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When we splice an eye into soft rope for a cut-to-length order, we use a tool called a "fid" to measure out where various parts of the splice need to go and create our marks. The fid also is used to perform the splice itself, acting like a giant sewing needle.

For this HYPER-XII 12-strand High Modulus Polyethylene (HMPE), we added a soft eye, which is versatile but not highly durable. For attaching to hooks or shackles (anything with a smaller diameter), you'd likely want to switch to a thimbled eye.

This rope is low creep, lightweight and boasts an incredibly high strength-to-weight ratio. It is ABS certified to provide the best performance and has good abrasion and chemical resistance.

HYPER-XII™ is commonly used in sectors like passenger and container ships, bulk carriers, LNG and LPG carrier barges, tugs, harbor towing, dredgers, and fishing vessels, nets and even in modern logging operations. Its specific gravity of 0.975 allows it to float, making it very useful in a marine environment!

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