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Ideally, the mooring line is 2 to 3 times the depth of the water at highest high water. This ratio of water depth to mooring line is called scope. A high scope allows for the least hydraulic force to be applied to the anchor block as the buoy is far away from the anchor. However, sometimes this is not practical as the length of the mooring line allows the buoy to move too far away from its anchor position. This movement is referred to as the watch circle. If the watch circle causes the buoy to move too far out of position or for it to hit shore or another floating object, it will need to be reduced. The lower the scope, the more wear on your mooring line and the larger your anchor block should be. Your mooring line must be able to be supported by the buoy selected

Yes, we ship our products throughout North America. Shipping costs and delivery times vary based on location and order size. 📞 Contact us for a quote.

We would be happy to provide custom-cut lengths, color options, and markings to meet your specific requirements. Let us know what you need and we can work with you to come up with the right solution for your needs.

Northwest Tidal is proudly Canadian 🍁, headquartered on the West Coast in Nanaimo, BC. For nearly 50 years, we’ve been supplying high-quality marine and industrial products to industries across North America, built to withstand the toughest conditions.

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We supply high-quality marine, industrial, and heavy-duty equipment for industries including fishing, aquaculture, forestry, construction, and offshore operations.

Yes, we offer test bed certification, proof loading, and inspection services to ensure compliance with industry standards.