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MANSON ANCHORS THE TRUSTED PERFORMER LEADING THE WAY IN ANCHORING TECHNOLOGY IMPECCABLE CREDENTIALS BORN ON THE WATER Manson Anchors has grown from a family of professional boat builders, marine engineers and staunch world cruisers. Founded in 1972 and based in Auckland, New Zealand, Manson Anchors began with the aim of manufacturing anchors suitable for the harsh local conditions and for boaters that use and rely on their anchors every day. WORLD CLASS TECHNOLOGY Manson currently has six Lloyd’s Register type approved anchors, and is continually developing new anchors to cater to specific markets and for specific purposes. In-house testing facilities work in conjunction with expertly trained and certified welding staff to ensure that all product produced at Manson is the most well built anchoring equipment available in the world. No other anchor company boasts the range, expertise, approvals and certifications that Manson Anchors does. FROM NEW ZEALAND TO THE WORLD specify the anchor best specify a manson New Zealand has a proud history of nautical excellence. From winning and defending the America’s Cup, consistent Olympic success and offshore racing, it would seem salt water runs through the veins of New Zealanders. It is this ocean going spirit which has seen Manson develop its anchor range to become a truly worldwide product available globally though its expert distribution network. Manson is recognised by all major classification societies; Lloyd’s Register, ABS, DNV, GL & BV. Manson Anchors are subjected to rigorous testing. Once CAD designs are approved, seabed testing in three different soil types is conducted, then on-site inspections certify all welding procedures. Finally, each anchor is proof load tested using a hydraulic rig. The anchor is then stamped with a certification number, with certificates enclosed upon shipping. LLOYDÕS REGISTER APPROVED In order for Manson to consistently exceed expectations, every weld is performed by a Lloyd’s Register approved welder and is covered by a Lloyd’s Register / ASME IX welding procedure. QUALITY ASSURED Utilising Finite Element Assessment to accurately determine all levels of distortion, load limits and material dimensions, Manson Anchors can determine the exact requirements for each application.

THE MANSON ANCHOR RANGE CERTIFIED AS A SUPER HIGH HOLDING POWER ANCHOR (SHHP) CERTIFIED AS A HIGH HOLDING POWER ANCHOR (HHP) FAST SET AND GREAT PERFORMER THE NEXT GENERATION IN ANCHORING Very quick to set, the Ray is well suited to rapid deployment and 'no fuss' anchoring. It’s especially useful when anchoring in crowded anchorages. Following extensive development and rigorous testing, Manson now leads the next generation in anchoring technology with the Manson Supreme. The Supreme is a high holding, fast setting fixed shank anchor. The added design feature of a dual slotted shank enables...

THE MANSON SAND ANCHOR THE COST EFFECTIVE SOLUTION BIG BOAT ANCHORING AT ITS BEST Manson Sand Anchors are a cost effective anchoring solution and have been successfully used by fishermen and boaties for many years. Ideal for larger craft, the Manson Kedge is specified by many of the world’s finest Superyachts to exacting standards. • Performs exceptionally well on larger vessels • Best suited for day or launch pick anchoring • Impressive looking in one of the most visible parts on any vessel • Lies flat for easier stowage • Will work on all seabed types • Galvanised or stainless steel 3s •...

INNOVATIVE ENGINEERING Manson has engaged Bowmaster to provide a range of tailored bow roller and deployment solutions for the Manson Anchor range. All made from Lloyd’s Register approved 316L stainless steel, the rollers have been specifically designed to effectively compliment Manson Anchors, whilst also giving the boat a roller that is built to survive in the harshest of anchoring conditions. BEFORE LEAVING THE DOCK Determine how much anchor line, or rode, you will need. We would recommend that you use a minimum scope of 5:1, meaning that for every metre of water depth, you should use 5...