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At TEHO Europe, we continue to take practical steps toward a more sustainable maritime industry. Through a new partnership, we now offer our customers the possibility to return used mooring ropes for proper recycling. Mooring ropes that have reached the end of their service life are often difficult to dispose of responsibly. By enabling controlled recycling, these materials can be given a new purpose instead of becoming waste. This contributes directly to reducing CO₂ emissions and supports a cleaner, more circular maritime sector. Recycling used ropes helps to: Reduce environmental impact Promote efficient use of resources Support sustainable production processes Encourage responsible material use This service fits naturally within our broader commitment to sustainability and responsible operations. While safety, performance and reliability remain at the core of our products and services, we believe environmental responsibility is equally important for the future of the maritime industry. By offering rope recycling as part of our services, we aim to support our customers in making more sustainable choices without compromising on operational standards. We see this initiative as a practical and achievable step toward a greener maritime sector, and we look forward to continuing this journey together with our partners and customers.

TEHO Ropes Europe took another step towards sustainability by installing 50 solar panels at our facility. This initiative supports our commitment to reducing environmental impact and lowering our dependency on non-renewable energy sources. The installation is expected to generate approximately 20,000 kWh of clean electricity per year — a meaningful contribution to our energy efficiency goals. Sustainability is a continuous focus at TEHO. In addition to solar energy, we encourage the use of electric vehicles with on-site charging points and are constantly working to reduce our overall energy footprint. By investing in renewable energy and greener infrastructure, we aim to support a cleaner future for the maritime industry.

TEHO Europe was recently selected by a valued client to supply HMPE mooring ropes and tails for a series of newbuild vessels. From quotation to delivery at the quayside, the entire process was completed in just a few weeks. This project is a clear example of how we combine speed, flexibility and quality to support maritime operations around the world. Our ability to respond quickly to customer needs while maintaining high standards of product performance and safety continues to be a core strength of our service.

TEHO Europe BV and VentOcean have entered a strategic partnership, appointing VentOcean as the exclusive representative of TEHO’s products in Türkiye! This collaboration strengthens TEHO’s presence in the Turkish maritime sector by leveraging VentOcean’s strong network and expertise. Turkish ship managers, shipowners, and shipyards will now have enhanced access to TEHO’s premium synthetic and steel wire ropes, backed by global stock points and strong supply chain solutions. This business model will not have any effect to our existing customers and the current method of having business. With a shared commitment to delivering high-quality solutions and exceptional service, VentOcean and TEHO look forward to bringing unparalleled value to the maritime industry in Türkiye.

At TEHO Ropes, quality and safety are at the core of what we do. This commitment extends beyond our own production processes into the broader maritime industry. Did you know that we are an active member of both the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO)? As part of the ISO TC 38/WG 21 working group, we don’t just follow industry standards; we help shape them. By contributing our technical expertise and field knowledge, we ensure that standards remain practical, clear, and focused on enhancing safety at sea. This includes working with general rope standards such as NEN-EN-ISO 2307 and 9554, as well as rope-specific guidelines for synthetic ropes like HMPE rope NEN-EN-ISO 10325. By staying at the forefront of these developments, TEHO Ropes supports the continuous improvement of rope quality, performance, and safety in maritime operations worldwide. Standardization is more than compliance for us. It is about moving the maritime industry forward while prioritizing the safety of crews and vessels across the globe. Interested in how these standards impact your mooring operations? Contact us to learn how TEHO Ropes can help you meet and benefit from these international standards in your daily operations.

Extend the life of your mooring ropes with Magnaro® Rope Protectors Mooring ropes are essential to the safe and efficient operation of any vessel. Yet, in daily use, they are constantly exposed to tough conditions. From rough contact surfaces and sharp edges to environmental wear and tear. Over time, these factors can lead to premature damage and rope failure. At TEHO Ropes Europe, we believe that protecting your investment starts with protecting your ropes. That’s why we offer Magnaro® Rope Protectors a practical and effective solution to extend the lifespan of your mooring ropes and enhance operational safety. Why Choose Magnaro® Rope Protectors? Magnaro® Rope Protectors are specifically designed to offer reliable, long-lasting protection against abrasion and damage during mooring operations. Key features include: Made from 100% high-tenacity polyester for strength and durability Available in three sizes to suit various rope diameters High-visibility orange color for improved deck safety Velcro closure for quick and secure fastening Protects against localized abrasion Will not crack or split when compressed or twisted Helps to prolong the lifespan of your mooring ropes Fully compatible with all synthetic fiber ropes By using Magnaro® Rope Protectors, you reduce the risk of damage, improve rope performance, and reduce [...]

