Ready to Use Spliced Ropes : Ino-Rope launches its product range! Select, rig…sail! More than 1500 references, designed to suit your type of navigation: > Coastal cruising : are you sailing with the coast in sight or from island to island? Find affordable and easy to use spliced ropes in our selection. > Offshore cruising: : are you sailing…
Textile connectors: A guide to help you select it ! Purchase guide for textile connectors Souvent appelées ‘manilles’ ou ‘erses à bouton’, la présentation des accroches textiles n’est plus à faire. Gain de place et de poids pour une résistance égale ou accrue, polyvalentes de par leurs multiples usages (accroches de poulie, d’écoute, de drisse…
Make a double-braid splice (Dyneema® core) Here is a tutorial about the basics of modern splicing. The double-braid splice Dyneema (core + cover): this splice in made on a rope made of a Dyneema® core and a Polyester cover. The double-braid splice is called that way because it concern ropes with covers, composed of a…
It may be of interest: the tensile test bench is installed at Ino-Rope! All the Ino-Rope team is proud to inform you that the tensile test bench has been delivered! From the beginning of spring, the important newcomer found its place in our workshop: with its 27 m length, its 3.5 tons of steel, and…
Rope purchase guide : Choose your rope Buying guide: choose your rope by the cut As a creator of products and solutions from high-tech textile fibres, Ino-Rope is not a BBB (“beast of a shop”). Ourteam has drawn on its expertise in seamanship to select the best products from the plethora of ropes available on…
The ultra-easy textile shackle without splice – the Ino-Rope style shackle It is commonly called “textile shackle”. The latter is now an essential component of modern splicing. Because they are light and robust, textile shackles have consequently surpassed their stainless steel cousin for the connection of blocks, sheets and other halyards. Therefore, numerous versions are…
GUIDE D’ACHAT 3/3 Which fibres should be used in textile standing rigging? More and more people, competitive sailors and leisure boaters alike, ask us questions about textile standing rigging. What are the different technologies to make a textile cable? Which fibres should be used for textile shrouds? To avoid any misunderstanding, first let’s specify that…
GUIDE D’ACHAT 2/3 Textile standing rigging according to your type of boat For which boats and what programmes is it interesting to have textile standing rigging? What does textile standing rigging impose in terms of installation, tuning, maintenance, lifespan, insurance? Our step-by-step answers. Textile shrouds, the privilege of regatta racers? Filament winding and pultruded UD…
GUIDE D’ACHAT 1/3 Cable standing rigging | The different technologies of textile cable standing rigging Textile cable is the association of a material (aramids, PBO, carbon, Dyneema) with a construction technique (filament winding, pultruded UD, braiding). Each solution is relevant to a type of sailboat and its programme (offshore racing, coastal regatta, open sea cruising,…
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