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Super Marine

Anode d’arbre profilée

Ref. ALM-VDM-FABR ANO9003080

Sacrificial zinc anode, designed for galvanic protection of propeller shafts. Its conical shape is suitable for shaft nuts with a diameter of ø30. Supplied in bulk with the necessary mounting screws for installation.

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Anode d’arbre profilée :
Anode zinc noix d'arbre conique ø30 (vrac + vis)
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Description

Super Marine - Conical Shaft Nut Zinc Anode ø30 - Galvanic Protection

The conical shaft nut zinc anode ø30 from Super Marine is specifically designed to protect the immersed metal components of your propulsion system. This zinc anode provides effective protection against electrolytic corrosion, a common phenomenon in marine environments. Its conical design is suitable for installation on shaft nuts with a diameter of ø30.

Ideal for protecting propeller shafts, it ensures reliable operation by diverting the corrosive action of galvanic currents towards the anode itself, thereby preserving the integrity of your equipment.

Targeted Protection for Propeller Shafts

This zinc anode offers a dedicated protection solution for propeller shafts, a critical point for the durability of marine propulsion systems.

  • Performance: Active protection against electrolytic corrosion.
  • Design: Conical shape specifically for shaft nuts.
  • Specificity: ø30 diameter, supplied with mounting screws.

KEY POINTS:

  • Galvanic protection for the propulsion system.
  • Installation on ø30 diameter shaft nuts.
  • Supplied with mounting screws.

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