High Holding Power Matrosov Anchor

Certificate: CCS, GL and BV certificate.
Delivery Time: 15days
Place of Origin: China
Packing Details: Export standard packaging.

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High Holding Power Matrosov Anchor

The Matrosov Anchor is a globally recognized high holding power (HHP) anchor, renowned for its distinctive wide fluke design and superior performance in various seabed conditions. As a professional marine anchor supplier and manufacturer, we specialize in providing premium anchoring solutions tailored to the demands of modern vessels, from small yachts to large commercial ships and offshore installations.

Unlike traditional stockless anchors, the Matrosov anchor features a unique, elongated fluke configuration with a stabilizer bar. This design ensures rapid and deep seabed penetration, resulting in exceptional holding power relative to its weight. This efficiency makes it an ideal choice for vessels requiring reliable mooring in mud, sand, or clay environments.

Our comprehensive range of marine anchors includes this High Holding Power type, alongside options for yacht and offshore applications. All our products are manufactured from high-grade cast steel and are available with certification from all major classification societies. We invite global buyers, shipyards, and distributors to contact us for competitive pricing and partnership opportunities.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Superior Holding Power: The Matrosov anchor is classified as a High Holding Power (HHP) anchor, meaning it provides significantly greater resistance than a standard stockless anchor of the same weight, enhancing vessel safety.

  • Exceptional Seabed Penetration: The wide, elongated fluke design, combined with a stabilizing skeg, ensures the anchor digs in quickly and remains stable, even during directional changes or tidal swings.

  • Robust Cast Steel Construction: Manufactured from Grade A cast steel, these anchors offer high tensile strength, excellent abrasion resistance, and long-term durability in corrosive marine environments.

  • Versatile Application: Suitable for a wide range of vessel types, including tugboats, barges, fishing vessels, workboats, and offshore platforms.

  • Global Certification: We offer anchors certified by all major classification societies (ABS, CCS, DNV, LR, BV, NK, KR, RINA, RS), ensuring compliance with international maritime standards.

  • Customizable Weight Range: Available in standard weights from 25kg to 1500kg, with custom sizes available upon request for specialized projects.


Technical Specifications

The Matrosov anchor features a distinct geometry designed for optimal performance. Below are the dimensional parameters for our standard weight range. (Dimensions in millimeters).

Size (mm) Nominal Weight
C F A E H a (kg)
690 385 130 570 214 28~30 25
760 420 148 620 230 30~32 35
840 480 170 680 250 30~32 50
950 540 190 770 270 30~32 75
1060 590 210 830 290 30~32 100
1130 630 226 870 310 30~32 125
1190 670 242 910 330 30~32 150
1300 740 270 980 370 30~32 200
1380 800 294 1040 400 33~37 250
1480 850 312 1090 430 33~37 300
1630 930 342 1190 480 33~37 400
1750 1000 366 1280 520 33~37 500
1910 1090 400 1385 565 33~37 650
2000 1140 418 1450 590 33~37 750
2170 1240 452 1570 630 33~37 1000
2280 1300 488 1660 660 33~37 1250
2370 1350 515 1715 675 33~37 1500

Material & Construction:

  • Material: Grade A Cast Steel (Equivalent to WCA or similar shipbuilding steel)

  • Surface: Painted (Standard marine anti-corrosion coating) or bare as requested.

  • Testing: Visual inspection and dimensional checks; optional load testing available upon request.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is a High Holding Power (HHP) anchor, and how is the Matrosov type different?
High Holding Power (HHP) anchor is defined by classification societies as an anchor that, through its design, achieves a holding power significantly greater (often double or more) than a standard stockless anchor of the same weight. The Matrosov anchor achieves this with its wide, plough-like fluke and a stabilizer bar (or skeg). This design prevents the anchor from twisting or overturning when the direction of pull changes, allowing it to remain deeply buried and maintain maximum resistance. It is particularly effective in soft to medium seabeds.

2. What types of vessels typically use a cast steel Matrosov anchor?
Due to its high efficiency and stability, the Matrosov anchor is popular among a wide variety of vessels. Common applications include:

  • Tugboats and Pushboats: For their excellent holding power in rivers and harbors.

  • Inland Waterway Vessels: Barges and bulkers operating in rivers and canals.

  • Fishing Vessels and Trawlers: For reliable anchoring in fishing grounds.

  • Small to Medium Commercial Ships: Coasters, general cargo ships, and workboats.

  • Offshore Platforms: As a permanent or temporary mooring solution.

3. Can you provide classification society certification for these anchors?
Yes, absolutely. We understand that marine equipment requires strict compliance. We can supply the Matrosov anchors with certification from all major classification societies, including ABS (American Bureau of Shipping), CCS (China Classification Society), DNV, LR (Lloyd’s Register), BV (Bureau Veritas), NK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai), KR (Korean Register), RINA, and RS. Please specify your certification requirements when placing your order.

4. What is the advantage of cast steel over fabricated steel anchors?
Cast steel construction, particularly Grade A cast steel, offers several advantages over fabricated (welded) anchors. Casting allows for the creation of complex, aerodynamic shapes (like the Matrosov’s fluke) without weak points at welds. This results in a homogeneous structure with consistent mechanical properties throughout, providing superior strength, impact resistance, and longevity compared to fabricated anchors which may be prone to weld failure under extreme stress.

5. What are the packaging options for export?
To ensure the anchors arrive in perfect condition, we offer multiple packaging options suitable for international shipping. These include:

  • Bare Packing: For bulk shipments, often secured directly in containers.

  • Pallets: For smaller anchors to facilitate easy handling with a forklift.

  • Plywood Cases: For added protection against corrosion and impact during transit.

  • Cartons: Typically for very small yacht anchors. We can customize the packaging based on your shipping requirements.

Attention please: The description was copied from different cooperating manufacturers. The description may be different with the goods, please check with us when order.

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