What We Do On-Site

Services

Beyond the rope, chain and hardware we supply, our team delivers the manufacturing, inspection and documentation services that get an assembly from design through to deployment.

01 / Manufacturing

In-House Splicing & Customisable Builds

Every assembly we supply can be manufactured entirely in-house, from a single eye splice through to complex multi-component rigging systems. Our experienced splicers and fabricators build each assembly to suit the working load, termination and length your application requires.

Custom lengths, eyes and terminations
Soft shackles, slings and thimble assemblies
Built to your specified working load

02 / Field Services

Rope Inspection & On-Site Splicing

We bring our expertise directly to your vessel, site or facility. Regular inspection helps identify wear, damage or degradation before it becomes a safety issue, and our team can carry out repairs and re-splicing on-site to keep your equipment in service.

Scheduled inspection programs
On-site repairs and re-splicing
Minimal disruption to your operation

03 / Compliance

NATA-Accredited Inspection & Testing

For assemblies requiring certified proof testing or detailed inspection, we test through NATA-accredited facilities to confirm every product meets the standard your job requires. Each item supplied is backed by full test documentation.

Proof load testing
Certificate of Conformance per item
Compliance with class and industry standards

04 / Documentation

General Arrangement Drawings

We provide general arrangement drawings for the assemblies we supply, giving you a clear technical reference of components, dimensions and hardware for installation, inspection and classification. This is a general arrangement drawing of the assembly as supplied, not an engineered design for your specific application. Where application engineering is required, we can arrange this through trusted third-party engineering organisations.

Dimensioned assembly drawings
Component and hardware specifications
Application engineering arranged via trusted third parties on request

Example general arrangement drawing of a ship-to-tug towing bridle assembly