RIT Blunavy Rope 20 mm, per linear meter – code: 0807220 – Italian Nautical Supplies

Rope RIT Blunavy 20 mm per linear meter (code 0807220)

The Rope RIT Blunavy is a mooring rope designed for nautical uses where reliability and consistent performance over time are required. Offered per linear meter, it is a practical solution for those who want to create or replace a custom mooring/anchoring line, adapting it to their onboard needs without purchasing pre-made lengths.

Features and construction details

3-strand structure

The rope is a 3-strand, a construction common in working and mooring ropes for its practicality in many onboard operations. The three-strand structure is often appreciated for manual handling and ease of use in operational contexts.

Material: high tenacity polyester

Made of high tenacity polyester fiber, the rope is designed for use in marine environments, where it is important to have a material suitable for routine maintenance and the typical stresses of mooring and anchoring.

Gherlino processing

The gherlin processing is indicated as a distinctive feature of the rope. In nautical contexts, this type of processing is commonly associated with a finish and construction aimed at resistance and durability in operational applications.

Behavior in water: sinking rope

The rope is declared sinking. This aspect can be useful in various onboard scenarios, for example when a line that does not remain on the surface is desired during certain maneuvers or in the presence of dock traffic. The choice between sinking or floating rope always depends on the mooring configuration and adopted procedures.

UV resistance

It is indicated as UV resistant, a relevant characteristic for components exposed outdoors and subject to solar radiation during use and port stays.

Breaking strength and reduced elongation

The available description highlights excellent resistance to breaking and very low elongation. In a mooring and anchoring context, limited elongation can help maintain a more “firm” response of the line, depending on the overall setup and other elements present (springs, shock absorbers, line configuration, etc.).

Supply by linear meter

The sale per linear meter allows to:

• to create custom lengths for moorings, springs, and service lines;
• to manage partial replacements or integrations without waste;
• to align onboard equipment with specific operational needs.

Recommended applications

Based on the available indications, the RIT Blunavy Line is ideal for nautical anchoring and heavy mooring, with reference to heavy loads and technical uses. Below are some typical applications consistent with this intended use.

Mooring

• Bow and stern lines for stable moorings at the dock or on a buoy (depending on the setup and onboard procedures).
• Spring and retention lines, where a line with limited elongation can be useful, combined with a proper mooring configuration.
• Service lines for maneuvers and routine management, when a robust line suitable for the outdoor environment is desired.

Nautical anchoring

The description indicates it as suitable for’nautical anchoring. In this context, the choice of the line (and its length) depends on the anchor line configuration and operational preferences. Supply by linear meter is useful for preparing a custom solution.

Technical uses onboard

In addition to mooring, a high-tenacity polyester rope with gherlino weaving can be used in various onboard activities where reliability and resistance are required under operational conditions, always respecting safety procedures and good nautical practices.

Usage and operational notes

To get the most out of a mooring rope, it is important to consider not only the material but also the correct installation and routine maintenance. The following notes are generic and oriented towards good practice.

Choice of length and configuration

Since the product is sold per linear meter, it is advisable to first define the use (mooring, spring line, anchor line, etc.) and the desired configuration. In case of doubt, evaluate your onboard layout (bollards, fairleads, cleats) and mooring habits.

Protection at chafing points

When passing over edges, fairleads, or abrasive surfaces, it is good practice to provide chafe protection or sleeves to reduce localized wear and maintain the rope's characteristics longer.

Inspection and maintenance

Periodically check the condition of the rope (abrasions, crushes, signs of wear) and replace or shorten damaged parts when necessary. After use, if possible, rinse and allow to dry properly before stowing.

Product identification

• Supplier product code: 0807220
• Supplier: Forniture Nautiche Italiane srl

This information is useful for reorders, spare parts management, and aligning onboard equipment.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Is the peak sold by the reel or by the meter?

This item is supplied by the linear meter, so you can order the length that best suits your edging needs.

What uses is the Cima RIT Blunavy suitable for?

It is suitable for mooring and nautical anchoring, including in heavy mooring contexts and technical applications.

What material is it made of?

The upper is made of high-tenacity polyester fiber.

What type of construction does it have?

It is a 3-rib peak with gherlino work.

Does the peak float or sink?

It is described as a sinking top.