The DIN 766 anchor chain is a standardized marine-grade chain designed for anchoring and mooring applications. It features high tensile strength and durability to withstand harsh marine environments. The chain complies with DIN 766 specifications, ensuring reliability and safety in maritime operations.

Size: DIN 766 Anchor Chains are available in various diameters, typically ranging from 12mm to 162mm.

Grade: Common grades include Grade 2, Grade 3, and Grade 4, with higher grades offering greater tensile strength.

Viscosity: Not applicable, as anchor chains are solid metal components.

Buoyancy: Anchor chains are negatively buoyant due to their high-density steel material.

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

Tensile Strength: Varies by grade, e.g., Grade 2 (~490 MPa), Grade 3 (~690 MPa), Grade 4 (~860 MPa).

Proof Load: Specified per grade and size, e.g., Grade 3 chains undergo rigorous load testing.

Certification: Complies with DIN 766 standards and may also meet ISO, ABS, or other maritime classifications.

Finish: Often hot-dip galvanized for enhanced durability in marine environments.

Link Types: Standard links (studlink or studless) with precise dimensions per DIN specifications.