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Dia.22-90mm Studless Anchor Chain

Marine non-linking,open link,Stud less boat anchor chain is a marine equipment made by welding elliptical anchor chain rings without supports. This boat anchor chain is processed into shape using the flash welding technique with CM490 material steel, and it has high strength and corrosion resistance.

 

Structural Characteristics of Marine non-linking,open link,Stud less boat anchor chain:

Marine non-linking,open link,Stud less boat anchor chain adopts an elliptical chain ring structure without supports, and is formed into a continuous chain through precise welding. Compared with the traditional studlink anchor chain, the Marine non-linking,open link,Stud less boat anchor chain omits the berthing plate structure, allowing the chain length to be freely adjusted, which can meet the requirements of different water depths and ship specifications, especially showing higher flexibility in deep-water operations.

The elliptical ring design reduces water resistance and minimizes the swinging amplitude of the anchor chain when used in deep water areas.

 

Application scenarios and performance parameters of Marine non-linking,open link,Stud less boat anchor chain:

The Marine non-linking,open link,Stud less boat anchor chain is mainly used in deep-water anchoring systems of bulk carriers and oil tankers of 50,000 tons and above, and is applicable to sea areas with water depths ranging from 50 to 200 meters. And using the galvanized accessories can extendMarine non-linking,open link,Stud less boat anchor chain service life.


Details of Marine non-linking, open link ,Stud less boat anchor chain

1.Material: Stainless steel, Steel

2.Diameter:22-90mm

3. Surface: Black paint or Galvanized.

3.Main components: Anchor chain, kenter shackle, end shackle, Swivel group

4.Certificate: CCS, ABS, LR, GL, NK, RS, DNV, KR, BV, RINA 

5. Different diameter & Grade parameter 


Nominal Diameter (mm)

Proof Test Load (kN)

Breaking Test Load (kN)

Grade 2

Grade 3

Grade 2

Grade 3

22

125

175

251

349

24

150

208

299

416

26

175

244

351

488

28

204

283

407

566

30

234

325

468

650

32

266

360

531

739

34

300

417

600

835

36

336

468

672

936

38

374

521

749

1043

40

415

578

829

1155

42

458

637

915

1274

44

503

699

1000

1398

46

549

794

1098

1528

48

598

832

1196

1664

50

649

903

1294

1805

52

697

972

1394

1945

54

748

1044

1497

2089

56

802

1119

1603

2237

58

856

1195

1713

2390

60

913

1274

1826

2547

62

971

1354

1941

2709

64

1030

1437

2060

2875

66

1091

1522

2182

3044

68

1153

1609

2307

3218

70

1217

1698

2434

3396

73

1315

1835

2631

3671

76

1417

1977

2833

3956

78

1486

2073

2972

4147

81

1592

2222

3184

4443

84

1701

2374

3403

4748

87

1813

2530

3627

5060

90

1928

2690

3856

5380 



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FAQ:  

Q1: Does stud less marine boat anchor chain strength meet safety requirements?

A: Class-certified stud less boat chains deliver breaking loads that strictly comply with regulatory requirements, ensuring full safety compliance for small to medium vessels.


Q2: High-strength steel vs. stainless steel?

A: Depends on budget and environment:

Steel: Cost-effective solution with galvanizing (mainstream choice)

Stainless steel: Superior corrosion resistance, extended service life, near-zero maintenance – ideal for special vessels/harsh environments (e.g., chemical tankers, desalination plants)


Q3: Why are class certificates critical?

A: Class certificates are proof of compliance with international/national safety codes (e.g., SOLAS). Without certifications the boat can’t pass the vessel inspections.


Q4: What tension load can your chains withstand?

A: Breaking load varies by Diameter (36-162mm),Material grade (R3/R4/etc.)and Manufacturing standard.We provide chains with certified breaking load data for every specification.


Q5: When to replace anchor chains?

A: Conduct regular inspections for:

① Wear: Diameter reduction exceeding class limits

② Deformation: Bent/twisted links

③ Cracks: Surface defects

④ stud damage: Loose/welding failures

⑤ Severe corrosion: Especially non-stainless chains


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