Without engines and steering devices, boats cannot move through the water. This vital equipment must work efficiently for recreational and commercial use. However, the metal components used for the engine and as steering for the boat, such as the rudders, outboards, metal struts, stern drives and outboard fittings, can be damaged from the water. Galvanic…
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Available for welding or bolt on applications to meet most any requirements for Industrial use or for sale to US Government.
Forms: - 1-1/4" x 6" x 12" with Core Strap and 2 Recessed Holes (ZHC-23)
- 2 1/2" x 6" x 12" with Core Strap and 2 Recessed Holes (ZHC-42)
Belmont Product Code 8001ZHC Nominal Composition: - 99.55% Zn
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Belmont manufactures style B round anodes for Cathodic Protection of steel hulls & tanks. Available with either 3/8″ or 1/2″ IPS. The 11″ piece has 2 3/4″ IPS.
Forms: - 2" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
- 3" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
- 4" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
- 5" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
- 6" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
- 9" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
- 11" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
Belmont Product Code 8001B Nominal Composition: - 99.55% Zn
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Available for welding or bolt on applications to meet most any requirements for Industrial use or for sale to US Government.
Forms: - 1-1/4" x 3" x 12" with 1 Steel Strap approx. 11.5 lbs
- 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 12" with 1 Steel Strap approx. 24 lbs
Belmont Product Code 8001ZSS Nominal Composition: - 99.55% Zn
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Zinc anodes can extend the useful life of metal parts Anyone who has spent time near beaches knows that metal items exposed to saltwater begin to rust quickly. Freshwater encourages oxidation, as well, but because saltwater is a good conductor, electrons move easily through it, accelerating the reactions that cause corrosion. Cathodic protection is one…