Self Righting Plough Anchor - 6KG

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The SecureFix Direct 6KG Self Righting Plough Anchor is designed for small to medium-sized sailing vessels, offering reliable holding power in diverse seabed conditions like sand, clay, and mud. Its primary benefit is the specialized roll-bar mechanism, which ensures the anchor automatically rights itself upon reaching the seabed to guarantee a secure bite. However, users should be aware that at 6KG, this anchor is best suited for light-to-moderate craft and may require larger alternatives for heavy-duty long-term anchoring in extreme weather.
| Model Part Number | SFANROC06 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SecureFix Direct |
This model weighs 6KG.
It features a durable, corrosion-resistant galvanised finish.
This 6KG anchor is designed for smaller sailing vessels; always check your boat's displacement and manufacturer recommendations for correct sizing.
While the chisel tip helps with penetration, plough anchors are generally best suited for sand, clay, and mud.
The anchor is 630mm in length, 315mm wide, and 273mm in height.
Ensure you are using an adequate length of chain to keep the shank angle low and verify your scope ratio.
Utilize the dedicated buoyed retrieval line point to lift the anchor from a different angle or use a dedicated anchor trip line.
To ensure peak performance, pair this anchor with an appropriately rated chain lead to keep the shank parallel to the seabed. When not in use, ensure the anchor is properly secured on the bow roller or deck to prevent damage to your hull. After every use in saltwater, rinse the anchor with fresh water to remove salt deposits and inspect the galvanised coating for deep scratches. If chips or deep rust spots appear, treat them with a cold-galvanising spray to maintain the integrity of the steel. Regularly inspect the attachment points for signs of fatigue or wear before heading out on the water.