Our Magnaro® HMPE rope is an advanced synthetic rope which combines light-weight, unmatched strength and excellent abrasion resistance to make mooring operations safer and faster. Its weight is 7 times lower than steel wire in the same size without compromising on strength. Magnaro® HMPE features superb ease of handling, low cost of ownership and long lasting service life. With very low snap back the Magnaro® HMPE provides additional safety during mooring. TEHO Ropes supplies the Magnaro® HMPE in accordance with OCIMF’S MEG4. Please contact your local TEHO Ropes representative for additional information.

In the maritime industry, time is always a critical factor. So when a customer reached out with an urgent request for 16 new mooring wires, we were ready to respond without delay. While availability was not an issue, the wires required more than just off-the-shelf delivery. They needed to be cut to specific lengths, fitted with soft eyes, and carefully spooled onto reels. All of this had to be done within a tight timeframe and according to exact specifications. At TEHO Ropes Europe, this is where we thrive. Our team immediately got to work, applying the right mix of expertise, precision, and efficiency to ensure everything was delivered as required. The result was a full set of MEG4-certified mooring wires, prepared and delivered on time, much to the satisfaction of our client. This project is a great example of how we work. We’re not just suppliers; we’re partners in your operation. We think along with our customers, act quickly, and deliver tailored solutions that meet the highest industry standards. Whether it’s a scheduled order or a last-minute request, TEHO Ropes Europe is committed to providing dependable products, expert service, and a strong focus on safety and performance. Want to know [...]

Ensuring safety and performance At TEHO Ropes Europe, safety and performance are at the core of everything we do. Our Rigging teams regularly board vessels to perform thorough inspections of MEG4-compliant mooring ropes and deck equipment, ensuring that these critical components operate at their best. Why Are Inspections Important? Regular inspections are essential for maintaining the integrity and longevity of mooring ropes and equipment. Exposure to harsh marine environments, high loads, and everyday wear and tear can gradually degrade the performance of these assets. Through visual inspections, our experts identify potential issues early, helping clients avoid costly repairs or accidents. Optimizing Mooring Equipment with TEHO’s Expertise Our inspection services go beyond simply checking for wear and damage. We provide clients with a detailed report on the condition of their mooring ropes and equipment, along with tailored recommendations. This allows shipowners to: Optimize the performance of their mooring systems, Extend the service lifetime of their ropes, and Enhance safety onboard. By adhering to the latest industry standards, such as MEG4, we ensure that every aspect of our service aligns with modern maritime requirements, giving our clients the confidence to operate safely and efficiently. A Commitment to After-Sales Excellence TEHO Ropes Europe’s [...]

Mooring ropes are essential to the safety and stability of vessels during docking and mooring operations. However, over time, the performance of these ropes can degrade due to wear and tear, exposure to harsh environmental conditions, and frequent use. According to the MEG4 (Mooring Equipment Guidelines, 4th Edition) by the Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF), it is recommended to retire mooring ropes when their residual strength falls below 75% of the Ship Design Minimum Breaking Load (MBL). This guideline helps shipowners and technical managers make informed decisions regarding the safety and operational effectiveness of their mooring systems. Ensuring that your mooring ropes maintain adequate strength is crucial for preventing accidents and ensuring long-term reliability. MEG4 and residual strength testing Residual strength testing plays a critical role in assessing the performance of mooring ropes. This testing method reveals how much strength the rope retains after prolonged use, providing valuable data on its performance. Regular testing allows shipowners to make data-driven decisions about the retirement and replacement of mooring ropes, ensuring compliance with MEG4 guidelines and preventing failures during critical operations. By continuously monitoring the residual strength of your mooring lines, you can optimize your mooring system and avoid unforeseen rope [...]