IMPA: 673401

Zinc Casting Rounds – Marine Sacrificial Anodes (IMPA 673401)

Zinc casting rounds are durable, high-purity sacrificial anodes designed to protect critical metallic components on commercial and recreational vessels. These marine-grade anodes prevent electrolytic corrosion by creating a galvanic cell that sacrifices zinc instead of your hull, rudder, or ballast tank steel. Sourced to meet strict marine industry standards, each round delivers dependable cathodic protection even in high-salinity conditions.

Ideal for shipyards, fleet maintenance, and offshore structures, these zinc anodes are available in a range of standard diameters and lengths to suit various mounting configurations. They can be welded, bolted, or clamped to hull plates, sea-chests, heat exchangers, and pipework. With consistent alloy quality and precise manufacturing, our zinc casting rounds ensure extended service life and reduced dry-dock maintenance costs.

Stocked under IMPA 673401 and supplied in safe, easy-to-store packaging, these rounds are ready for global delivery to any ship repair facility or chandler. All sizes are manufactured to deliver uniform current output and excellent performance in marine environments.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

PropertySpecification
Product TypeZinc Casting Round (Sacrificial Anode)
IMPA Code673401
MaterialHigh-purity marine-grade zinc alloy
ShapeRound / Cylindrical
Available Diameters50 mm, 75 mm, 100 mm
Standard Lengths150 mm, 200 mm, 300 mm
Weight per UnitApprox. 0.5 kg – 2.5 kg depending on size
Mounting OptionsWeld-on strap, bolt-through holes, core rod
ApplicationsShip hulls, ballast tanks, rudders, sea chests, heat exchangers
StandardsMeets common marine sacrificial anode specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What are zinc casting rounds used for?

Zinc casting rounds are sacrificial anodes that protect steel structures on ships by corroding in place of the metal surface, preventing rust and electrolysis damage in saltwater environments.

How do I choose the right size of zinc anode?

Selection depends on the surface area to be protected, water conditions, and mounting configuration. Common diameters range from 50 mm to 100 mm. Consult a marine engineer for precise sizing.

Can zinc anodes be used in freshwater?

Yes, but zinc performs best in saltwater. For freshwater vessels, aluminum or magnesium anodes are often recommended. Zinc is ideal for saltwater and brackish environments.

How are these anodes installed?

Zinc rounds can be welded directly to hull plates, bolted using pre-drilled holes, or attached via steel straps. Ensure proper electrical contact with the protected metal.

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