



SAFE MOORING ROPE
Safe Mooring Rope
An elastic mooring rope built from a compressed-rubber, braided-fiber, and elastic-rubber structure. Certified New Marine Technology (NET) No. 2023-0004.
01 CONCEPT
What Is the Safe Mooring Rope?
The innovative Safe Mooring Rope System moors yachts, boats, and vessels without marina facilities, and provides a safe mooring solution for floating structures such as floating solar, floating offshore wind, fish farm cages, and pontoons.
Rubber Rope Structure
Compressed RubberBraided FiberElastic Rubber
Metal Structure
Reinforcing PinCompression SocketIntegrated Plate
02 DIFFERENCE & NOVELTY
Difference & Novelty
The original technical documents comparing our assembly with prior patents. Click a table to enlarge.
03 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
Structural Analysis of Braided-Fiber and Rubber-Rope Elongation
KOMERI certified test completed (Report No. KOMERI-0110-23T1570)
04 SPEC COMPARISON
Design Spec Comparison
05 PATENTS & CERTIFICATIONS
Patents & Certifications
MATERIALS
Materials
CASE OF FAILURE
Accident Cases from Inadequate Mooring Technology
Fiber rope and chain need more than twice the water depth in length.
Slack rope drags along the seabed and damages the marine floor.
It cannot be recycled and ends up as waste.
Floating structures sway sideways when the tidal range is large.
Boryeong Dam — At completion in 2016
Boryeong Dam — Floating solar array with misaligned orientation and position
Boryeong Dam — Floating solar array with misaligned orientation and position (2)
Hapcheon Dam — Operating with misaligned orientation (Source: Ministry of Environment)
Soyanggang Dam — Completed with misaligned orientation (Ref: Korea East-West Power)
Capsized and damaged floating-solar modules
YACHT MOORING
Offshore Yacht Anchor Mooring

CASE
