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ANCHORING/MOORING/SPECIALTY



Diameter	Average	Weight
(Inches)	Breaking	lbs. per
	Strength	100 ft.
3/8	3,700	3.4
1/2	6,300	6.2
5/8	10,400	10.3
3/4	16,200	13.5
7/8	22,000	19.0
1	27,000	23.7
H Best Uses: Docklines, H
	anchorline

New nylon Brait, a remarkable technological advance in cordage, handles easier and stows in much less space than traditional three-strand line. Plus, Brait absorbs up to 85% more energy before failure than traditional lines. Brait's superior elasticity and energy absorption allows for smaller diameter rope to be used in all anchorline applications. That translates to smaller anchor lockers, or the ability to carry longer or multiple lengths of anchor rode in the same space. Brait is the hands-down choice of premium windlass manufacturers, like Maxwell, for trouble-free operation without hockles and kinks.

8-strand nylon

Brait— the new standard for anchoring technology.

Brait will absorb up to 74% more energy before failure than traditional nylon lines.

ANCHORING/MOORING/SPECIALTY - 3 - Yale Cordage - #1

Sailing dinghy rope, Sheet rope, Rope, Vectran® rope, Halyard rope