Chain 6mm (per m)

Jimmy Green 6mm MF Grade 40 Hot Dip Galvanised Calibrated Anchor Chain is sourced exclusively from MF Catenificio Frigerio

MF Catenificio chain is manufactured, hot dip galvanised, hall mark stamped at regular intervals, and proof tested in their modern research, test and production facility located near Lecco, Lake Como, Italy.

The proof load testing process ensures that each individual weld has been completed successfully.

The Hallmark stamping on every 14th link is testament to their belief in the excellent quality of their anchor chain.

MF Calibrated Anchor Chain features enhanced Solid Zinc Galvanising treatment with greater micron depth and prolonged protection against corrosion.

MF have developed an enhanced Solid Zinc Galvanising treatment in conjunction with the standard hot dip galvanising process.
Solid Zinc Galvanising is an MF duplex treatment where both aspects of the process are complementary hot dip molten zinc galvanisation.
The improved coverage, micron depth and adhesion properties prolong the protection against corrosion by up to 25%.
Solid Zinc galvanising has a relatively bright appearance before it is exposed to damp conditions.

6mm Grade 40 DIN766 anchor chain is generally suitable for small yachts up to approximately 6 metres, length overall

Factor in:
Displacement : Length ratio
Your cruising intentions
The anticipated anchorage conditions e.g. depth, seabed holding characteristics, the length of fetch and degree of exposure to prevailing winds
The length of chain that will be deployed and any extra scope provided by an anchor warp
The weight and design of anchor

Your anchor rode is only as strong as the weakest link so ensure that all your connectors and shackles are rated to the requisite break load

Check your calibration:

There is one main calibration for 6mm chain – DIN766

If you are unsure we can help you to decide – we will take all reasonable steps to ensure you get the correct chain

The simplest way to check that you are buying the correct calibration is to take a measurement from your existing chain, providing of course that it fits correctly.

How to determine the correct calibration

We measure 10 links because, in practice, it is difficult to measure one link accurately enough.
The links should be laid out flat and pulled tight.
Measure from the outside edge to outside edge.

N.B. The measurement for an old chain may be a little longer than new due to a degree of wear and elongation in use