Description
A fender line keeps a fender, a buffer or cushion at the correct height along the side of a boat, acting as a shock absorber against quays, docks, or other vessels to protect the hull from scratches, dents, and damage to the paintwork. The fender line allows for flexible attachment and helps absorb movement while moored. The loop of the fender line is passed through the eye of the fender, while the free end is secured to a railing or a cleat. With a length of 2 meters, the height can be easily adjusted to suit any mooring situation. Black is the most popular color for fender lines and complements any boat.
- Suitable for boats from 6 to 12 meters
- Quick to attach thanks to the loop
- Ready for use, with an eye protected against wear
- Reliable attachment via a spliced-back eye
- 2 m length: allows for flexible adjustment of fender height
- Floats: if the line falls into the water, it is less likely to get caught in the propeller
- Does not absorb water and will not rot
- Classic black, the most popular color for fender lines
- Multifilament construction makes the rope flexible and distributes friction, extending its lifespan under intensive use
- Soft and comfortable to handle
- Strong and lightweight rope
- Resistant to acids and bases
Specifications
| Characteristic |
Value |
|
Barcode
|
5411387087457
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Diameter
|
10 mm
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|
Length
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2 m
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Color
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Black
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Material
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Polypropylene (PP)
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Height
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2 cm
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Width
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6 cm
|
|
Depth
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22 cm
|
Variants
| Diameter |
Breaking force |
| 10 mm |
|
| 12 mm |
|
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