1785-233 ROCNA-Bügelanker Mk II 33 kg feuerverzinkt
1785-233 ROCNA-Bügelanker Mk II 33 kg feuerverzinkt
ROCNA-Bügelanker Mk II feuerverzinkt - Maßzeichnung
ROCNA U-anchors Mk II hot-dip galvanized
ROCNA Mk II - the further development of the tried and tested ROCNA stirrup anchor from New Zealand.
This "anchor with particularly high holding power (SHHP)" is handmade from high-strength steel and hot-dip galvanized.
The performance advantages of the original (see "Related articles") for fast, reliable burying and very good holding power on a wide variety of anchor bases have been retained and further refined.
The Roll-Foil™ bracket ensures that the anchor always rotates to the ideal angle for digging in. This ensures that the tip of the fluke is optimally guided and penetrates even hard or weedy anchor grounds before digging deep.
The concave fluke offers the greatest possible resistance and maximum strength. It provides secure holding power on soft seabeds.
The anchor is very compact and can be used in most common anchor holders and bow rollers.
You can find the right anchor size by first looking at the size (left) and then the weight (above) of your yacht in the table in Fig. 4. Also consider your preferred sailing area and its anchorage grounds. In the case of "intermediate results", always choose the next largest anchor. For multihulls, always select the next largest anchor weight.
1:1 pattern sheets are available at www.rocna.com.
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Description
ROCNA Mk II - the further development of the tried and tested ROCNA stirrup anchor from New Zealand.
This "anchor with particularly high holding power (SHHP)" is handmade from high-strength steel and hot-dip galvanized.
The performance advantages of the original (see "Related articles") for fast, reliable burying and very good holding power on a wide variety of anchor bases have been retained and further refined.
The Roll-Foil™ bracket ensures that the anchor always rotates to the ideal angle for digging in. This ensures that the tip of the fluke is optimally guided and penetrates even hard or weedy anchor grounds before digging deep.
The concave fluke offers the greatest possible resistance and maximum strength. It provides secure holding power on soft seabeds.
The anchor is very compact and can be used in most common anchor holders and bow rollers.
You can find the right anchor size by first looking at the size (left) and then the weight (above) of your yacht in the table in Fig. 4. Also consider your preferred sailing area and its anchorage grounds. In the case of "intermediate results", always choose the next largest anchor. For multihulls, always select the next largest anchor weight.
1:1 pattern sheets are available at www.rocna.com.
