SeaLux Stainless Steel Shock Absorbing Dock Mooring Line Springs 10-5/8″ (275 mm), up to 20 feet hull (Small)

Stainless Steel Mooring Springs Our mooring springs are designed to last and look great with a quality stainless steel finish. These shock absorbing mooring springs act as powerful shock absorbers on mooring warps, reduce shock loads on both your boat and pontoon and. Also known as mooring snubbers these springs help to reduce stress cracking around cleats and can be used when anchoring. The extra spring provides protection for deck fittings from the effects of violent snatching. Mooring Springs can be utilized with rope or chain. Whilst incredibly strong it is strongly recommended to put these spring in-line versus if truth be told cutting the rope, or install a safety chain as per the drawing above, meaning that are meant to the spring fail the rope/chain can take up the strain. To be had in 3 sizes. Designed to offer protection to your boat & fittings when moored from shock & stress. Stainless Steel 10-5/8″ (275 mm) Shock Absorbing Mooring Spring For boat up to 20 feet Material: polished S.S., Steel Wire Ø 3/16″ (5 mm); Stock Ø: 2-1/8 ” (54mm) ; Length: 10-5/8″ (275mm); For hulls up to (approx): 20 Feet (6 meters) For max. hulls weight : 3,527 lbs. (1,600 kg.) net Wt.:12.1 oz.; Max. Load Compress: 95; Stainless Steel 13-3/16″ (340 mm) Shock Absorbing Mooring Spring For boat up to 30 feet Material: polished S.S., Steel Wire Ø 1/4″ (6 mm); Stock Ø: 2.5 ” (65mm) ; Length: 13-3/16″ (340mm); For hulls up to (approx): 30 Feet (9 meter) For max. hulls weight : 7,716 lbs. (3500 kg.) net Wt.:1 lb. 10 oz.; Max. Load Compress: 200; Stainless Steel 13-9/16″ (370 mm) Shock Absorbing Mooring Spring For boat up to 36 feet Material: polished S.S., Steel Wire Ø 9/32″ (7 mm); Stock Ø: 2-1/4″ (58mm) ; Length: 15″ (380mm); For hulls up to (approx): 36 Feet (11 meter) For max. hulls weight : 15,432 lbs. (7000 kg.) net Wt.:1 lb. 12 oz.; Max. Load Compress: 200;
These shock absorbing mooring springs act as powerful shock absorbers on mooring warps, reduce shock loads on both your boat and pontoon
Also known as mooring snubbers these springs help to reduce stress cracking around cleats and can be used when anchoring.
The extra spring provides protection for deck fittings from the effects of violent snatching.
Mooring Springs can be utilized with rope or chain.
hile incredibly strong it is strongly recommended to put these spring in-line versus if truth be told cutting the rope, or install a safety chain as per the drawing above