy Duty Eye Protection which they are attached. Polyamide tails should have
a 37% higher MBL than the mooring line, to take
We can supply spliced eyes with heavy duty account of loss of strength when wet.
protection
• Unique method of protection for Dyneema® rope
ensures optimum service life
• Heavy duty sliding wear sleeves are optional
• Polyurethane coating also available
• Springs are recommended for mooring applications
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High Performance
Mooring ROPES
Installation, operation and storage
of Dyneema ropes®
Our new generation of high performance synthetic
fibre ropes offers superior performance to traditional
steel wire mooring ropes.
These ropes are manufactured from Ultra High
Modulus Polyethylene (UHMPE) Dyneema® (SK75)
material. This material is significantly less elastic than
conventional fibre ropes but more elastic than steel
wire. This means the lines can absorb higher dynamic
loads making them a better option during ship-to-ship
transfer operations or at terminals subject to waves
or swell.
Benefits of Dyneema
• Strong as steel wire but lighter and easier to handle
• Longer lasting than steel wire
• Dyneema does not rust
• No lubrication required so no water pollution performance characteristics when compared to other
from grease
• Reduced maintenance and operational costs
• Safer for crew to use
• Quicker mooring operations
Rope Service Life
Correct installation procedures and preparation of
deck gear are very important to ensure a maximum
service life of all synthetic fibre ropes. Contact us for
a list of recommendations that will help a crew realise
the full potential service life of these ropes or visit
our website at www.survitecgroup.com.
Installation and operation on winches
Dyneema® ropes can be used successfully on
winches. Contact us for a list of recommendations
that we have collated from direct experience and
feedback from ship operators that will ensure smooth
operation. Email rope@survitecgroup.com or
visit www.survitecgroup.com.
Use of Ropes around Sheaves
Dyneema® ropes have very good bending fatigue
ropes, including wire. To maintain a high strength
efficiency use a round shaped sheave with a large
diameter. Ideally the ratio of sheave diameter to rope
diameter should be greater than 12:1. Do not use ‘V’
shaped grooves on sheaves.

Not surprisingly, many tanker operators have

equipped their ships with UHMPE ropes in preference
to conventional steel wire mooring ropes. Tanker
operators benefit from significant advantages from
using these UHMPE ropes in terms of safety and
operational efficiency.
All our high performance mooring ropes comply with
OCIMF First Edition 2002 ‘Guidelines on the use of
High-Modulus Synthetic Fibre Ropes as Mooring
Lines on Large Tankers’.
Our Dyneema® ropes are available in three different
constructions. Overbraided, 8-strand and 12-strand.
Details on our Overbraided Dyneema® rope are
shown opposite. For more information on our
8-strand and 12-strand Dyneema® ropes please
contact us at rope@survitecgroup.com
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SURVITEC Emergency
Towing System
Under IMO regulation V/15-1 of the 1994 SOLAS Pack 2 Benefits & Features
Convention, as amended by resolution MSC.31(63)
Pack 2 is for tankers over 50,000 tonnes requiring • H
 igh strength, low weight floating Dyneema®
in 1994, all new and existing tankers of 20,000
towing components with a working strength of 2,000 towing pennant
tonnes deadweight and above must be fitted with an
emergency towing arrangement. k.N. • M
 odular system is easy to transport, install, service
Both packs are modular and comprise of a marker and replenish
Survitec manufactures a fibre rope Emergency Towing
System using Dyneema® HMPE fibre ropes, buoy with a top light, a messenger line, towing pennant, • L
 ow cost installation and maintenance with flexible
in accordance with the latest IMO resolution MSC.35 chain, towing bracket and stern-mounted storage unit. component assembly
(63) and fully type-approved by Lloyds Register of The chafing chain is connected via a quick release • L
 ocation is determined by the available deck area
Shipping and Det Norske Veritas as well as being coupling to the towing bracket which is secured to the and not the needs of the system
recognised to comply with other Class requirements. vessel deck. This chain, which is housed in the base • O
 ne system design for adaptability within
Survitec emergency towing system Assurance Pack is of the container system, is connected to a towing tanker fleets
available in two different specifications. pennant which in turn is connected to a messenger
• S
 hape of cover prevents use of system as a
line and a marker buoy. These items are stowed in the
storage or work area
upper level of the container.
Pack 1 • C
 over can include corporate colours, logos and
In use, the towing system is easily deployed within
company imagery
Pack 1 is designed for vessels with a deadweight of 15 minutes without ship’s power. First the storage unit
between 20,000 and 50,000 tonnes and provides a cover is lifted off or, for single person deployment, a
working strength of 1,000 k.N. removable side section is released. The buoy is then
removed and passed through the fairlead. This releases
the messenger line. The towing vessel retrieves the We also supply and
buoy and winches in the messenger line to connect
the towing pennant which flows freely from its
manufacture a
stowage position. range of additional
marine products:
• Lifeboat Fall Preventer Devices
• Pilot Ladders
• Personnel Transfer Baskets
• Jacobs Ladders
• Embarkation Ladders
• Helideck Nets & Perimeter Nets
• Gangway Safety Nets

Please contact us for further information.

Even when a tug is performing an escort role - running with a vessel and connecting to a tow line with or without weight on it - an emergency towing point is essential.
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