1785-215 ROCNA Bügelanker aus Edelstahl
ROCNA Bügelanker aus Edelstahl - Maßzeichnung
1785-215 ROCNA Bügelanker aus Edelstahl
ROCNA Bügelanker aus Edelstahl - Welche Ankergröße für meine Yacht
ROCNA stainless steel U-anchors
Developed in New Zealand: the ROCNA stirrup anchor is characterized by exceptionally high holding power on all anchor bases.
This "anchor with particularly high holding power (SHHP)" is handmade from high-strength stainless steel. This ensures maximum corrosion resistance. The smooth, easy-to-clean stainless steel surface also minimizes the adhesion of mud.
The strong shackle with guide angle always brings the anchor into the optimum pulling position, while the chisel-shaped, concave fin shape with integrated kink combines maximum strength with optimum digging-in properties, which are additionally supported by balanced weight and holding surface distribution.
The anchor is very compact and can be used in most common anchor brackets and bow rollers.
You can find the right anchor size by first looking at the size (left) and then the weight (top) 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.
from €638.99*
€2,769.00*
Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs
Description
Developed in New Zealand: the ROCNA stirrup anchor is characterized by exceptionally high holding power on all anchor bases.
This "anchor with particularly high holding power (SHHP)" is handmade from high-strength stainless steel. This ensures maximum corrosion resistance. The smooth, easy-to-clean stainless steel surface also minimizes the adhesion of mud.
The strong shackle with guide angle always brings the anchor into the optimum pulling position, while the chisel-shaped, concave fin shape with integrated kink combines maximum strength with optimum digging-in properties, which are additionally supported by balanced weight and holding surface distribution.
The anchor is very compact and can be used in most common anchor brackets and bow rollers.
You can find the right anchor size by first looking at the size (left) and then the weight (top) 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.
