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Unisite Group Ltd.
Unisite Group Ltd.
combined ship anchor,hydraulic ship anchor,welding ship anchor,electric ship anchor
Generally refers to the anchor anchor, is the main component of mooring equipment. A device made of iron, even in the boat with chains, thrown in the bottom or the shore, can make the boat stop.The ancient anchor is a large stone, or stone filled the basket, called the "anchor". Anchor rope tied stone sink to the bottom, according to the weight of the ship. Later, there is a stone anchor, that is, in the stone on both sides of the Department of wood claws, by weight and grip force to anchor the ship. The Chinese for metal anchor records. China ancient sailing ship with four jaw anchor, the anchor of good performance, so far in the sampan and boats are still in use.Modern anchor cast steel or forged steel manufacturing, there are four main types.
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The anchor rod anchor and anchor: usually as a whole, and there is a bar perpendicular to the plane. There are two claws, and some are single claw. When using a claw mesh buried in the deep, grasping force, but because of the inconvenience, bar, used for small ships. There are major types of anchor rod anchor (Figure 1), one claw anchor (Figure 2) Foshan anchor, Japanese anchor, etc..
The stockless anchor: anchor and anchor can be relatively rotated a certain angle, no bar. Use two mesh and buried in the anchor, anchor and convenient collection, the most widely used. No representative of the anchor rod anchor Holzer (Figure 3) and its modified Baker anchor.
The anchor fluke: large, can rotate a certain angle, the central anchor head with prominent rod or fluke, stability. Due to large area soil engaging fluke, grasping force, suitable for sandy soil or soft bottom. HHP main types are Danforth anchor, anchor, Markov large claw anchor boat.
Special anchor (4): the general shape of different anchor, such as mushroom anchor, the anchor head a mushroom or umbrella, meshing, buried deep, big grasp force, is not easy to move much used for long-term mooring and positioning with, such as a lightship, pontoons, barges and other fixed anchor.
