ANDY MARINE. As a professional manufacturer and supplier of Marine Anchor in China, we are dedicated to producing the best anchor and chains and windlass for boats and yachts. We focus on quality ensures that our products offer exceptional performance and durability, meeting the high standards of anchor and chains, windlass expected in the marine industry.

While maintaining excellent quality of Anchors, we also strive to offer competitive prices to our customers. As a wholesale seller in China, we understand the importance of cost-efficiency and work hard to provide affordable options without compromising on quality. Our pricing structure is designed to provide excellent value for our customers, ensuring they get the best products Marine Anchor at a reasonable price.

What is theMarine Anchor on a boat?  

Marine Anchor are designed to hold a boat in place by digging into the sea (or lake or river) floor. Once the anchor—which is attached to a chain or line on the boat—is properly set on the seabed, the boat won't go floating off, but it may drift in a radius around the anchor point.

How do I choose an Marine Anchor?  

The water conditions will also play a part in this. A rocky river bed with currents is going to call for a different anchor than a sandy calm lake. Take things such as current, wind speeds, and large chop into consideration when choosing an anchor and anchor rode.

Selecting The Right Marine Anchor?

When choosing an anchor it is paramount to consider both the length of boat, weight and weather conditions in your area.

RULE OF THUMB IS: 1 pound of anchor per foot or 1 kilo per meter (rounding up to the nearest size)

The table below illustrates recommended weights based on an average boat in average conditions.

ANDY MARINE always advises to select an anchor in the highest weight/length category for your boat. This will give you peace of mind when the conditions turn nasty and for an overnight.

Anchor Weight to Boat Length Table

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What is the proper technique for anchoring a boat?

Head slowly into the wind or current to a position upwind or upcurrent of where you actually want to end up. When you are at that position, stop the boat and slowly lower the anchor over the bow to the bottom. Never anchor from the stern as this can cause the boat to swamp.

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