Ship Anchor Recovery Services specialize in retrieving lost or damaged ship anchors and chains from underwater locations. These services use advanced diving equipment and technology to locate and recover anchors efficiently. The process ensures minimal disruption to maritime operations while restoring essential vessel components.

Size: Typically handles anchors ranging from 500 kg to 20,000 kg, with chain diameters of 50 mm to 150 mm.

Grade: Anchor chains usually conform to Grade 2, Grade 3, or U3 standards, depending on vessel requirements.

Viscosity: Not applicable to anchor recovery; however, surrounding water viscosity may affect retrieval speed.

Buoyancy: Uses buoyancy aids like lift bags or flotation devices with capacities of 1,000 kg to 10,000 kg.

Material: Anchors and chains are typically made of high-tensile steel, often galvanized or coated for corrosion resistance.

Recovery Depth: Operates in depths from 10 meters to 300 meters, depending on equipment.

Equipment: Utilizes winches, ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles), and grapnels with pull capacities of 5 to 50 tons.

Corrosion Resistance: Materials often feature zinc or epoxy coatings to withstand saltwater exposure.

Chain Link Strength: Minimum breaking load ranges from 200 kN to 4,000 kN, depending on grade and size.