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Synthetic ropes are mainly supplied as full 220m coils or as 11m tails.
At TEHO we can also supply custom made ropes in shorter lengths or tails of 22m or even 33m. Our MAGNARO ropes are spliced at our facilities in Rotterdam, Houston, Singapore or Busan.
The high performance Magnaro Aramid® rope is a custom-made mooring rope which is often selected to perform in very hot areas of the world.
Where conventional high performance ropes significantly lose strength around 50°C which can lead to life threatening situation, the Magnaro Aramid® rope withstands temperatures up to 427° C. In addition, the Magnaro Aramid® mooring rope has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, low snap back and negligible creep. In cooperation with Teijin, TEHO Ropes supports a recycle program in which a used Magnaro Aramid® mooring rope is bought back after its service life time resulting in reducing the environmental footprint. The characteristics of each mooring rope are governed primarily by the material properties, which may be enhanced or moderated during the production process. However, rope selection is ultimately a balancing act between the characteristics of the material, the rope construction, vessel requirements, operating conditions, environmental and safety concerns and of course, cost. Our MAGNARO® range of mooring ropes is the result of product optimization in view of production efficiency, price competitiveness and market requirements. All MAGNARO® mooring ropes are produced in accordance with OCIMF Mooring Equipment Guidelines 3rd Edition (MEG3) and/or 4th Edition (MEG4) and can be certified by third party class societies such as LRS, DNV, GL, ABS or NK.
Synthetic Mooring Ropes
The characteristics of each fibre rope are governed primarily by the material properties, which may be enhanced or moderated during the production process. However, rope selection is ultimately a balancing act between the characteristics of the material, the rope construction, vessel requirements, operating conditions, environmental and safety concerns and of course, cost. Our MAGNARO® range of synthetic mooring ropes are the result of product optimization in view of production efficiency, price competitiveness and market requirements. In addition to the mooring lines, we also stock mooring tails in our worldwide hubs. The standard length of our mooring tails are 11 meters. If there is a requirement for a different length, our splicing team is capable of splicing to your need. Usually, the market requires alternative lengths in 18, 20 or 22 meter lengths. All MAGNARO® fibre ropes are produced in accordance with OCIMF Mooring Equipment Guidelines 3rd Edition (MEG3) and/or 4th Edition (MEG4) and can be certified by third party class societies such as LRS, DNV, GL, ABS or NK.
Mainly servicing customers active in Maritime, Industry and Oil & Gas, TEHO Ropes Europe has gained a leading position within the EMEA, Africa and India region by offering a complete range of quality mooring equipment from stock enforced with class certification, short delivery times and unequalled customer service.
TEHO is expanding its business in India! We very recently hired a new colleague for our India operations and celebrated the inauguration puja for the new office space in Mumbai. This is another important step in the exciting journey of TEHO Ropes Europe, who will be celebrating its 10th Anniversary next year.
Over the past decades the emphasis on high performance ropes have grown due to safety reasons, economic aspects and environmental benefits. TEHO Ropes Europe provides a comprehensive range of high performance HMPE ropes (Magnaro HMPE / Magnaro HMPE Plus) that cater to the broad needs of modern day mooring. As an addition to the high performance rope family, TEHO started a partnership with Teijin in 2015 for Aramid based mooring ropes. The Magnaro Aramid Ropes fill in the gap where conventional high performance ropes have less performance.
Synthetic Ropes
The characteristics of each fibre rope are governed primarily by the material properties, which may be enhanced or moderated during the production process. However, rope selection is ultimately a balancing act between the characteristics of the material, the rope construction, vessel requirements, operating conditions, environmental and safety concerns and of course, cost.
Re-splicing a mooring rope is a very important skill needed onboard of vessels. A wrong splice can weaken the rope and increases the chance of rope failure. TEHO Ropes have specialists available to train crew and technical management on how to splice fibre ropes.
Re-splicing a mooring rope is a very important skill needed onboard of vessels. A wrong splice can weaken the rope and increases the chance of rope failure. TEHO Ropes have specialists available to train crew and technical management on how to splice fibre ropes.
The characteristics of each fibre rope are governed primarily by the material properties, which may be enhanced or moderated during the production process. However, rope selection is ultimately a balancing act between the characteristics of the material, the rope construction, vessel requirements, operating conditions, environmental and safety concerns and of course, cost.
