Hull Outfittings
Anchor 1
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.
Hull Outfittings
Anchor 3
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.
Overview
An anchor is sized against a vessel's displacement, not chosen by preference: classification societies publish an equipment number formula that a vessel's anchor and chain must meet, which is why a replacement anchor has to match the original specification rather than simply look similar. It sits stowed in a hawse pipe when not in use, ready to run under its own weight the moment the windlass brake releases. Confirming which anchor a given vessel needs is part of placing the order, not a detail this listing can answer on its own.
Specifications on request
Full specifications, material grades and dimensions are confirmed per enquiry. Tell us the vessel and the duty, and we will send the datasheet.
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Related equipment
Other equipment filed under the same part of the catalogue.
Hull Outfittings
Anchor 2
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.
Hull Outfittings
Anchor 4
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.
Hull Outfittings
Anchor 5
A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.