The 1 2 Anchor Chain is a heavy-duty marine chain used to secure anchors to vessels.

It consists of alternating links, typically made of high-strength steel, for durability and reliability.

Anchor chains are essential for mooring and stabilizing ships in various water conditions.

Size: 1 2 Anchor Chain typically refers to a chain with a nominal diameter of 1.25 inches (32 mm).

Grade: Common grades include Grade 2, Grade 3, and High-Test (Grade 30), with varying tensile strengths.

Viscosity: Not applicable to anchor chains as it is a property of fluids, not solid materials.

Buoyancy: Anchor chains are negatively buoyant, typically made of steel with a density of ~7.85 g/cm³, causing them to sink.

Material: Typically constructed from high-strength carbon steel or alloy steel, often galvanized for corrosion resistance.

Working Load: Varies by grade; Grade 2 (~32 mm) may have a working load of ~85 kN, while Grade 3 can exceed ~120 kN.

Break Load: Grade 2 (~32 mm) break load is ~170 kN, Grade 3 can reach ~250 kN.

Link Length: Standard link length is typically 6 times the nominal diameter (e.g., ~192 mm for 32 mm chain).

Finish: Hot-dip galvanized or uncoated, depending on application and corrosion resistance requirements.