Hull Anodes

Zinc anodes, also known as sacrificial anodes, play a key role in the maintenance of your boat.

The term “zincs” has become synonymous with sacrificial anodes, being that zinc was the original material used for this purpose. However, other metals, such as aluminum and magnesium, also work as sacrificial anodes. There are several key factors to be taken into consideration before applying any sacrificial anodes Here is some examples: - Electrolyte (water, soil),- design life, -application area

ARTICLE NR TYPE WEIGHT kg A mm B mm C mm D mm E mm
B110020 BERA 2* 0,22 140 114 98 34 13
B110050 BERA 5* 0,5 164 140 120 46 23
B110100 BERA 10* 1,0 210 184 140 62 28
B110200 BERA 20* 2,0 210 184 165 90 30
B110350 BERA 35* 3,5 300 267 220 96 30
B110550 BERA 55* 5,5 350 310 260 113 33
B111020 BERA 102 10,2 450 415 350 150 33
B111550 BERA 155 15,5 700 590 116 45
B112350 BERA 235 23,5 1060 950 120 40

Measurements of this table are always approximate and can vary over time.
Alloy: US MIL-A-1800 1 L – Zn

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