TEHO Ropes Europe and BioBTX have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate on the recycling of end-of-life mooring ropes used in shipping. At TEHO Ropes, we always wants to offer our customers the best and most sustainable mooring solutions possible. By taking back the end-of-life mooring ropes and enabling their recycling, the maritime industry fulfils its obligation to society.
Las Palmas is a large-sized Port at West Africa, where we regularly supply our MAGNARO® ropes to Bulk Carriers, General Cargo Vessels and Tankers. Contact our sales team for any rope requirements in the area. Established in 2013, in the port of Rotterdam, TEHO Ropes Europe is a full range supplier of synthetic mooring ropes, steel wire ropes and mooring equipment. Mainly servicing customers active in Maritime, Industry and Oil & Gas, TEHO Ropes Europe has gained a leading position within the EMEA, Africa and India region by offering a complete range of quality mooring equipment from stock enforced with class certification, short delivery times and unequalled customer service.
Tails or pennants will provide additional elasticity to wire and high modulus mooring lines and reduce the dynamic loads induced in the mooring line by allowing the ship to respond more freely to various combinations of wind, wave and current, as well as to ships passing nearby. Tails will also distribute the loadings more evenly among the various mooring lines. According to MEG4 the Tail Design Break Force (TDBF) should be 125%-130% of the ship design MBL. Tails are generally connected to mooring lines either through the use of mechanical connecting devices (i.e. mooring links and mooring shackles with steel wire ropes) or directly with the use of a cow hitch (with HMPE ropes).
Mooring lines or mooring wires
Mooring lines or mooring wires used to secure a ship at a berth. Mooring lines should be arranged as symmetrically as possible about the midship point of the ship. The mooring line should be able to absorb shocks that are generated by wind or swell. The amount of stretch required is defined by the situation of the vessel is moored. Harbors with good protection require minimal stretch, while mooring in places where you might experience big swells it is important to have good stretch. In this case even extra items may be required such as rubber stretchers.
Ropes India
Renowned for having one of the most comprehensive and robust inventory of steel wire ropes, TEHO Ropes stocks wire ropes from some of the best manufacturers in the industry, distinguished by our trademark, WREXCO®.
We are stringent that our wire ropes are true to their technical specifications, principally those of BS 302, BS EN12385, ISO 2408:2004, JIS G3525 and API-9A. All our ropes are inspected by class societies of ABS, DNV.GL, NK or Lloyd’s.
Steel wire rope
The TEHO steel wire rope product range include general purpose steel wire ropes, stainless steel wires, PVC coated wires, rotation-resistant and non-rotating wire ropes which can be used for mooring, lashing, hoisting and luffing applications. A wide selection of applications for usage are lashing wires, fire wires, mooring wires, accommodation ladder wires, Hose Handling Crane wires, Overhead Crane wires, Freefall boat davit wires. In addition to the general purpose steel wire ropes, we also stock a wide variety of high performance crane cables in 4 strand, 8 strand and multistrand type with plastic infiltrated core.
For the long-awaited moment, we are proud to announce the launch of our website's new design. Established in 2013, in the port of Rotterdam, TEHO Ropes Europe is a full range supplier of synthetic mooring ropes, steel wire ropes and mooring equipment. Mainly servicing customers active in Maritime, Industry and Oil & Gas, TEHO Ropes Europe has gained a leading position within the EMEA, Africa and India region by offering a complete range of quality mooring equipment from stock strengthened by class certification, short delivery times and unequalled customer service.
Keep an eye on our social media for the further announcement about a new launch at TEHO Ropes Europe. Mooring lines or mooring wires used to secure a ship at a berth. Mooring lines should be arranged as symmetrically as possible about the midship point of the ship.
Ropes can be easily damaged if subjected to rough surfaces or sharp edges. We offer innovative anti-chafe solutions to prevent strength loss and to maximize the lifespan of your fibre ropes. MAGNARO® Sleeve.
As a worldwide supplier of mooring equipment, TEHO Ropes Europe can rely on inhouse facilities and know-how to assist their dedicated customer base with actual challenges in their mooring or lifting operations. TEHO Ropes Europe offers a range of services that enhances safety, awareness and knowledge onboard and onshore. In case of questions or enquiries, please contact your local sales representative.