Lost Anchor Recovery specializes in retrieving lost ship anchors and chains from underwater locations. Their services ensure minimal downtime and cost savings for vessel operators. Utilizing advanced technology, they efficiently locate and recover anchors in various marine environments.

Size: Typically ranges from 50 kg to 20,000 kg for anchors and 10 mm to 150 mm diameter for chains.

Grade: Anchor chains commonly use Grade 2, Grade 3, or U3 steel, with higher grades for heavy-duty recovery.

Viscosity: Not applicable to anchors/chains; relevant for lubricants used in recovery systems (e.g., ISO VG 68-150).

Buoyancy: Anchors and chains are non-buoyant; recovery systems may use buoys with 50-500 kg lift capacity.

Material: Anchors are typically made of cast or forged steel (ASTM A148); chains use high-tensile steel (ASTM A986).

Corrosion Resistance: Often galvanized or coated with epoxy for saltwater environments.

Tensile Strength: Chain tensile strength ranges from 400 MPa to 800 MPa depending on grade.

Recovery Method: Utilizes ROVs, grapnels, or magnetic systems for retrieval.