A zinc anode suitable for the propeller shaft that protects the boat's iron and other metal parts from corrosion. The anode acts as a sacrificial shield and prevents corrosion damage to the boat's underwater metal parts.
Corrosion occurs electrochemically when different metals are in contact with each other and water acts as a conductor. In a combination of such metals, the base metal corrodes first. Zinc is a base metal compared to, for example, iron, stainless steel, copper and brass, which makes it effective in protecting more valuable metal parts.
Protection of the propeller shaft and related metal parts
Underwater metal structures of a boat
For use in fresh and salt water
The anode is installed below the waterline
Attach a shaft support as close as possible to the propeller shaft.
Installed longitudinally in connection with the metal parts to be protected
The anode must not be painted with primer or other paint.
Zinc anodes should be checked every time the boat is lifted.
The anode must be replaced without fail when it is clearly worn out.
A worn anode no longer protects metal parts effectively
A properly installed and regularly replaced shaft anode extends the life of the propeller shaft and other metal parts and prevents costly corrosion damage.
A zinc anode suitable for the propeller shaft that protects the boat's iron and other metal parts from corrosion. The anode acts as a sacrificial shield and prevents corrosion damage to the boat's underwater metal parts.
Corrosion occurs electrochemically when different metals are in contact with each other and water acts as a conductor. In a combination of such metals, the base metal corrodes first. Zinc is a base metal compared to, for example, iron, stainless steel, copper and brass, which makes it effective in protecting more valuable metal parts.
Protection of the propeller shaft and related metal parts
Underwater metal structures of a boat
For use in fresh and salt water
The anode is installed below the waterline
Attach a shaft support as close as possible to the propeller shaft.
Installed longitudinally in connection with the metal parts to be protected
The anode must not be painted with primer or other paint.
Zinc anodes should be checked every time the boat is lifted.
The anode must be replaced without fail when it is clearly worn out.
A worn anode no longer protects metal parts effectively
A properly installed and regularly replaced shaft anode extends the life of the propeller shaft and other metal parts and prevents costly corrosion damage.