Hall Anchor

Type: A widely used stockless Anchor
Weight: 40kg to 46000kg
Material: ZG200-400
Finishing: black tarred painting, hot dip galvanized
Certificate: DNV, ABS, LRS, BV, LR, etc.

Description

Hall anchor is a typical and widely used stockless anchor. The shank is forged steel, and the crown that holds the two flukes together is cast steel. The hall anchor weight ranges from 40kg to 46000kg. The surface is treated with black tarred painting and hot-dip galvanized.

During assembly, the anchor is passed from bottom to top through the crown until the anchor shank at the lower end is close to the pit of the crown. Then two bolts are inserted into the crown to prevent the anchor shank from coming out. In this way, the anchor flukes can turn relative to the anchor shank.

Hall anchors are not only manufactured for easy assembly, its biggest advantage is that there is no anchor rod for convenient storage. When lifting, the anchor shank could be collected into the hawse pipe and the anchor is often in the state of throwing. The holding weight of the Hall anchor is relatively small, about 2.5 ~ 4. But because it is convenient, saving time and effort, its two flukes could dig into the bottom of the water, will not cause harm to ships, so it is widely used in various ships, as the main anchor.

As a leading supplier of marine anchors, Boomarine can supply a variety of anchors for different applications. Our hall anchors are normally supplied with certification and these can be from any of the major classification societies. Besides, we can also help you to find suitable chains and fittings, please feel free to contact us.

Features of Hall Anchor:

Comply with GB/T 546-1997 standard.
Two flukes can dig into the bottom of the water without harm to ships.
No anchor rod for convenient storage.
The traditional design makes a stable working performance.
Made of high-quality marine cast steel ZG200-400, extremely tough.

There are A/B/C types of Hall anchors that differ by the length and shape of the shank cross-section (rectangle, circular, shortened rectangular cross-section).

Hall Anchor Type A – Rectangular cross-section of the shank. The most commonly used conventional stockless anchor.
Hall Anchor Type B – Circular cross-section of the shank. Mainly used for bower anchor.
Hall Anchor Type C – Shortened rectangular cross-section of the shank. It also has a smaller swing angle compared to other hall anchor types.

Specifications of Hall Anchor:

Nominal Weight(kg)	L	L1	L2	H	H1	B1
40	430	303	557	67	303	198
60	492	347	637	76	347	227
100	540	378	750	91	395	230
125	580	405	810	97	425	248
150	612	432	855	104	452	264
180	650	459	910	111	480	280
240	720	510	1010	122	530	310
280	760	534	1060	130	560	325
300	770	540	1080	131	570	331
320	790	560	1100	132	580	338
360	820	580	1150	139	610	353
420	860	610	1200	146	640	370
480	900	640	1260	153	670	387
570	1042	732	1355	161	732	481
660	1096	769	1422	169	769	506
780	1170	820	1506	180	820	540
900	1220	855	1580	188	855	560
1020	1260	885	1645	194	885	580
1140	1319	916	1705	206	926	605
1290	1378	965	1778	211	965	630
2100	1651	1120	2093	245	1120	732
2850	1890	1253	2318	271	1253	822
3540	2032	1345	2480	294	1345	880
4320	2171	1435	2695	316	1435	943
4890	2263	1498	2769	329	1498	984
5000	2317	1510	2800	332	1510	992
6450	2340	1644	3037	361	1644	1080
7800	2493	1750	3235	385	1750	1152
8500	2565	1800	3355	395	1800	1184
10500	2752	1934	3571	425	1934	1273
12900	2947	2072	3824	455	2072	1363
13500	2992	2104	3882	462	2104	1384
14700	3078	2165	3994	476	2165	1424
16900	3225	2268	4184	498	2268	1492
23000	3573	2514	4631	551	2514	1654
35500	4132	2903	5363	637	2903	1906
46000	4505	3165	5847	695	3165	2078