Yale Cordage
US manufacturer of high-performance synthetic mooring, towing and winch ropes, slings and rope systems, made in Saco, Maine and Salisbury, North Carolina.
Saco, ME · Company
About
Yale Cordage was founded in 1950 on the belief that synthetic materials and high-quality braiding techniques could transform the cordage industry, and was a global pioneer in the adoption of high-performance fibres. It has manufactured cordage in the United States for over 75 years.
Now part of the Slingmax Group, Yale operates manufacturing facilities in Saco, Maine and Salisbury, North Carolina, both using high-performance fibres and advanced braiding techniques, with headquarters on the Maine coast. Its engineering team develops custom cordage for technical use cases and complex lifting and pulling applications. ABS assessments and ISO certificates are listed among its resources.
Products · 20 of 20
- Ultrex
- Maxibraid
- HMPE-core double braids
- Maxi-Moor II
- Polyester double braids
- Plaited nylon ropes
- Shark Byte mooring ropes
- Aramid and LCP ropes
- Single-braid polyester and olefin ropes
- ULS Yacht Braid
- Parallel-core synthetic cables
- Fuzz Fairing
- Navy RIB Boat Slings
- Synthetic rope slings
- Synthetic Shackle
- Pulling grips
- Maxijacket rope coatings
- River Max
- Yalon
- Engineering, testing, field and training services
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