Mehrzweck-Marineseil aus weichem Polyester mit 6 bis 16 mm Durchmesser für Schotleinen
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Mehrzweck-Marineseil aus weichem Polyester mit 6 bis 16 mm Durchmesser für Schotleinen - Blue / 6 mm / Preis pro Meter ist auf Lager und wird versandt, sobald es wieder verfügbar ist
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Mehrzweck-Marineseil aus weichem Polyester mit 6 bis 16 mm Durchmes...
Beschreibung
Beschreibung
Hochwertige Schoten sind für Segelbegeisterte unverzichtbar. Die Prorope-Schoten wurden speziell für Leistung, Langlebigkeit und einfache Handhabung entwickelt.
Konstruktion und Material
Diese Schläuche werden aus 100% hochwertigem Polyester hergestellt und verfügen über einen geflochtenen Polyesterkern und eine Spinnvlies-Polyesterhülle.
Überlegener Grip : Die Oberfläche aus gesponnenem Polyester bietet deutlich mehr Grip als Standard-Polyester und schneidet sowohl bei nassen als auch bei trockenen Bedingungen hervorragend ab.
Baumwollgefühl, technische Stärke : Es bietet das weiche, angenehme Tragegefühl von traditioneller Baumwolle und behält gleichzeitig die hohe Abriebfestigkeit und Wetterbeständigkeit von modernem Polyester bei.
Ergonomisches Design : Diese Version eignet sich ideal für die manuelle Handhabung und bietet die für präzises Trimmen erforderliche taktile Kontrolle.
Hauptvorteile von Prorope-Schoten:
Geringe Feuchtigkeitsaufnahme : Bleibt auch im nassen Zustand leicht und gut zu stylen.
Geringe Dehnung : Gewährleistet gleichbleibende Segeltrimmung und Reaktionsfähigkeit.
UV-beständig : Entwickelt, um längerer Einwirkung von Sonnenlicht und Salz standzuhalten.
Hohe Bruchfestigkeit : Zuverlässige Leistung auch unter hoher Belastung.
Ausgezeichnete Abriebfestigkeit : Langlebige Beständigkeit gegen Reibung und Verschleiß.
Kern-und-Deckschicht-Konstruktion : Gewährleistet eine stabile, feste und runde Form für reibungsloses Gleiten durch Blöcke und Stollen.
Technische Spezifikationen
Verfügbare Durchmesser : 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm und 16 mm.
Bruchfestigkeit (6 mm) : 500 kg.
Varianten : Erhältlich wahlweise mit rotem oder blauem Markierungsfaden zur einfachen Identifizierung an Bord.
Bestellinformationen
Sonderlängen : Dieses Seil wird pro Meter verkauft. Bei einer Bestellung mehrerer Meter wird es als ein durchgehendes Stück geliefert.
Verpackung : Die maximale Endloslänge beträgt 100 Meter und wird auf einer Spule geliefert.
Sonderwünsche : Längen von mehr als 100 Metern am Stück sind auf Anfrage erhältlich.
Bitte beachten Sie : Maßgefertigte Seile sind Sonderanfertigungen und daher vom Widerrufsrecht (Rückgaberecht) ausgeschlossen.
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Why this sheet line?
A spun polyester cover over a braided polyester core. Feels like cotton, grips like cotton, but lasts for years on the water. From €0.60 per metre.
What will you use the sheet line for?
Pick your application. You will see why this line works there, which diameter fits and when something else is the better choice.
Sheet line for jib, genoa and mainsail
You handle a sheet all day: hauling in, easing out and at every tack. Standard filament polyester is slippery and cuts into your hands when wet. This spun cover feels soft and keeps its grip.
- Soft in the hand, even without sailing gloves
- Low stretch, so your sail stays trimmed
- Core-and-cover construction: stays round and runs smoothly through blocks and clutches
- Red or blue tracer, so you can tell your lines apart on board
Advice: as a rule of thumb 8 mm for dinghies and boats up to 6 metres, 10 mm up to 9 metres, 12 mm up to 12 metres and 14 or 16 mm above that. Above all, check what fits your clutches and blocks.
