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Large Steel Marine Stud Link Anchor ChainU2 GRADE Anchor Chain Used for Vessel Ship
Anchor Chain is the chain connecting the anchor and the hull, which is used to transmit and buffer the external force on the ship. It also generates some of the friction.
| Brand | Jerryborg | |
| Material | CM490/690 | |
| Standard | U1, U2 & U3/ AM1/AM2/AM3 | |
| Size | 17.5mm - 130mm | |
| Surface Treatment | Hot Dip Galvanized | |
| Technology | welded | |
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The Type of Anchor Chain
1. Classification by manufacturing method
There are cast steel anchor chain, flash welding anchor chain, forged anchor chain.
2. According to the chain link structure
Chain with and without file.
3. According to the purpose
Marine anchor chain and ocean mooring chain.
4. According to the steel level
The Marine chain is divided into AM1, AM2 and AM3, and the mooring chain is divided into R3, R3S, R4, R4S and R5.
The Accessories of Anchor Chain
Anchor chain accessories: Kent shackles, connection shackles, type A ring shackles, type B ring shackles, end shackles, ring!
The Specification of Anchor Chain
The Application of Anchor Chain
The Packing of Anchor Chain
1. Nude packed :packed in bundles
2. Packed in iron drums then on pallets
3. Packed in woodencase
4. Requied by the client
Company Profile
Jerryborg Marine Machinery Co., Ltd is a leading international marine products manufacturer & distributor with 15+ years of rich experience in production of marine docking & mooring systems. Jerryborg Marine Machinery Co., Ltd, headquartered in Qingdao, China, is committed to rubber fenders and mooring buoys production, R&D and sales. The Jerryborg Marine is equipped with production facilities for high-quality rubber products, ship launching airbags and foam fenders, Yokohama type pneumatic rubber fender, navigation buoys, steel/EVA mooring buoy, distributing mooring ropes, steel wire ropes, marine hardware like anchor chains, anchors, etc.
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