The T-H Marine 1/4" x 50' Hollow Braid Polypropylene Anchor Line is designed for reliability and durability in boating. Lightweight and easy to handle, this anchor line features exceptional strength and low stretch for secure anchoring in rough waters.

Key Features

• Constructed from high-quality UV resistant polypropylene for long-lasting use.
• Hollow braid design allows for easy splicing and knotting to customize length.
• Safe working load of 180 lbs and breaking strength of 900 lbs for versatile applications.
• 1/4" x 50' hollow braid polypropylene anchor line.
• Includes large safety hook.

Performance & Real-World Benefits

The T-H Marine 1/4" x 50' Hollow Braid Polypropylene Anchor Line is a reliable and durable accessory for your boat's anchoring system. Its lightweight and compact design make it easy to handle and store, while its high-quality polypropylene construction provides excellent strength and durability. The hollow braid design allows for easy splicing and knotting, making it simple to customize the length and configuration of your anchor line to suit your needs. Its low stretch properties ensure that it remains taut and secure even in rough waters, while its resistance to abrasion and UV damage ensures that it can withstand the harsh marine environment and provide reliable performance for years to come. The line's 1/4" diameter makes it an ideal choice for use with small to medium-sized boats, and its 50' length provides ample length for most anchoring situations.

Why Choose T-H Marine

T-H Marine designs and manufactures boat rigging, hardware and accessories. For this product, its materials are UV stabilized or UV resistant for sun exposure.

FAQ

Q1: What is included?
It includes large safety hook.

Q2: What are the specifications?
Safe Working Load 180 LBS; Breaking Strength 900 LBS.

Q3: Is this a genuine T-H Marine part?
Yes. It is manufactured by T-H Marine as part of the Boating Essentials line under part number BE-CO-53636-DP.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.