Measure your old sheet and add a few metres. A sheet that is slightly too long can be cut; one that is too short cannot.
Sheet line as halyard or control line
For halyards, downhauls, reefing lines and control lines on smaller boats this line does the job well: strong, supple and pleasant to handle.
- Good for dinghies, open boats and cruising yachts
- Thin sizes (6 and 8 mm) for reefing, control and downhaul lines
- White with tracer: looks neat on board
Advice: larger boat, or want a halyard that hardly stretches under load? Choose a line with a Dyneema core, such as the Liros XTR Racer. It stretches far less than polyester.
Mooring: choose a rope with stretch
Honest advice: this sheet line is not the best choice for mooring lines. The low stretch that makes it a good sheet causes hard snatches on your cleats and bollards when the swell picks up.
- Nylon stretches and absorbs the shocks: the classic choice for mooring lines
- PPMF is light, floats and is affordable, handy for a line that may end up in the water
- This sheet line does work as a spring line or a line you handle a lot
Advice: for mooring lines, braided nylon or three-strand PPMF. Unsure about the diameter? Email us your boat's length and weight.
Which sheet line diameter do you need?
Pick a diameter. You will see the breaking strength, the price per metre and what it is suitable for.
Choose your diameter
- Breaking strength
- 1,236 kg
- Price per metre
- €1.50
Sheets on boats of about 6 to 9 metres.
Better value per reel
Breaking strength is not a working load. Values are averages for new rope without a knot; a knot costs over 40% of the strength. Diameter advice per boat length is a rule of thumb.
Tested for breaking strength in-house
We pull our sheet lines to breaking point on our own tensile bench, five times per diameter, and publish the averages. So you know what you have on board.
A knot costs 40% of the strength
In our knot test, 8 mm with a knot broke at just 441 kg instead of 770 kg. Close to the limit? Go one size up or have an eye spliced.
Even stronger, even less stretch?
The Liros XTR Racer has a Dyneema SK78 core with an aramid/polyester cover. For racing sailors and larger yachts.
Make your sheet line last longer
Heat-seal the ends or add a whipping, otherwise the cover will fray back.
Salt crystals stiffen the line and abrade the fibres. A rinse with fresh water helps.
Burrs on blocks, clutches or the hull wear the cover. Keep contact points smooth.
A sheet wears in the same spot in the clutch. Turn it end for end now and then and it will last longer.
Frequently asked questions
Which sheet line diameter do I need?
As a rule of thumb: 8 mm for dinghies and boats up to 6 metres, 10 mm up to 9 metres, 12 mm up to 12 metres and 14 or 16 mm above that. Most important is that the line fits your clutches, blocks and winch. If in doubt, measure your current line.
What is the difference between the red and blue tracer?
Only the colour of the tracer; construction and price per metre are the same. Handy for telling lines apart on board, for example jib and main sheet. Choose the colour above. Blue is also available in 14 mm and on 100 m reels in 8 and 10 mm.
Why does this line feel different from standard polyester rope?
The cover is spun polyester: short fibres instead of long smooth filaments. That makes it feel soft, almost like cotton, and keeps its grip when wet. The braided polyester core provides strength and low stretch.
Can I tie a knot in it?
Yes, but a knot costs strength. In our test, 6 mm with a knot broke at 302 kg and 8 mm at 441 kg, versus 548 and 770 kg without a knot. For heavily loaded points, a splice or one size up is wiser.
How do I order the right length?
The quantity in your cart is the number of metres, and you receive them in one piece. Up to 100 metres we deliver on a reel; longer single lengths on request. Rope cut to length is excluded from the right of withdrawal.
Found your sheet line?
Order by the metre from €0.60. Ordered before 13:00 and in stock: shipped today.
