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Manufactured by:Jennings Anodes USA Inc. based inKaty, TEXAS (USA)
This oval zinc sacrificial hull anode is suitable for use in salt waters. Sacrificial anodes should be fitted and correctly bonded to all boats / vessels to help prevent corrosion by cathodic protection when in the ...
Manufactured by:Jennings Anodes USA Inc. based inKaty, TEXAS (USA)
The ship’s ballast water tank is subject to galvanic corrosion, especially its internal steel structure immersed in seawater. The only way of preventing corrosion in ballast tank, when coatings become damaged or ultimately break down, is to apply sacrificial anodes. This aluminum tank anode with double cranked rod core is the most common anode types applied in cathodic protection of ...
Manufactured by:Jennings Anodes USA Inc. based inKaty, TEXAS (USA)
MMO rod anodes are composed of a titanium substrate covered with a mixed metal oxide coating. Strict quality control procedures are followed throughout the entire coating process, to guarantee appropriate coating thickness and adhesion. Because the mixed metal oxide coatings have an extremely low consumption rate, the titanium substrate remains constant throughout the design life of the anode. It ...
Manufactured by:Jennings Anodes USA Inc. based inKaty, TEXAS (USA)
One of the most commonly found factors limiting the life of water heaters is interior corrosion. The water inside the heater tank can be very harmful to the system as the harsh minerals it contains can build up and eat away at the steel surfaces, a process which is only worsened by the high water temperatures. With the lowest voltage during the sacrificial process, aluminum anode rods usually ...
Manufactured by:Jennings Anodes USA Inc. based inKaty, TEXAS (USA)
With six heavy high silicon cast iron tubular anodes mounted on a PVC pipe frame filled with reinforced concrete, this anode sled is designed to provide cathodic protection current to offshore structures such as oil platforms, piers, pilings, wharfs and similar structures which usually require relatively high levels of current in seawater. The anodes will be connected to a shore-based rectifier ...