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Lofrans Alpha Anchor 25kg Hot-Dip Galvanized Delta Style Boat Anchor 75465
Lofrans Alpha Anchor 25kg Hot-Dip Galvanized Delta Style Boat Anchor 75465
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Lofrans Alpha Anchor 25kg (75465)
Top Holding Power (THP) Galvanized Delta Style Anchor
The Lofrans Alpha Anchor 25kg is a high-performance, wing-style anchor engineered for superior holding power and rapid setting. Designed with a low center of gravity and self-righting geometry, the Alpha model ensures a reliable grip even in challenging seabed conditions like sand, mud, and gravel. Its unique shank profile is optimized for self-launching, making it an ideal choice for modern bow rollers.
Key Features
- ✔ Self-Launching: Profiled for smooth deployment
- ✔ Lead-Filled Tip: Faster set in hard bottoms
- ✔ Anti-Corrosive: High-grade hot-dip galvanization
- ✔ THP Certified: Optimized wing geometry
Technical Specs
| Weight: | 25 kg (55 lbs) |
| Length (A): | 945 mm |
| Width (B): | 415 mm |
| Shank Thickness (C): | 16 mm |
| Total Height (E): | 713 mm |
| Material: | Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel |
Recommended Fitment Guide
| Boat Length | Recommended Displacement | Usage Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 12m - 16m (40ft - 52ft) | Up to 15,000 kg | Primary anchor for coastal & offshore cruising. |
Reference Information
| SKU / MPN | 75465 |
| Brand | Lofrans |
| Alternate Ref | LAL-75465 / 841447-25 |
Questions & Answers
Is this a genuine Lofrans part?
Yes, this is a genuine Lofrans 75465 Alpha Anchor, manufactured to strict maritime standards for Top Holding Power (THP).
Will this fit my standard bow roller?
The Alpha anchor features a delta-style geometry that is compatible with most universal bow rollers. Its self-launching design helps it pivot off the roller easily during deployment.
What seabed is this anchor best for?
The Lofrans Alpha is optimized for maximum holding power in sand, mud, and gravel seabeds, thanks to its lead-filled tip and balanced wing geometry.
Note: Anchor sizing is a guideline only. Displacement, windage, and local conditions should be considered when selecting your primary ground tackle.
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