A large quantities of material is required for the seaweed farming, like ropes and buoys, each component will required some form of manual assembly before deployments. Ropes held at tension in a rectangle / square grids by an array of anchors used. The square itself was flanked on the north and south sides by a catenary system can distribute forces evenly across each line. Read More

Offshore Cage Mooring System The mooring system of HDPE cages is a square shaped grid system held on the sea bed with an array of mooring lines, it is divided into two groups, floating grid system and anchor mooring lines.Mooring anchors, anchor chains, mooring ropes, buoys and shackles are the main Read More

Thimble with master link assembly is normally used in one mooring system, which will be spliced at the terminal of synthetic rope or steel wire rope to protect the rope from friction, and the role of master link is to have a easier connection with chains or other mooring components by shackles. Read More

500MM DOUBLE HOLES HDPE BRACKET FOR TUNA CAGE Read More

Nylon rope is a synthetic rope made of nylon fibers. It is known for its exceptional strength, durability and versatility. Waysail provides high strength nylone rope, 8 strands and 12 strength. Read More

Polypropylene rope is a type of synthetic rope made from polypropylene fibers. Polypropylene rope is commonly used in marine and aquaculture mooring applications due to its buoyant and waterproof properties. Read More

We produce high-quality HDPE cages bracket with injection moulding. 500mm double holes hdpe injection brackets are widely used for building tuna cages with dia.50m. Read More

Tubular Thimble with Master Link Assembly is widely spliced at the rope terminals, acting as mooring connection components. Read More

In kelp farming, the mooring lines and cultivation lines are both crucial components of the cultivation system. The rope material used for kelp farming mooring lines and cultivation lines is typically selected for its durability, strength, and resistance to degradation in the marine environment. Read More