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.
An HMPE / Dyneema splice can slide without load.
Discover how to secure it permanently with a few simple and effective stitches.
A single braid splice is ideal for finishing an HMPE or Dyneema rope.
But if it is not under tension, it can come undone by itself!
Dyneema® / HMPE lashing is a simple, fast alternative to a soft shackle. Easy to make, strong, and perfect as a quick fix, it’s an essential onboard technique to know.
Simple 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.
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.
Master the simple splice on HMPE and Dyneema hollow braid. Retain over 95% of rope strength and achieve a clean, durable, and lightweight professional finish.