Polyamide (Nylon / PA) · Double Braided Rope
Nylon Double Braided Rope (Dock Line)
A braided nylon core inside a braided nylon jacket for dock-line and mooring inquiries. Buyers specify diameter, finished length, eye size, color and retail or bulk presentation.
Buying specification
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| Material | Polyamide (Nylon / PA) |
|---|---|
| Construction | Double Braided Rope |
| Typical size range | 8 – 24 mm typical for dock lines; larger on request |
| Supply format | Cut lengths with pre-spliced eyes (common), coils and reels |
| Color | White, black, navy; custom on request |
| Packaging formats | Individual dock-line packs (spliced) · Coil · Reel |
Quote checklist
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- Intended use and load requirement
- Diameter and finished length
- Termination or splice details
- Quantity and destination
Options to discuss
- Diameter
- Cut length and pre-spliced eye size
- Color
- Retail packaging and labeling
Options are reviewed against the target specification and quantity; listing an option here is not a fixed commercial commitment.
Quote Nylon Double Braided Rope (Dock Line)
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Technical context
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