American Rigging Supply, Inc.

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Samson’s rigging products are used in many applications, from rescue operations to theatrical productions. In fact, Samson manufactures over 1,000 different products, many of which come in a wide range of configurations such as twisted, plaited and braided and vary by diameter, color, length, and terminations.

American Rigging Supply, Inc. offers award winning quality custom splicing using only the finest cordage available. Please contact us today to order your running rigging and know you’re getting the best.

 

Whether you are Racing, Cruising, Heavy Marine or Utility we can assure you that you will get the latest in cordage and splicing technology. From stripped back halyards, sheets and guys to mooring, pulling, winch, tug, dock lines and anchor lines, American Rigging Supply, Inc. can do the job right.

Phone: 772-336-3099

 

E-mail us here: American Rigging Supply, Inc.

Click here to see details on marine cordage available from Samson.

· High Performance Class II

· Standard Performance Class I

· Mooring Lines & Pendants

· Tug Assist /Maneuvering Lines

· Thimbles & Chafe Gear

· Rope Inspection & Retirement Tips

• Samson’s Rope Handling Form
• Samson’s 3-Strand Eye Splice
• Samson’s 3-Strand Rope To Chain Splice
• Samson’s C2 12-Strand Eye Splice
• Samson’ C1 Double Braid Eye Splice
• Samson’s C2 Double Braid Eye Splice
• Samson’s C2 Strip & Tuck Cover Splice
• Tools Needed For Splicing
• Samson’s Splicing Kits

All Samson ropes are categorized for splicing and testing purposes as a Class I or Class II

construction.

 

Class I ropes are produced with non high modulus fibers that impart the strength and stretch characteristics to the rope which have tenacities of 15 grams/denier (gpd) or less and a total stretch at break of 6% or greater.

 

Class I Ropes are produced with traditional fibers such as: Olefin (Polypropylene or Polyethylene), Nylon, and Polyester.

 

Class II ropes are produced with high modulus fibers that impart the strength and stretch characteristics to the rope which have tenacities greater than 15 grams/denier (gpd) and a total stretch at break of less than 6%.

 

Typical Class II ropes are produced with:

HMPE (Dyneema or Spectra), Aramid (Technora or Kevlar), LCP (Vectran), PBO (ZYLON), and Carbon fibers.

Catalog Pages in PDF

· Ropes for Racing

· Ropes for Cruising

· Anchor/Docklines

· Splicing Kit & Accessory Cords

· Line Selection Guide

Recreational Marine:

Heavy Marine, Utility and Industrial: