Why Chalmers Marine
Since 1992 Allen has been supplying the marine industry with marine sacrificial anodes. He is well respected in the industry for his knowledge of products and friendly advice. And you will be dealing directly with Allen.
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Why Use Sacrificial Anodes
Sacrificial anodes are indispensable in marine applications, serving as a vital defense against the relentless threat of corrosion. In the harsh and corrosive marine environment, metal structures such as ships, boats, and offshore platforms are particularly vulnerable to deterioration. However, with sacrificial anodes made of zinc, aluminum, or magnesium alloys, these marine assets can be effectively protected. Acting as sacrificial electrodes, these anodes corrode over time, sacrificially preserving the integrity of the marine equipment they are attached to. By sacrificing themselves, these anodes prevent corrosion from eating away at crucial components, extending the lifespan of vessels and reducing maintenance costs. For marine industries, the use of sacrificial anodes is not just an option but a necessity to ensure the longevity and optimal performance of valuable marine assets in the harsh marine environment.
Why Rocna Anchors
Rocna: Designed by a sailor for fellow boaties. The Rocna anchor was designed by New Zealand sailor Peter Smith, who has been designing, building, and sailing boats since the early 1960’s. Our range of new generation anchors are easy to use, set instantly on most seabeds, and provide rock solid holding power to be trusted for ultimate peace of mind. Of all anchor types, a concave fluke (D) gives the greatest resistance, and through clever design, Rocna provides the largest fluke area possible. In very soft seabeds, this provides the holding power to secure your boat. On hard or weedy sea floors, Rocna’s chisel tip (C) ensures that it cuts through and bites deep.
