Why are the 804Diver/DiverMini among the most sold Bolt-On sacrificial anodes worldwide? Both could fit well on almost any hull bolt-on position.Their surface area (critical for cathodic protection) makes them…
Simplifying Sacrificial Anode Choices for Distributors
Simplifying Sacrificial Anode Choices for Distributors There are more than a thousand different models of sacrificial anodes.Adding variations of the same models from different foundries and brands can confuse many.…
Easy to remember hints/indicators while using sacrificial anodes
Easy to remember hints/indicators while using sacrificial anodes: Improperly installed anodes will either not work at all or provide subpar performance. To illustrate, here’s how properly installed anodes should appear…
Engine Pencil Sacrificial Anodes (also known as pencil zincs)
Engine Pencil Sacrificial Anodes (also known as pencil zincs) Pencil zinc anode can significantly increase your engine’s lifespan. Our Engine Pencil Anodes prevent corrosion by protecting the engine block and…
How often should you replace sacrificial anodes on your yacht?
Sacrificial anodes should be replaced every 6 – 12 months. Anode’s effective lifespan depends on the salinity, how often the vessel is anchored and next to what, and other factors.…
When should I use zinc, aluminum, or magnesium anodes?
Question: When should I use zinc, aluminum, or magnesium anodes? Choosing the suitable anode depends on the waters you navigate: Zinc is a top performer in saltwater environments.Aluminum is great…
Delivering Quality
Before any of our sacrificial anodes leave the facility, each one goes through a meticulous manual inspection. It’s not just about meeting standards—it’s about delivering peace of mind to our…
2 easy to remember hints/indicators when choosing sacrificial anodes for your boat
Two easy to remember hints/indicators when choosing sacrificial anodes for your boat: 1. The surface of the anode is related to the metal surface it protects.2. The weight/thickness of the…
Which vessel parts are taking the heaviest hit from galvanic corrosion?
The parts that bear the brunt of galvanic corrosion include bronze or aluminum propellers on a stainless-steel shaft, rudders, rudder fittings, struts, stern drives, and outboards. By installing and keeping…
How much zinc/aluminum is enough to protect my boat?
Figuring out the right amount of zinc or aluminum anodes to protect your boat is crucial for effective corrosion prevention. A good rule of thumb is to start with an…
Using sacrificial anodes is one of the best ways to keep your boat afloat, in good condition, and rust-free.
Sacrificial anodes are cheap and easy to use. They do most of the hard work to protect the vessel’s hull from corrosive elements in the water. These zinc or aluminum…
GALVANIC CORROSION AND HOW TO PREVENT IT
Did you know that when two different types of metals come into contact with water, they can act like batteries? It’s true! In this wet environment, a fascinating phenomenon occurs—current…