How to secure an HMPE/Dyneema splice
An HMPE / Dyneema splice can slide without load.
Discover how to secure it permanently with a few simple and effective stitches.
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Épissure simple tresse HMPE ou Dyneema : le piège à éviter
Read nowUne épissure simple tresse est idéale pour terminer un cordage en HMPE ou Dyneema.
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Simple or blocked splice on HMPE / Dyneema braid: what are the differences?
Read nowSimple vs. blocked splice on HMPE/Dyneema® braid: which technique should you choose?
HMPE/Dyneema® is one of the highest-performing ropes in nautical applications, offering strength, low stretch, and durability. But the finish you choose for your splices makes all the difference.-
Single splice : Fast and efficient, retains over 95% of strength, but requires stitches to remain secure when not in use.
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Locked Splice : Self-locks, requires no sewing, and remains reliable even after multiple tension and release cycles.
📹 In our video tutorials, discover step by step how to achieve these two finishes and choose the one that best suits your halyards, sheets or textile shrouds.
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Making a splice on a single braid rope
Splicing single braid ropes, such as Dyneema, is an essential technique for creating strong, attractive, and durable loops. It preserves up to 95% of the rope's strength, unlike knots that significantly weaken it. To do it, prepare the rope by unstressing the fibers, form a loop of the desired size, insert and bury the end into the main body of the rope, then smooth and trim for a clean finish. This method is ideal for running rigging, mooring lines, and applications requiring reliable attachments. With the right tools and practice, it becomes an indispensable asset.Read now
