The Chain Boat Anchor is a heavy-duty marine component designed to secure vessels in place. Anchor chains provide the necessary weight and strength to keep the anchor firmly embedded in the seabed. They are typically made of high-grade steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

Chain Boat Anchor Specifications:

- Size: 1/4" to 2" diameter (common sizes)

- Grade: Grade 30, Grade 43, Grade 70 (high-tensile)

- Material: Hot-dip galvanized steel, stainless steel, or alloy steel

- Viscosity: N/A (solid metal construction)

- Buoyancy: Negative (sinks in water due to high density)

- Weight: Varies by size (e.g., 1/2" chain ≈ 1.35 lbs/ft, 3/4" chain ≈ 3.00 lbs/ft)

- Working Load Limit (WLL): Depends on grade and size (e.g., Grade 30, 1/2" chain ≈ 3,700 lbs)

- Break Strength: Higher than WLL (e.g., Grade 30, 1/2" chain ≈ 11,000 lbs)

Anchor Chain Specifications:

- Size: 1/4" to 2" diameter (matches anchor size)

- Grade: Grade 30 (mild steel), Grade 43 (medium strength), Grade 70 (high strength)

- Material: Hot-dip galvanized steel (common), stainless steel (corrosion-resistant)

- Link Type: Studlink (studded for strength) or BBB (short-link)

- Viscosity: N/A (solid metal)

- Buoyancy: Negative (submerged due to weight)

- Corrosion Resistance: Varies by coating (galvanized or stainless steel preferred)

- Length: Typically 100-300 feet (varies by vessel size)