Description
Purpose-built control line for marine handling tasks
The DYNLCE Tag Line is designed to help personnel control a suspended load from a planned position without using an ordinary soft rope as the control line. Its rigid core, stiff overbraid and spiral surface are intended to resist tangling and improve hand grip in wet or slippery conditions. For offshore, marine, energy and industrial lifting operations across the Americas, the correct length and connection arrangement should be selected in the lifting plan before the load is moved.
Applications and operating context
The official manufacturer information presents the product as a marine anti-tangle tag line. It is available for controlling loads where an ordinary rope could turn around itself, snag or become difficult to grip. A tag line remains one control within a complete lifting operation. It does not replace the lift plan, exclusion zone, competent signal person, crane operator or agreed communication method.
Choosing the line length
Four nominal lengths are listed: 15 ft, 25 ft, 35 ft and 45 ft. Each length has a color-coded eye for identification. Choose a line long enough to keep the operator in the planned control position while avoiding excessive loose line that could enter a pinch point, wrap around equipment or obstruct a walkway. Consider the load path, expected elevation, wind exposure, deck layout and where the operator can move throughout the lift.
Manufacturer construction data
- The current product page lists DynIce SK 75 at 16 mm with an 8 mm overbraid and a 24 mm overall diameter.
- The official specification PDF instead lists 12 mm with a 6 mm core and an 18 mm overall diameter.
- High-visibility yellow outer braid with a spiral grip profile.
- Overbraided cover intended to help resist abrasion.
- Color-coded eye and captive-pin carabiner.
The official catalogue lists part numbers OHSTL-15, OHSTL-25, OHSTL-35 and OHSTL-45. Public manufacturer sources conflict on rope dimensions and on whether the carabiner action is double or triple. A March 2017 declaration in the specification names Hampidjan Baltic as the manufacturer. Confirm the current construction and connector in writing before ordering.
Practical use guidance
Inspect the full line, eye, overbraid and connector before every task. The official user guide says to use load tie-off points where provided, roll the rope out fully before the lift and use two tag lines when handling tubulars. Keep the line clear of sharp edges, moving machinery and locations where it can be trapped. Maintain controlled slack and never wrap the line around a hand, arm or body. After use, clean and store it dry so damage or deterioration can be identified.
Safety and use limitations
- Use the product as a tag line, not as a lifting sling or personnel-support device.
- Do not stand beneath a suspended load or inside a line-of-fire area.
- Follow the lift plan, local procedures and instructions from the person directing the lift.
- Remove the line from service if the braid, core, eye or connector shows damage.
- Confirm the current connector type because the official sources conflict.
The specification contains rope breaking-load data, but the product is presented for tag-line control. Do not convert that test information into authorization to use it as a lifting sling.
Official documentation
- Official DYNLCE Tag Line product page
- Official DYNLCE Tag Line specification
- Official Offshore Handling Systems catalogue
Selection support across the Americas
OHS USA can help customers compare the four lengths and request confirmation of the current connector configuration. Include the lifting scenario, load path, planned operator position, required nominal length, quantity, worksite, environmental conditions and documentation needs. The product title appears as DYNLCE on the product page, while the official catalogue also uses the DynIce spelling. Use the OHS part number to avoid ambiguity.
Frequently asked questions
Which lengths are available?
The official sources list 15 ft, 25 ft, 35 ft and 45 ft versions with color-coded eyes.
Is the line intended to lift the load?
No. It is presented as a tag line for load control, not as a load-bearing lifting sling.
What is the listed overall diameter?
The current page lists 24 mm, while the official PDF lists 18 mm. Confirm the current supplied construction in writing.
Does it have a double-action or triple-action carabiner?
The official page contains conflicting descriptions. Confirm the current captive-pin connector specification before ordering.
What information helps select a length?
Provide the load path, operator position, required separation, deck layout, environmental conditions and site procedure.
Request current DYNLCE Tag Line specifications and length-selection support from OHS USA.
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Request Availability and Pricing
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