IMPA: 232321

Wood Hand Fids – Marine Rope Splicing Tools

Our Wood Hand Fids are essential tools for any marine rigging operation. Crafted from select hardwood, these fids are designed to safely separate rope strands when splicing, making them indispensable for sailors, riggers, and sailmakers. The tapered shape allows precise entry into the rope fibres without damaging them.

Available in multiple sizes, these wood hand fids suit a range of rope diameters, from small-diameter halyards to heavy mooring lines. Their smooth, polished finish reduces friction and ensures comfortable handling during prolonged use. Ideal as part of a complete ship deck tool kit, they comply with IMPA Code 232321 for easy supply identification.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

PropertySpecification
MaterialSelected hardwood (polished)
Available Lengths6", 8", 10", 12"
TaperGradual conical
FinishSanded smooth, waxed
IMPA Code232321
CategoryRigging Equipment & General Deck Items

Frequently Asked Questions

What are wood hand fids used for?

Wood hand fids are used to open and separate rope strands during splicing and to free jammed knots. They are a traditional and essential tool for ropework.

What type of wood is used?

Our fids are crafted from selected hardwood, such as oak or similar dense wood, ensuring strength and a smooth finish that resists wear.

What sizes are available?

We offer fids in 6", 8", 10", and 12" lengths. The correct size depends on the diameter of the rope you are working with; larger ropes require bigger fids.

How should I care for my wood fids?

Keep them clean and dry. Occasionally apply a light coat of oil to maintain the wood and prevent it from drying out or cracking.

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