AN09 Danforth Anchor Japan Type
Hot Dip Galvanized
热镀锌日式丹弗斯锚
◆ Applicable to use in sand, sand/mud.
◆ 适合沙，沙泥混合
| Art No. | Size | Boat Length |
| AN09-1.5 | 1.5kg | up to 10'(3m) |
| AN09-2.5 | 2.5kg | up to 20'(6m) |
| AN09-3.5 | 3.5kg | up to 25'(7.5m） |
| AN09-5.0 | 5kg | up to 30'(9m) |
| AN09-7.0 | 7kg | up to 32'(9.8m) |
| AN09-10 | 10kg | up to 38'(11.6m) |
| AN09-15 | 15kg | up to 43'(13m) |
| AN09-20 | 20kg | up to 49'(15m) |
| AN09-25 | 25kg | up to 55'(16.5m) |
| AN09-30 | 30kg | up to 60'(18m) |
The Danforth anchor, also known as the Fluke anchor, is a popular type of boat anchor used by boaters and sailors around the world. It was invented by American engineer Richard Danforth in the 1940s and is known for its lightweight design and excellent holding power.
The Danforth anchor is a type of fluke anchor that is designed to dig into the bottom of the waterway to provide a secure hold for the boat. It has two sharp, pointed flukes that are designed to pivot and dig into the bottom of the waterway. The flukes are connected to a shank that is perpendicular to them and has a ring or shackle at the top for attaching the anchor line.
The Danforth anchor is typically made of high-strength steel or aluminum, and it is available in a variety of sizes to match the size and weight of the boat. It is also available in different finishes, including polished stainless steel and galvanized steel.
One of the advantages of the Danforth anchor is its lightweight design, which makes it easy to handle and stow on board smaller boats. It is also known for its excellent holding power in a variety of seabeds, including sand, mud, and clay.
Overall, the Danforth anchor is a popular and reliable choice for boaters and sailors who need a lightweight and effective anchor for their vessel. Its excellent holding power in many different seabeds makes it a versatile and practical choice for a wide range of boating activities.
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