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5/8" X 15' Three Strand Double Anchor Shock Bridle System / Anchor Snubber Line with SS thimble and SS Shackle - dbRopes
5/8" X 15' Three Strand Double Anchor Shock Bridle System / Anchor Snubber Line with SS thimble and SS Shackle - dbRopes
5/8" X 15' Three Strand Double Anchor Shock Bridle System / Anchor Snubber Line with SS thimble and SS Shackle - dbRopes
5/8" X 15' Three Strand Double Anchor Shock Bridle System / Anchor Snubber Line with SS thimble and SS Shackle - dbRopes
5/8" X 15' Three Strand Double Anchor Shock Bridle System / Anchor Snubber Line with SS thimble and SS Shackle - dbRopes
5/8" X 15' Three Strand Double Anchor Shock Bridle System / Anchor Snubber Line with SS thimble and SS Shackle - dbRopes

Sistema Snubber di cima a doppia ammortizzazione per ancoraggio. Nylon al 100% a tre capi con impiombature e redancia inox + grillo inox

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Sistema di doppia ammortizzazione iper ormeggi n rada100% nylon 16mm x 4.5m (30 cm + 2 linee di 4.20 m ciascuna) con redancia inox, grillo inox e proezione
Questa eccellente cima in nylon a 3 capi intrecciati è ideale per ancorare in rada, grazie alla sua resistenza e durata.

Questa linea di smorzamento è utilizzabile anche per ormeggi al gavitello.

Realizzata con fibre di nylon al 100% prodotte in America ad alta resistenza, è resistente agli acidi, alla muffa, alla putrefazione, all'olio e ai gas.
Resistenza alla rottura minima: 4700 Kg. basato su test standard secondo i metodi di prova del Cordage Institute Standard Testing Methods per cime in fibra e / o ASTM D-4268 Standard Methods of Testing Fiber Ropes.

  • 100% nylon di alta qualità
  • Resistenza alla rottura minima:. 4700 Kg.
  • Grillo di 9.5 mm "
  • Gasse impiombate professionalmente (2) all'estremità della barca (30 cm. ciascuno)
  • Redancia Inox "
  • Protezione anti-sfregamento blu o nera in PVC
  • Resistente all' abrasione, carico d'urto, muffa e marciume
  • Adatto per barche da 36'a 45' (11m a 14m)
  • Gancio a catena opzionale da soli $ 8,00 in più

 

 

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  • For 3 Strand Nylon Anchor Shock Bridal Snubber System - I have a 31' Boston Whaler Pilothouse Boat. When fully loaded and fueled, it weighs nearly 15,000 pounds. What length and thickness lines would you recommend.

    Thank you for your question.
    As your boat is very heavy for the lenght , the 5/8" x 15' snubber will be fine.
    Hope it can help you.
    Thank you again.

  • How do I attach this to my anchor line? I only have 50’ of chain but 200’ of line

    Thank you for your question.
    Our Anchor snubber are designed for attach to the chain rode with a hook or shackle.
    If your anchor line is with rope, the attachment must to be with rope. we can adapt it for you with the rope device.
    Please email us to info@dbropes.com with the following informations:
    * Boat length
    * Material and Diameter of your anchor line (ex 3-strand Nylon rope or double braid)
    Thank you

  • 5/8" X 15' Three Strand Double Anchor Shock Bridle System / Anchor Snubber Line with SS thimble and spring hook We only have 10 feet of chain on our rode. And 2 cleats. We would like to add an inline snubber to this system. Any suggestions?

    Thank you for your question.
    We need more information,  as length of boat,  setup of your anchor line, so it can help to answer your question. Please
    Email us with all information  to info@dbropes.com
    Thanks again

  • Is have a 27 foot Regal powerboat. Can I attach this anchor shock bridle system directly to my mooring ball, or is something else needed in between?

    Yes you can use as permanent mooring, but you need a 1/2" shackle.
    Thanks

  • Good afternoon...I'm considering investing in an anchor snubber and want to size it right for my boat. I own a Tiara 4100 Open, 45 feet LOA, roughly 30,000 lbs. Is the 5/8" x 15 ft snubber with the spring hook an appropriate choice? Is the spring hook better than the open hook? We often anchor out for several nights at a time in the San Francisco area and are subject to considerable winds, tide, and currents. Thanks in advance for your input.

    Thnk you for your request and details.
    Your boat is just between the two sizes for the snubber, you can use the 5/8" or the 3/4" as well. In my opinion 5/8" snubber for your boat will be better because  you have more stretching then 3/4" line. But it is just my opinion.
    About the atachement depending your chain size. But with the chain hook you have no problems.
    Thanks
    dbRopes

  • Would this 5/8" x 15ft work for my 18000 lbs Westerly Conway 36 with 6 ft of freeboard and 5/8" chain thickness?

    Thank you for your question.
    Yes, that size will fit perfectly for your boat.
    Please let me know if you need more help.
    Thanks again
    Dani
    dbRopes

  • I have a Regulator 28 with all chain and wanted to know if the 1/2 or 5/8 inch 12 or 15 foot would work? The boat dry weight is ~9500lbs and ~12,000lbs operating weight. Thanks

    Thank you for your question.
    For your boat, I recommend 1/2" x 12' snubber.
    Please let me know if you need more help.
    Thanks
    Dani
    dbRopes

  • I have a 2008 Beneteau 40. 18,000 lb displacement and 4 1/2 feet freeboard at bow. What bridle would you recommend. I sail in the Great Lakes and anchor in moderate conditions.

    Thank you for your question.
    For your boat, I recommend 5/8" x 12' snubber.
    Please let me know if you need more help.
    Thanks again.
    Dani
    dbRopes