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Anchoring Information

Parts of an Anchor
Parts of an Anchor

When you need to know more about an anchor to discuss an issue or a plus factor with your friends, colleagues or even your supplier, it is useful to know the terminology. Team Jimmy Green have added names to the various parts in this photo featuring two traditional anchor designs: a Fisherman and a Danforth … Continued

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Anchorplait Splicing Instructions
Anchorplait Splicing Instructions

Anchorplait® is a Jimmy Green Marine UK registered Trademark design featuring the Jimmy Green designed Easy-Splice Markers. Anchorplait® to Chain Splice, 11 links Tie a short whipping or constrictor knot around the Anchorplait, the equivalent of 14 links of chain from the end. Unlay the rope back to the mark, keeping the pairs taped together so … Continued

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Anchor Chain and Rope Size Guide
Anchor Chain and Rope Size Guide

Selection Process for determining the right size for your Main Anchor Chain and Rope What Size Anchor Chain do I need? What Size Anchor Rope is compatible with my chain? How much Anchor Chain do I need? How much Anchor Rope do I need? Select your Anchor Chain and compatible Anchor Rope Size Find the column below … Continued

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Anchor Chain Snubbing Guide
Anchor Chain Snubbing Guide

Anchor Chain Snubbing is fundamental to the basic principles of anchoring on all-chain anchor rode. The Snubber protects your windlass by transferring the strain to a suitable deck strongpoint and provides the vital stretch required to alleviate the shock loads associated with a bar-taut chain. There are multiple options for snubbing solutions, including stainless steel … Continued

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Anchoring Diagram
Anchoring Diagram

A combination Chain/Rope Anchor Rode may prove to be the optimum arrangement The scope of the chain should still be more than adequate for anticipated anchorage depths and weather conditions. The extra length of the rope extension will not only increase the scope, but also provide valuable shock absorbing capability if conditions seriously worsen. Relatively … Continued

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